The average American spends 1.7 hours a day on social media – ample time to fall in love with your brand. Social media strategy evolves at the speed of light, but understanding the latest trends and metrics is key to finding success in the social sphere, whether you’re a wedding venue seeking to connect with the newly engaged, a destination or resort aiming to attract travelers, or another type of hospitality provider. After all, social media isn’t just about pretty pictures; it’s about driving action.
Effective social marketing in the hospitality industry takes into account the basic purpose of social networking sites: human connection. Our cutting-edge social team utilizes social listening to identify social insights – the motivations behind people’s social media behavior. We translate those insights into a custom-crafted social strategy that resonates with your intended audience through campaigns that bring people together, spark conversation and sharing, and drive conversions.
–Amy Landers, Lakes Region Tourism Association
The Vine wedding venue and vineyard was struggling to create brand awareness in a city full of wedding venues. We began managing their paid social by targeting newly engaged couples in the metro-Houston area. After achieving remarkable results, like an average of 15-20 leads per month via paid social, The Vine transitioned their organic social efforts to us. This enabled us to sync paid efforts with a new, fine-tuned organic strategy. In the first month alone, 17% of all website leads came from organic social.
Together, we can take your social strategy from confusing to converting
I'm Ready!The LRTA’s longtime marketing partner had stopped generating results and evolving their digital presence. So, we put Facebook and Instagram to work. Instagram content focused on travel inspiration fueled by aspirational photography. Facebook focused on offers and events with the aim of driving traffic to the association’s member organizations. Paid campaigns paired with organic strategy and optimization saw 13,500 new followers in the first year alone with an average growth of over 30% in 2 years.
Whether you live by it or loathe it, social media continues to grow by leaps and bounds. These digital platforms are no longer just the places to get all the neighborhood tea, but also to do business.
