Author: Jaimie Onasch

How to Promote Hospitality Jobs on Facebook Now That the Jobs Feature is Gone

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INTRODUCTION

Front desk hospitality jobHotels and resorts often turn to social media to spread the word about their available job opportunities. Until recently, many hospitality businesses had been using Jobs on Facebook to help attract potential candidates.

The Meta product allowed businesses to post a complete job listing to their page, which was located in a dedicated jobs tab and findable in Facebook’s jobs browser. Meta discontinued Jobs on Facebook earlier this year, but you can still use Facebook to attract talent.

Following are some ways you can use Facebook to promote hospitality jobs for your business.

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How to Reclaim Full Admin Access to Your Meta Business Account

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INTRODUCTION

Meta Business Suite can be a valuable centralized tool for businesses that manage social media accounts and assets such as Facebook, Instagram, Messenger and Meta ad accounts.

It has a variety of features, such as content management tools and analytics, and it allows you to assign different access levels and specific assets to individuals within your organization. However, as your marketing and social media teams change, you may find yourself in a situation where you lose access to your account.

This can come in a variety of forms, ranging from complete loss of access to the business account and its assets to partial access, which still allows you to manage some features like posting content to your channels, but not others, like adding new assets or granting others access to manage your accounts. This article focuses on the latter.

Following are some steps to take to regain full admin access to your Meta Business account if you only have partial access.

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How Hospitality Companies can Track Competitors’ Paid Ads

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INTRODUCTION

According to Statista, the travel industry is expected to spend more than $4.5 billion on digital advertising in the United States. In addition, 82% of restaurants in the United States use social media as part of their marketing strategy, which includes boosts and paid ads. 

To stay competitive, hospitality businesses should monitor how their competitors use sponsored content to reach potential guests, including which platforms and the type of media they use.

Following are some ways your hotel or restaurant can track competitors’ paid ads.  

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