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How Hospitality Companies can Track Competitors’ Paid Ads

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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How to Generate Earned Media for Your Podcast

INTRODUCTION

Earned media is just that, it’s earned. It is what third parties say about your brand not because they are paid to but because they find interest in it and want to. This can include traditional media outlets, influencers or others.

Here are a few tips on how to generate earned media for your podcast.

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How to Be a Good Panel Moderator

INTRODUCTION

panel discussionIt’s not uncommon for conferences and webinars to have speakers present together in a panel format. Unfortunately, many panel discussions don’t spend enough time talking about the main subject, spend too much time talking about one topic, run too long and/or are boring.

Do you know whose fault that is? It’s the moderator’s. We previously provided tips on how to avoid giving a bad presentation (Part 1 and Part 2). Now, here are tips on how to be a good panel moderator and avoid the dreaded label, “death by panel.”
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