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How Hospitality Businesses Can use Manus AI with Facebook and Instagram

Posted on by Jaimie Onasch

INTRODUCTION 

Acquired by Meta in December 2025A graphic that shows the Manus AI and Meta logos, indicating a partnership, Manus AI is an autonomous general-purpose artificial intelligence agent that can independently execute complex tasks like market research and data analysis. It currently operates separately from Meta, but integrates with Instagram and Meta Ads Manager.

Manus AI starts at $20 per month and can help research target audiences, analyze metrics, aid with reporting and even help with planning or creative development.

Following are some ways your hotel, resort or hospitality business can use Manus AI with Facebook and Instagram.

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How Restaurants Can Advertise on Spotify

Posted on by Jaimie Onasch

INTRODUCTION

According to Statista, Spotify has more than 400 million ad-supported monthly active users, with more than 50% of users between the ages of 18 and 34 years old.

Restaurants can take advantage of the popular audio streaming platform to reach potential customers, particularly younger customers, who live in their area by running targeted audio, video, display or podcast ads.

Following are some tips on how your restaurant can advertise on Spotify.

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What Hotels and Restaurants Should Include in an FAQ

Posted on by Brian Lee

frequently asked questionsMany hotels and restaurants are lacking pertinent information for their guests on their websites. Oftentimes, these websites have the bare essentials like reservations and a menu.

Guests these days likely aren’t going to call you for information. Instead, they are going to send you a direct message on social media at 10 p.m. and expect an immediate response, or they are going to post a question on Google, which usually will go unanswered.

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