Digital marketing in accommodation: season, location and trust

A prospective guest usually finds a hotel in this order: they search by region and accommodation type, look at the map and reviews, compare prices on booking platforms, then book directly or through a platform. The job of digital marketing is to keep the business visible and trustworthy at every step of this path, and, where possible, to pull the booking to your own site.

Our office is in Ankara; we work with hotels and tourism businesses anywhere in Turkey, including Istanbul, by video call, WhatsApp and e-mail.

What do we do?

  1. Location and accommodation-type searches. A page and content plan built on combinations of region, property type and intent (SEO consulting).
  2. Google Business Profile. Photos, room and service information, Q&A and review replies.
  3. Direct booking advertising. Search and brand campaigns, with the budget distributed by season and occupancy (Google Ads management).
  4. Site speed and trust. Pages that open fast on mobile, give clear prices and contact details and lead easily to a booking.
  5. A season-aware report. A comparison with the previous period together with the same season of the previous year.

Our tourism case

Our published tourism case shows that on a site focused on Sapanca hotels, organic clicks rose about 1.9 times in the last 3 months compared with the previous 3 months. In the case study we stated openly that demand in tourism is seasonal and the two periods may have fallen under different seasonal conditions: Sapanca hotels case study. The client’s name is confidential; results vary by sector, season and competition, and are an example, not a guarantee.

How do we start?

With a free pre-analysis we compare the search visibility of your site and one competitor. The price is clarified in the quote according to scope (see digital agency prices and how pricing is determined, both in Turkish). For sector-specific reading: how to increase direct hotel bookings and digital marketing for hotels and accommodation businesses.