So, you’ve just launched a new website for your hotel. It looks good, it’s search engine optimised and everything is quick to load. The next step to take is analysing your website traffic! Why do I need to do this? Analysing your website traffic is...
Website Design Archive
Hotel Website Design – 7 Things a Hotel Website Must Deliver in 2020
A hotel website is crucial for keeping up with today’s competitive online market, but as a hotelier, are you aware of the standards your website needs to meet for it to effectively advertise your hotel and generate the best results? Cutting-edge website design...
How Responsive Website Design Gives Your Hotel an Edge
With recent studies showing that more than half of today’s global website traffic is carried out on portable devices, it’s more important than ever to make sure that your website offers the optimal customer experience across the board - not just on...
8 Reasons WordPress is Wrong For Your Hotel’s Website
With more than 74 million installs worldwide, Wordpress is the most popular CMS and blogging system available on the web. It’s not surprising it has become so popular. After all, the tool is freely available, easily customisable and simple for almost anyone to...
Do Templates Create Good Websites? 4 Risks to Consider
When it’s time to build or redesign a website, price is top-of-mind for most hotels. Your resources are limited, and you want to get your new website up and running as quickly as possible without completely blowing your marketing budget. As you begin to weigh up...
What Makes A Great Homepage? 5 Crucial Elements You Cannot Afford To Leave Out
Do you know which page gets viewed the most on the average website? Yep, you guessed it – it’s the homepage. That’s not surprising when you consider: 1. It’s probably the oldest page on your site (and has therefore gathered the most inbound...
6 Tips for Passing the ‘Blink Test’
Your website needs to grab visitors’ attention, communicate your message and spark the viewer’s interest...and all within the blink of an eye. This is the dreaded ‘Blink Test’ of online marketing, the 3-5 seconds it takes for a visitor to land...