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Travel Internet Marketing White Paper SeriesThe HSMAI Travel Internet Marketing Special Interest Group is pleased to present a ten-part series of white papers, as part of its mission to increase members' awareness and understanding of emerging issues, opportunities and trends; and, TIG Global is proud to sponsor the reports as part of its commitment to helping travel professionals drive revenue and profit online by making smart, strategic marketing decisions.
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The Key to Successful Cross-Channel Marketing: The Email Preference Center
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With the emergence of new technologies that allow people to be connected almost anywhere, and the reduced effectiveness of traditional direct marketing channels, marketers are continually looking for more effective ways to speak to their customers. Increasingly, marketers are employing cross-channel orchestration strategies to reach prospective customers, and have embraced email as the primary communications channel. (PDF Document, 1,519.57 KB)
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Forrester Research estimates that 32% of hotels‟ revenues come through online bookings. This includes brand.com bookings and those made through third-party websites such as Expedia and Priceline. Forrester Research also estimates that the overall travel industry allocates 29% of its marketing budget to online, including search, display, mobile, social and so on. Travel allocates more of its budget to online media than any other industry. Approximately 62% of a travel company‟s interactive marketing budget is currently allocated to search engine marketing. (PDF Document, 2,086.95 KB)
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