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Tips to help you improve your website’s ranking

16th February 2015

Your website is your main marketing tool but how do you make it stand out from the crowd? Without getting too technical, we’ve come up…

 

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The bottom line on bookings

26th November 2014

At the time of writing, the total bookings taken through SuperControl this year had just smashed the £300m barrier. Well done folks! This is already way ahead of last year’s…


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Top holiday search terms: ‘Pet-friendly’ and ‘Dog-friendly’

17th November 2014

You’ve heard of staycations, babymoons and set-jetting; the latest buzzword we’ve heard bandied around the UK holiday sector is petcations. More and more pet owners are looking to take their…


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5 Reasons to send an e-newsletter

24th October 2014

Do you send out e-newsletters? An e-newsletter is preferred over a print option because there are no printing or postage costs, it is easy and straightforward to do (e.g. you…


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How are your term-time bookings measuring up?

14th October 2014

How has the UK ban on taking children out of school to go on holiday during term-time affected your bookings? It is now over a year since the law¹ was…


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Making last minute bookings work for you

3rd June 2014

This is a guest post by Emily Franklin, Managing Director at LateLettings.com.How frustrating when you have a gap in your calendar! The average year for most of us is 24…


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Our guide to getting the most out of local searches

15th May 2014

With search engines now using more and more data to fine tune their results, a local focus can help bring your website to the forefront and rank above your competitors.…


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Not taking bookings online? Here’s what you could be missing (in £££s)

31st March 2014

The results of a recent survey* of guests who booked accommodation online through SuperControl booking pages gives us a very interesting insight. When asked if they would have made an…


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Six steps to securing repeat bookings

14th January 2014

We saw in Where Do Your Bookings Come From? that “repeat bookings” are one of the SuperControl’s top booking sources. There are no smoke and mirrors involved, with the help…


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Five reasons why verified reviews are great

17th December 2013

So far in our reviews series we have shared some top tips about how to get positive reviews, how to respond to negative ones, whether you should reply to all…


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When and how to ask for reviews

8th November 2013

Once you have a listing on the reviews website of your choice, and you have a plan in place about how to manage your responses, it’s time to build the…


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Should you reply to all reviews?

29th October 2013

With articles about people power and review sites dominating the travel media, we continue our series of review blogs by looking at the arguments for and against replying to all…


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The gorgeous guide to getting noticed

5th September 2013

1. Know your target market This simple concept is absolutely key and should be the first thing you focus on before deciding to install a hot-tub or a state of…


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