Without going back over the impacts that the Coronavirus has had on Banner Design the travel sector, one thing is certain, it has highlighted the importance of both dynamism and agility in SEO strategies for the travel sector. At the heart of any good SEO strategy is a core content strategy. From this basic level, you can design and develop an agile review strategy that not only helps Banner Design achieve your SEO goals, but your broader business goals as well: Greater brand awareness. More leads. Greatest personalized feedback. When working with travel agencies, a common hole they fall into is the idea that to rank for specific keywords, you need exceptional prose length. For a lot Banner Design of information queries, that's true, but when traveling, there's a limited number of times you can say "golden sand beach." Reviews offer this same content but, in my opinion, in a more unique way. Advertising Continue reading below With uncertainty and ever-changing travel restrictions, understanding and then developing which elements of your existing strategy can be improved through more agility allows you to undergo strategic evolution rather than revolution. Improve your review strategy Reviews and testimonials are important. It's not something new.

And as travel routes and destinations open up, they can Banner Design play an extremely important role in building user confidence and can increase conversion rates. However, the way we use reviews is often underutilized with huge opportunity cost for increased conversions and business development. Typically, when we review reviews, we categorize them into positive and negative. But reviews go so much further and can be used as building blocks to better enable potential customers to do something called experience forecasting. Experience prediction is when there is enough Banner Design information available for a user to predict their potential experience against the feedback of others and make a more informed decision. To do this, we need to understand the different aspects of a review, which is ultimately an examination of the emotions experienced by a customer. Advertising Continue Banner Design reading below These can be broken down into reviews of: The brand experience. The customer experience. The product experience.

All of these can be influenced by asking the right questions once the customer has completed their experience. They can be used both to help other users predict their experiences and to provide useful feedback to the business to improve certain aspects of the overall user experience. Brand Experience Reviews The brand experience review covers both the things you Banner Design can and can't control, including how their overall experience compares to their expectations of the brand. It is a variable belonging to both control categories. Through your messaging and public relations, you will represent an image of your brand and what you offer. So if you market yourself as a Banner Design luxury brand, you need to offer a benchmark luxury experience in the market. Understanding the type of information users are looking for, you can get reviewers talking about the brand by asking questions like: Do you think Brand X met your expectations as a luxury/low-cost supplier? Would Banner Design you recommend Brand X to friends and family for a similar vacation? When booking your vacation, who would you compare Brand X to in terms of value proposition? Was this your first time vacationing with Brand X? From these questions you can: