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Is Spending on Google Ads The Key Strategy To Slow Down Booking.com’s Growth?

It will soon be Memorial Day, the unofficial start of the summer travel season, and that means it’s time for AdGooroo’s annual Travel and Paid Search rep

Source: www.adgooroo.com

These are the Top 10 Travel advertisers based on Paid Search impressions generated from January through April this year.

So far, Expedia.com leads all advertisers, taking the top spot from Booking.com, which fell to #3. Notably, Trivago.com has jumped to the #4 position from #9 in 2014 and Kayak.com has broken back into the Top 10 at the #5 position. TripAdvisor.com moved up one position to #2 in the first four months of 2015, while the remaining advertisers all fell in the ranking and Hotels.com fell out of the Top 10 ranking.

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How To Perform Smart Web Data Analysis With Google Analytics

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What Drives Online Hotel Choice, a Cornell Eye Tracking Study

Source: www.hotelschool.cornell.edu “We found that when people are browsing through search results, they tend to look more frequently at hotel names than any other feature, and that pictures of the hotel appear to be hugely influential during both stages of the search. Our next project will be to dig more deeply into what we uncovered

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Google – The 2014 Traveler’s Road To Decision

Full extract (ppt) and video of the Google Hangout presentation of the Google’s 2014 Traveler’s Road To Decision Study made in collaboration with Ipsos MediaCT. Google – The 2014 Traveler’s Road To Decision from Francesco Canzoniere   Here a quick recap of the most important insights: – 76% of leisure travelers select an OTA for its lower

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7 Techniques to Decrypt Users’ Search Intent

Author and Internet marketing expert Pam Neely shows you how to interpret search intent.

Source: www.semrush.com

1) Check the bounce rate of your pages

2) Check your click-through rates

3) Compare your internal search queries to the queries the search engines are sending you

4) Use SEMrush to see which keywords your competitors are getting traffic from, and which keywords they are bidding on

5) Try out the keyword database at Zenya.com, where they have categorized 600 million keywords by search intent.

6) Do a survey

7) Begin with the end in mind

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