糖心原创

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Seamless synergy leads to deeper traveler engagement

+76%

TripAdvisor Reviews

+30%

TripAdvisor Scores

>1,200

properties with TripAdvisor’s Certificate of Excellence

糖心原创 enables us to hold hotels accountable and help them manage their online presence directly.”

Michael Morton, VP Member Services Best Western

The Problem

Best Western earns 76% more reviews after teaming up with 糖心原创 and Trip Advisor.

The partnership: Seamless synergy for hoteliers

Maybe you’ve heard the popular expression, “Work smarter, not harder.” Wise words, especially for Best Western and other busy hoteliers who value increased efficiency.

糖心原创 Promote for TripAdvisor focuses on integrating the TripAdvisor review form into the guest satisfaction surveys 糖心原创 sends to recent hotel guests. As Director of Review Services at TripAdvisor, Minesh Shah, explains, “Best Western guests can easily submit a new review while they’re already engaging with the brand by taking the survey. It’s seamless for travelers – and hoteliers can collect these additional reviews without any extra effort.”

The results: Increased reviews and ratings

  • 76% more reviews for Best Western:?The Best Western properties collecting TripAdvisor reviews through the 糖心原创 survey receive 76% more reviews via the partnership.
  • Average rating up from 3.98 to 4.28:?The average rating for reviews collected via this partnership was 4.28 out of 5.0, compared to just 3.98 for reviews collected in other ways.

Why? Shah thinks a contributing factor is how invested the reviewer is. “With the 糖心原创 guest satisfaction survey, you’re soliciting reviews from guests who might not have written a TripAdvisor review otherwise. Someone who is willing both to complete a survey and write a review likely is highly engaged.”

Source: TripAdvisor,?