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Because we have now experienced on several occasions that GetYourGuide customers were not admitted using their GetYourGuide ticket, we encourage all suppliers to make sure that our tickets are known to your operative staff.
How to view your sample vouchers
Once you are in the administration backend, first click on “Manage” and then on the “View Sample Voucher” link to see the sample voucher for your respective tours and activities. Continue reading
15 Apr 10
TIP: How to use the Analytics tool
One of the best things about the Internet is that just about everything can be measured and anyone with a little knowledge of online marketing knows that the two main goals of online marketing are:
1. Driving potential customers to a certain product (traffic)
2. Turning a potential customer into an actual customer (conversion)
One thing we learned from Google is that statistics are powerful tools. Therefore we integrated an analytics tool for suppliers into GetYourGuide. In this blog post, I will explain how it can be used. Next time I will explain how it can be used to increase your bookings. Continue reading
Customers prefer to book products they understand and because we are currently cooperating with partners in the German-speaking area, we would love to display your products for our German partners as well. With just a few steps, you can literally double your potential customer base.
If you have product descriptions in German and would like to add them to your products, here’s how it works. Continue reading
Why good descriptions?
1. Search engine optimization (SEO)
Search engines and our ranking algorithm reward relevant content, so writing good descriptions will increase the chance that a potential customer will click on your product page.
2. Increase Conversion
Now that the customer is already on your product page, you want him to actually book your product as well.
How to write good descriptions
1. Use good keywords
Think from the customer perspective and try to use general keywords like “tour”, “activity” or “adventure” and keywords that are relevant to your product offering. For example, to get customers for a boat ride, use keywords like “cruise” or “water”. You can use Google Insights for Search to help you find good keywords.
2. Don’t describe the tour, describe the experience
Travel people are in the business of selling dreams so instead of writing what the tour is about, you should be writing about Continue reading