For Hotels the First Principle of Sales
For Hotels the First Principle of Sales
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How about designing HoboHideOut so that anybody can enter and edit hotel information, in the same style as Wikipedia, instead of limiting edit privileges to hotel owners only? This will result in more hotel entries and more accurate information over time, ie. better marketing!
There is presently nothing to stop anyone from entering Hotels.
I have entered two whereby the owners do not know they exist. We soon will adds 1000's by diffent list.
There are more or less permission on every cell, or data entry, we will have some that are the exclusive right of the owner.
Example, Address, Email.
Every piece of advice will have an option by readers to add information. This may not change what the owner says, but it make help to elicit help.
If you looked at the site presently, you could see the yes or no to WIFI.
There are 20 sub-sections, in each of these sub-section is a topic.
If you clicked on this link to a submission by a Greece Hotel you will see that if you click on a photos it goes to another page with bigger photos and an individual page. This page will have what we call the long-version forms, many questions we hope the owners answer. However, many time this will be answered by users of the hotel.
Greece Hotel
For example, suppose we ask the question is the neighborhood quiet. We tend to believe the owner would leave it blank or try to tell stories.
A reader could put up a comment, and the owner could also comment, but the comments would stay.
A general review to me is pratically worthless, so what is Joe Blow loved the place, is this the first time in France?
Every person in a hotel has different desires, I pay close attention to WIFI. I want to know exactly how it works, all room, only the lobby, paid of free, etc.
While all some people want to know is does the place have a swimming pool and health area.
We estimate about 1000 question will be asked and answered about a hotel. The premise is this, if person is browsing, they just one the bare front page, it they really are going to spend a week or two in the resort, they want all the question possible answered.
Andy you're staying in a $20 hotel??? I remember reading not so very long ago when you were in Peru about how you were going back to your pre-ad sense budget of $10 per day. How do you stay in a $20 hotel on a $10 budget??? Just being nosy.
Yes, I did say I was going back to the cheap hotels.
However, Manila is not a cheap hotel, one of the more expensive cities. The minimun here is about 800 Pesos. There are a few dorm beds, however the truth is most traveler should skip Manila. I am here to deal with a person in Quezon city on backpack, closer to a business trip. I have to pay the price to be close to Quezon, even at an hour away. I also do not want to spend all my time searching for a hotel here.