Lodging Interactive Launches HotelWebShows - Economical Video Tour & Distribution Solution For The Hospitality Industry
PARSIPPANY, NJ | Lodging Interactive, a leading interactive marketing agency servicing the hospitality industry announced the launch of HotelWebShows, its economical video tour solution for the hospitality industry. HotelWebShows afford hotels the ability to offer virtual tours from still imagery, without traditional costly video production.
"It's no secret that the most visited pages on a hotel's website are the photo galleries, virtual tours and videos; online shoppers respond more to a visual experience than to a web page filled with sales copy," said Mr. DJ Vallauri, Founder and President of Lodging Interactive. "It's also no secret that shooting and producing a hotel video, until now, has been relatively expensive and out of reach from most hotels, HotelWebShows changes all of this."
HotelWebShows is a cost-effective video production service that utilizes a hotel's still photography to create a fully produced video which also includes a selection of music soundtracks. HotelWebShows is currently available in two video lengths, 30 seconds for $495 and up to 2 minutes for $895. Hotels simply visit www.HotelWebShows.com and select the preferred length of their video and musical genre (classical, electonica, jazz, etc.). Once their order has been completed, they receive a link to upload their images for the video production. All images are re sized to maximize their visual appeal and loading speed. The new hotel video is typically created in 3 business days.
HotelWebShows Includes Additional Social Media Distribution & Booking Call To Action
In addition each HotelWebShow video produced is distributed via YouTube to capture new referral business back to the hotel's own website. The video can also be distributed to other Social Media sites such as Twitter. Each hotel video includes the hotel's logo opening screen and a reservations call to action link at the end. All reservations opportunities are directed back to the hotel's booking engine or branded website.
For additional information and to order your own hotel video, please visit www.HotelWebShows.com or contact Richard Walsh, Vice President, Business Development at rjwalsh@lodginginteractive.com or phone Richard at 877-291-4411.
About Lodging Interactive | Lodging Interactive is a leading provider of Internet Marketing Services to the hospitality, spa and restaurant industries. The company provides a portfolio of effective Internet Marketing Services to hundreds of hotels, resorts, timeshares, spas and restaurants. Clients included branded hotels from nearly every major brand as well as prestigious, landmark independent hotels.
The Company offers a number of effective online tools and services: ChatterGuard.com, an online social media monitoring and reputation management system, HuBBub, a fully managed Travel 2.0 Distribution & Marketing service, CommentCards.com, a full-service business-2-consumer comment card service, eProposalSystem.com, an online RFP response system hotel Sales Managers, RFPLink.com, a group RFP lead generation, HotelDirectBook.com, a consumer hotel portal, link2brand.com, personalized URl's for hotels, DiningClick.com, Internet Marketing Services for the restaurant industry, and Spa Interactive, Internet Marketing Services for the health spa industry.
Lodging Interactive is a proud member of the American Hotel & Lodging Association (AH&LA), The California Hotel Association, the Day Spa Association, and a supporter of the Hotel Sales & Marketing Association International (HSMAI). For more information contact Richard Walsh, Vice President of Business Development at rjwalsh@lodginginteractive.com or at 877-291-4411. The company's website is located at www.LodgingInteractive.com.
Sample HotelWebShows by Lodging Interactive | 30 second video (12-15 pictures)
Sample HotelWebShows by Lodging Interactive | Full length 2 minute video (40-50 pictures)
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