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Elisabeth Osmeloski

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  • Eco-Driven Travel Search Sites that Marketers Haven't Exploited (Yet)
    Earth Day and the green living movement has mainly become an attempt by marketers to squeeze out every last bit of attention, traffic, and revenue from a trend that makes us all feel better about living in a consumerist society. But there are still a few search-driven sites making eco-friendly tourism and sustainable travel a reality.
  • You Can't (NOT) Afford to Invest in SEM Analytics
    While more advanced Web analytics packages may seem out of reach for some marketers, at some point you have to ask if you can afford not to invest in better analytics.
  • 2009 is a Year of Change for Travel Search Marketing
    The economy is forcing travel search marketers to change the way they approach online marketing. The travel vertical is already one of the most advanced groups of search marketers, but the industry has been under more pressure in recent months to make their campaigns count.
  • 5 Tips for Travel Search Marketing in a Down Economy
    Speculation has been rampant about how the travel industry will weather the economic storm, while search marketers everywhere scramble to squeeze whatever they can out of marketing budgets before they dry up completely. Here are five tips that may help stretch your budgets in the short term and grow your business in the long term.
  • Travel Brands Walking a Social Media Tight Rope
    As if major airlines don't have enough trouble these days, two well-known brands are in the midst of a very public online reputation management crisis. Internal corporate communications must catch up to the new platform -- and fast. We're still seeing effects of internal PR groups attempting to control the conversations, and put forth very specific messaging. It simply doesn't work in this new social environment.
  • The New Era of Travel Affiliate Marketing
    As the travel segment gets increasing crowded, and the major online travel agencies continue to build brand identity, the race to leverage new opportunities in search and social media is most definitely on for smaller players.
  • Getting Vertical Search Right: A Sneak Preview
    At SES San Jose later this month, a panel of experts will discuss vertical search in a Googlized world, where we've created more advanced users by simplifying search. So in the search for the next big thing, it's about providing a search service that is just above that highly set bar.
  • Key Themes in Online Travel
    SEO and PPC play important roles for online travel sites. But the space is getting crowded, and costs are going up. Where's the online travel market heading in the second half of 2008?
  • Travel Search 2.0 -- Know Your Audience
    The online travel industry has the benefit of being one of the most mature verticals in the Web today, and because of that, any new entrant has to seriously consider their value proposition and how they fit into the Travel 2.0 space, and remain laser-focused on their core differentiator.
  • What's In Your Travel Tool Bag? - Part 2
    Are we just so mesmerized by the glitz and glam of the coolest, latest and greatest flavor of the day that we've become oblivious to basic principles of marketing? How about creating a product that fulfills a specific need, is well positioned against its competition, is priced appropriately, and is promoted within the right context?
  • What's In Your Travel Tool Bag?
    Seasoned travel search marketing survivors know what SEM tools they need. If you don't know, here are your clues this week: key, blizzard, gray wolf, aim clear, wolf howl.
  • What Matters Most to Travel Search Marketers in 2008?
    It's time to check in on the accuracy of the many predictions for the future of search, and see how they're beginning to play out in the travel space.
  • How Search Marketing Slays Seasonality in Travel
    Travel search marketing is killing seasonality. Why the best hotels and airlines dance on seasonality's grave.
  • Why All Links Are Paid Links in the Travel Trade
    What's the best-kept secret in the travel industry? How links are bought, sold, swapped, and paid for in the travel industry.
  • Online Travel SEM Addictions: Web 2.0, Paid Links, Social Media
    Social media abuse, paid links PageRank, Web 2.0 overdose. Is online travel search marketing DOA?
  • Content Creation: About Journey, Not Destination? - Part 2
    Content is the cornerstone of SEO. Game over. Find out how in-house staff can transform your travel site.
  • Content Creation: About Journey, Not Destination?
    Is creating content really the cornerstone of SEO? If so, do you pay your writers? Or do you expect them to UGC you and write for free? Find out your options, including the road less traveled.
  • Crafting a Social Media Strategy Around Travel
    Elisabeth Osmeloski tells travel site providers how to take advantage of social media and traveler reviews.
  • Travel Search: Up Close and Personal
    SES Travel Edition organizer Elisabeth Osmeloski gives you an update on trends in the travel search industry.
  • Why Should I Book My Vacation Via Your Travel Site?
    Elisabeth Osmeloski tells owners and managers of travel sites how to convince every traveler that their service provides the most value. Do this well, and word of mouth marketing will kick in.

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Varick Media Management New York, United States

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Varick Media Management New York, United States

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Confidential Leading Publisher New York, United States

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