Guests like to read a menu in a certain way. Little Hotelier discusses how B&Bs can use these findings to increase revenue.

Writing a blog shows your B&B personality, optimizes your website content, improves SEO and converts more website traffic into commission-free bookings

A well-designed website can increase traffic, direct bookings and revenue at your B&B. Follow these tips to improve your B&B’s website design.

Digital technology is coming along in leaps and bounds. Your guests will be up-to-date so your B&B needs to be too. Here are some tips.

With constant updates, Facebook is always providing something useful for accommodation providers. This time it’s video marketing.

Micro-stays are becoming more popular as time goes by, especially for certain types of travelers. Your B&B should consider offering them at your property.

Social media is a powerful motivator for travelers and a very useful tool for B&Bs to capture bookings. Here are the latest tactics you can use.

Storytelling is an effective way to establish your B&B’s brand personality. It will help you engage more travelers and get more bookings at your property.

To optimize your B&B SEO and get found on search engines like Google, you need to make sure your website is publishing interesting and engaging content.

Remarketing is an important tactic for recapturing bookings your B&B may not have capitalised on during a traveler’s first visit.

International bookings should be a priority at your B&B and these tips from Little Hotelier should help you increase bookings from international guests.

B&B guests are not robots or numbers on a page, they’re real people looking for personal experiences. If you want to please them, you need to remember this.

Grove City Motel was finding it hard to manage the day-to-day demands of running a small accommodation business until Little Hotelier made life much easier.

Guest experience at your B&B should be a priority and by putting these strategies in place you can ensure your guests are satisfied with their stay.

Many B&B guests may have allergies or are choosing alternative diets. Your B&B needs to be aware and cater for different guest requirements

The continued emergence of millennial travelers has meant there is a large spotlight on them. It’s now easy to discover their behaviour and how to market to them as this Little Hotelier blog explains.

Your B&B strategy may not be working as well as you’d like but it doesn’t mean you need to make big changes. Even small adjustments can drive huge results.

Guest experience is something you always need to prioritize at your B&B. Use these tips to keep pleasing the guests at your property.

For one reason or another, you may not be prioritising wifi at your B&B. There are certain myths that need dispelling if you want to satisfy your guests.

If you want to attract luxury guests to your B&B and accept more revenue, you must first investigate the differences between them and your typical guest.

For a traveler the destination is always the biggest thing on their mind, not necessarily their B&B accommodation. Think about this when you develop a marketing strategy.

With Little Hotelier, Bluemoon Riverside Resort was able to achieve B&B success. Here’s how they did it.

It’s one thing to say you want to own and run your own B&B, but it’s another to meet the challenge that comes with it. Are you prepared?

Your B&B website can be a massive driver of direct bookings, but it can also be the reason your revenue is dropping if your design isn’t optimised. Here’s what you may be lacking.

Some of your B&B products will be very popular with guests – perhaps too popular. Here are some tips to prevent theft at your B&B.

While all guests are unique there are four central traveler types that will walk through your doors. Find out what they are and how you can market to each of them respectively.

Investing in a channel manager is one thing. Getting the most out of it is another. Use these tips to ensure your B&B distribution is optimized.

Despite everyone’s best intentions, emergencies can still occur at any B&B property. To ensure you’re prepared and minimising your risk, follow these simple steps.

Cutting edge technology can improve guest experience at your B&B, but sometimes small and thoughtful touches leave a more lasting impression.

Your B&B’s online booking engine will be a huge driver of direct bookings – providing you are using it effectively. Check out these handy tips from Little Hotelier.

The images of your property can make or break a booking decision. Entice your potential guests with interesting and engaging website images.

While all-inclusive holidays may seem an attractive option for travelers, your B&B is probably better value. Here’s how you can convince your guests.

Bay Breeze Motel found the perfect technology solution in Little Hotelier, finding ways to increase bookings and improve efficiency.

B&Bs need to make the most of the growing mobile app trend. Apps are a valuable tool to drive direct bookings and guest experience.

Difficult guests can be commonplace at hotels of all sizes. It’s important to stay calm and resolve any issues peacefully.

If you’re thinking of opening your own accommodation business, you first need to understand the risks and rewards involved in such an undertaking.

For Sumatra Surf Camp it was the simple choice to find a technology solution to their reservation management issues. Enter Little Hotelier.

With the power of social media your B&B can be found and ‘shopped’ to a much wider audience than you realise. Find out how Twitter can be used to market your property.

Being one of the most popular spectator sports in the world, the NFL attracts fans from far and wide. Why not have them stay at your B&B with these tips from Little Hotelier?

With countless tasks to perform each day, running a B&B isn’t easy. Using the right technology will make life easier.

By taking a consistent, methodical approach you can improve the amount of direct bookings your B&B captures, reducing your reliance on OTAs.

A small hotel or B&B isn’t limited when it comes to using sophisticated technology or big hotel distribution strategies. Here’s what you can learn from your larger peers.

Events like Wimbledon that attract global visitors are a unique opportunity for B&Bs to drive more bookings and boost their revenue during an already prosperous time of year.

Optimizing SEO and web design at your small hotel is vital for driving traffic and attracting bookings. Use these tips at your property to boost revenue.

Find the best Instagram tips for your small property in this blog post, which explains why photo-sharing is such a powerful draw for consumers.

Plymouth House is an inn rich with charm and history, but uses the latest technology provided by Little Hotelier to properly manage business operations.

Events like the Commonwealth Games are irregular and present a great opportunity for small hotels to increase their revenue. Start planning at your B&B now.

Hotel customer service is all about warm smiles and attention to detail. Your guests won’t tolerate any inconvenience during their stay so keep them happy.

Social media is just as useful for small hotels and B&Bs as it is for large companies. Learn how to get the most out of Facebook for your property.

OTAs are a powerful and necessary channel for your property’s distribution. Make sure you make the most of them by optimizing your online profile.

In-room technology can be simple or sophisticated and guests will have a need for both depending on their preferences and what they really care about.

The guest experience at your hotel is directly related to the customer service that they receive during their stay. Here’s how to communicate with guests…

Trade shows and events are an important resource for hotels and B&Bs, big and small. Here are some reasons you should attend.

Travel plans can be made at many different places online and guests need to be targeted at all of them. Here’s some tips for your small hotel.

Niche markets can be a vital point of difference for the revenue of your small hotel or B&B but it’s also risky to target them. Try to find the balance.

Hotel Facebook and social media can be huge drivers for reservations and it’s actually quite easy for you to grow your audience. Check out these tips.

Your B&B website is potentially the most valuable booking channel at your disposal and you have to treat it as such to receive the rewards. Find out more.

A new top city destinations report has been released by research company Euromonitor International, providing some key insights into tourism growth and performance across the globe. Find out more in this blog.

Small hotels and B&Bs need to focus on acquiring new guests, but often guest retention is just as important for an independent property. Find out how to balance it in this Little Hotelier blog.

Lighting at your hotel is an important facet of creating a warm and welcoming atmosphere for your guests. Make sure you’re using it in the right way.

Attracting and securing group bookings at your small hotel is a great way to maximise occupancy and revenue. Here are some tactics you can try.

Even small hotels should be measuring revenue and occupancy metrics to maximise their profit. Find out in this blog the key metrics for you.

Leisure guests are simply looking to getaway, relax and indulge themselves in stress-free activities. As such, they want their trips to run as smoothly as possible. Learn how you can make this happen.

The power of the Chinese travelers is only set to grow, with outbound expenditure expected to skyrocket. Make sure your property gets a slice of the pie.

Email campaigns can produce big rewards for a small amount of spend if executed correctly. Check out these handy tips from Little Hotelier.

Business travelers are constantly engaging with their smartphone and mobile apps while they’re on the road. Here’s how to keep them in mind at your small hotel…

Accessibility at your B&B is an issue you should seriously explore to give all guests an equal opportunity for travel and increase your business revenue.

Online travel sales are a constant source of growth as guests and accommodation providers alike adapt to new technology and the general trend of booking behaviour.

Your check-in system is often the first major impression guests have of your hotel. Make sure your process is as smooth as possible to maximise return bookings.

There are many ways you can drive more direct bookings at your B&B, but sometimes the best answers are the simplest ones. Here are the top tips for your small hotel.

More global connections are being created all the time in the hospitality industry and with easy-to-use hotel technology your small hotel can drive more bookings.

Sandra Bastos of B&B Consulting joins Little Hotelier to talk through how B&B owners can better prepare themselves for success in the online world.

Balancing business and leisure travelers is important at your small hotel if you want to attract more bookings and maximise revenue.

Walk-in reservations should still hold a valuable place in your small hotel and B&B distribution strategy. Here’s why you should value it along with online distribution…

Fostering a healthy social environment at your small hotel will go a long way to increasing bookings and guest loyalty. Guests are often happy to meet and interact with new people. Here’s why you should encourage it…

Is your small hotel using a next-generation property management system? If you’re thinking about upgrading, find out more in this Little Hotelier blog.

While your free hotel WiFi may just seem like a necessary perk you have to offer guests, you can also use it for the benefit of your property.

Improve your property management and get the most out of your B&Bs surroundings with these handy small space saving tips.

A hotel renovation usually involves a serious amount of money. Use our tips to save some of your budget and still achieve a great result.

Even if your hotel kitchen is small or bordering on non-existent, you can still ensure your guests have tasty snacks available 24 hours a day. See our tips.

Optimizing mid-week occupancy at your small hotel or B&B is easier than you think. Check out these tips to find the best option for your property.

Make sure your B&B’s Facebook strategy is optimized by being aware of the way you can use updates and new features to engage with your guests.

Owning a B&B comes with a lot of pressure and responsibility. Use these three questions to determine if if it’s right for you and if you’re ready.

Weekend travelers can provide a hefty boost to your small hotel or B&B bookings. Here’s how mobile marketing can help you target them.

Establishing an essential hotel marketing strategy means leaving these mistakes out of your plan. Here’s how to avoid them…

Guest loyalty is one of the most valuable things you can build at your small hotel or B&B. Make sure yours is working with these tips from Little Hotelier.

Hiring hotel staff should be something you take seriously. In an industry with high turnover you want passionate employees who will last. Here’s our advice for hiring great staff…

With hotels in Asia set to take on a boom of business travelers, here are our tips on how to attract this popular market to your small hotel.

Make the most of 2017 with these revenue management essentials. Your B&B will benefit from a clear and methodical approach. Check out these tips…

Encouraging customer feedback is a good way to make your marketing budget last longer and go further. Check out these tips from Little Hotelier…

Improving your B&B’s distribution is reliant on your ability to be proactive and innovative with strategies to attract more travelers and drive more bookings. This blog explores the ideas…

Every year in the hotel industry brings a new trend and 2017 could be the year for transformative travel. What is it and how can it help your hotel?

Pet-friendly accommodation is a more serious consideration than you may think. Here’s how you can cater to animal lovers at your B&B.

Creating a blog for your B&B will increase the engagement of your guests and help improve traffic to your website to drive more conversions.

Defining the target audience at your hotel is impossible to do without guest segmentation. Here’s how you can narrow your marketing strategy.

Make sure your B&B is prepared to process international traffic and online bookings. Here’s why you need an online payments solution.

Move beyond simply selling your rooms and maximise hotel revenue with these ancillary strategies.

Make 2017 your best year yet by making these positive new year’s hotel resolutions. Make your distribution strategy count this year!

Social media is a powerful tool that allows you to engage broadly with your target market. Here’s how to use it to drive return business to your hotel.

With micro-moments, you can learn more about the customer journey and deepen your relationship with them to create a better and more informed hotel experience.