Traveler Marketing
Influencing traveler behavior and improving program performance – the traditional cornerstones of corporate travel management success – no longer come from just pushing out travel policy. Your employees are busy. They may be local or working remotely on the other side of the world. Armed with mobile and web applications, they can access information and options anytime, almost instantly.
Today’s traveler marketing should be a coordinated strategy of communicating targeted messaging and improved experiences. It takes speed, clarity and targeted messaging strategically crafted and distributed to capture interest.
Our approach to traveler marketing has five central efforts:
- Segment and define your audiences
- Establish program goals, KPIs and benchmarks
- Align messages to audiences and communication channels
- Share rich, useful, interesting content
- Measure and iterate
For many travel managers, however, details like demographics, traveler behavior, policy and technologies seem like diversions. They are not. Improving traveler marketing can reduce T&E spend, strengthen compliance and improve program participation, which leads to cost efficiencies and greater productivity.
LinkedIn achieves 84% satisfaction score with a Traveler Engagement™ strategy.
Advito helps travel managers to retain their focus on program essentials while transforming traveler marketing outreach.
Our cross-industry digital marketing and communications experts have a proven process of discovery, planning and implementation. We will guide you through the steps to:
Assess how changing traveler behavior can boost savings and employee satisfaction
Align travel program goals and traveler engagement strategies with corporate objectives
Use existing communication tools more effectively and adopt new tools as needed
Measure program effectiveness and iterate to ensure it remains optimal
This outcome of this detailed approach is a marketing strategy that matches your culture and enables you to supply your travelers with timely, relevant information through the channel of their choice.
