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The randomly selected winning voter was Susan O’Rourke of O’Rourke Hospitality Marketing.
To learn more about the American Cancer Society, visit www.cancer.org.
The randomly selected winning voter was Susan O’Rourke of O’Rourke Hospitality Marketing.
Boothbay Harbor, ME (Vocus/PRWEB) March 02, 2011 – Spruce Point Inn Resort & Spa has completed a total makeover of its online presence to match the upgrades completed this winter to the Main Inn, cottages and Maine lodges. The new website – http://www.sprucepointinn.com – and its online dynamics is the result of collaboration between the Inn and O’Rourke Hospitality of Newburyport, MA, the award-winning full-service hospitality marketing experts and online strategists. The website combines spectacular photography of the 57-acre property and its Boothbay Harbor location (including a dramatic aerial view of the Inn, situated at the tip of Spruce Point overlooking Linekin Bay) and detailed, easy-to-navigate information about the Inn’s accommodations and amenities. Guests can quickly check rates and availability through the on-line reservations system.
“If a picture’s worth a thousand words, the new Spruce Point Inn website’s worth a library,” said innkeeper Angelo DiGiulian. “Over this past winter, we have invested in makeovers for our guestrooms, an upgrade of the Main Inn reception area, new poolside and waterfront amenities and the creation of an oceanside deck café – Azure – that will bring a new option for waterfront lunch to Boothbay Harbor. We wanted our online presence to tell that story with the facts and the images that captured what we think the Inn is all about. O’Rourke has caught the timeless feel of a classic Maine summer vacation and the informal warmth of the Inn that keeps bringing people back, generation after generation.”

You have a solid list of email contacts that you’ve built up over years, but do you have any other information about the recipients besides their email address? Did they travel with kids, on business, for a particular conference or on a romance package? All of these little details can help you improve your email marketing results and your relationships with your guests. Today’s tech-savvy travelers are used to personalized, targeted messaging and they are expecting you to deliver the same level of service to their inboxes.
A recent e-Dialog survey of US and UK internet users revealed that email recipients are interested in emails that show the company’s knowledge of their likes, dislikes and if they were a returning customer or not. (more…)