Managing Your Business with Less
Some cost-cutting ideas from Alice Erlandson, The Oliver Inn, South Bend, IN
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Some cost-cutting ideas from Alice Erlandson, The Oliver Inn, South Bend, IN
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Cancellation policies damage guest relationships.
Cancellation Fees ARE Hurting Your Business…I Guarantee it! Read More »
Some innkeepers may be wondering if it is truly worth the effort and investment to do some of this technology stuff we’ve all been hearing about. You know…Facebook, Twitter, blogging, Search Engine Optimization…you know this technology stuff. Marilyn and I know Dallas and Nancy Renner from our corporate life McCormick days. Now they are the
Technology at the Turtle Read More »
Viability vs. a lifestyle inn is the first, and probably most important, element of the profile of the inn that is RIGHT for you.
Viable Inn vs. Lifestyle Inn…a tough question Read More »
Being trusted is more important, both for your business and for you personally, than any financial gain that might be realized.
It’s All About Trust…isn’t it? Read More »
An inn is expert (or should aspire to be expert) at providing thoughtful service. The reward will be repeat guests and referrals.
Guest Loyalty and Gratitude is the Return Gift for your Thoughtfulness Read More »
The OC Air show brought pride and wonder to the Maryland beaches, today…Flag Day, 2009.
Proud to be an American Read More »
An inn is a family…and we mourn the loss of a family member.
An Inn is a Family Read More »
In tough economic times, adapting from our “tried and true” habits and practices are worth some sincere self-reflection. Is this what my customer really wants?
A-dapting: (verb): adjusting oneself to changing conditions… Read More »
Mid-week room-nights are often tough to fill. Partnering with a bicycle tour group could be just the ticket.
Bicyclers Adds Room-Nights during Mid-Week Read More »