As time goes on, it won't just be the major global brands that can utilize artificial intelligence.
As time goes on, it won't just be the major global brands that can utilize artificial intelligence.
I believe the future of artificial intelligence is in harnessing the brief moments consumers have throughout their day to create memorable, thoughtful and meaningful experiences.
Are you one of those who believes that the advancement of artificial intelligence means "doom and gloom" for businesses? Let me assure you that that's not the case.
If you think artificial intelligence is still a dream that belongs to the future, you're mistaken. It's already here.
It doesn’t take much to set a goal, but it can change your life. It changed mine.
You may have heard the phrase "organic is dead" before. But how true is that?
We crave connecting with other people. Having conversations about things that matter. And you can’t do that (to the extent needed to make an impact) with computers.
Having the opportunity to travel to amazing destinations reinforces my belief that the experience truly is everything.
Every day, reviews are being used to determine if a product, service, business, etc. is worth investing time and money into. Find out how reviews for a particular product led my daughter and her husband to finalize their purchasing decision.
Having an active social media presence for your business is crucial in this day and age. However, that doesn't mean your business needs to, or should, be everywhere!
Many boutique hotels have a challenge when it comes to OTAs (Online Travel Agents).
Today I’m not writing about one brand missing an opportunity to connect with a captive audience. This is about many brands missing out on these valuable moments, and I’m not sure why.
At its most basic definition, hospitality is “the friendly and generous reception and entertainment of guests, visitors or strangers.”
“You have to go down a path far enough that the competition can’t—or won’t—follow,” he said.
To the average observer, the two women approaching the front desk had just arrived for their stay and were ready to check in.
When we set out to evolve our agency, we thought a lot about consumer behavior—what they were doing, what they were talking about, where they were spending time.