Hey there, travel advisor! You are in the right place if you want to know how to market your travel business online!
Question for you… Do you have a consistent content strategy?
I truly understand the challenge of having a consistent content strategy for your travel business. My biggest recommendation is to start with a blog.
As a wedding planner or travel advisor, have you ever been approached to plan a destination wedding and found yourself turning down the business because you didn’t know where to start?
Maybe you’ve had that happen several times, or maybe you get leads for destination weddings and hand them off to a travel professional you know who specializes in them.
If you’re reading this article, it is likely because you’re wondering, “How do I become a destination wedding specialist?” or “How the heck can I start benefiting from the destination wedding industry?”
Hey there, travel advisors and destination wedding enthusiasts! Welcome back to our exciting blog series on the steps to plan the perfect destination wedding.
We’ve embarked on an incredible journey together, exploring the nuts and bolts of being a travel advisor who specializes in destination weddings.
In this last installment, we’ll cover the final steps of the destination wedding planning process, putting the finishing touches on an unforgettable celebration. So, grab your coffee, get comfortable, and let’s dive into the world of planning destination weddings!
Hey there, travel aficionado-turned-wedding expert! Welcome to part 2 of our series where I’m taking you step-by-step through the process of planning and executing a destination wedding, without missing a beat!
If you missed part 1, you could check it out here.
If you are a travel professional who specializes in destination weddings or you are looking to start your own destination wedding business, allow me to share with you the process to help your clients plan a destination wedding.
As a travel advisor, you have probably encountered clients who are on the fence about a trip they are considering taking. It can be frustrating when you have put in a lot of effort to create the perfect itinerary for them, but they still can’t seem to make a decision. Fortunately, there are a few techniques you can use to help close the sale and get your clients to commit to their travel plans.
We’ve been sharing tips and strategies for travel agents to get more engagement on social media. First, we talked about using call-to-actions. Then we discussed the hook statement to get your reader’s attention.
In this blog post, let’s chat about the body of the social post and bring it all together.
Have you ever wondered how to attract new travel clients through social media?
Hey there, travel advisor, in my last article, I talked about call-to-actions and how to write those to increase engagement and followers for your travel business. This week I will be focusing on writing hooks that get your potential destination wedding, honeymoon, and travel leads to open your social posts.
Are you a travel advisor pouring your heart and soul into social media, only to find that your engagement is next to nothing? Don’t worry, I’ve got you covered! As a fellow travel advisor, I know that we have access to a plethora of media that not only grab our audience’s attention but also inspire travel lovers all over the world. However, none of those stunning pictures or videos will make a lick of the difference without a strategy.
As a destination wedding travel advisor who is diligently working to grow their travel business, the last thing you want to happen is to lose a potential sale, especially a destination wedding group.
Let’s assume your efforts to get a destination wedding lead have paid off. The moment has arrived, and you are consulting with your potential wedding couple. Yay!
Do you know the number one strategy you should do to “seal the deal” and get hired by the destination wedding couple?
Mary Bicknell
BUSINESS COACH AND CONSULTANT FOR MENTAL HEALTH PROVIDERS
I was a psychotherapist for years, but it wasn’t until I stumbled upon the whole online world, and saw the opportunity to have a business outside of my 1-on-1 work, that I was like, “This is amazing!” I invested in a lot of products early on, but I never got around to using them for anything.
In the meantime, I started my consulting and life coaching businesses, but it was a struggle because I still had to shift gears from 1-on-1 client work to an online business mindset.
I first found out about Amy at an event in California and I just started consuming all of her podcasts and emails… and I loved them. I signed up for List Builders Lab™️, then Digital Course Academy™️, and I jumped right in.