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Search strategy for international, multi-property hospitality brands through the keyword-not-provided transition.
Search strategy for international, multi-property hospitality brands through the keyword-not-provided transition.
At Acronym Media, I led search strategy for international hospitality brands operating across property, destination, offer, and brand-level web experiences. The work combined technical SEO, content strategy, local and destination demand, reporting, and executive prioritization during the industry's transition into the keyword-not-provided era.
The shared challenge. International hospitality brands with property, destination, offer, and brand-level web experiences to coordinate.
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Led search strategy through Acronym Media across a complex global hospitality environment, addressing property and destination visibility, technical SEO, content prioritization, and performance measurement.
Supported multi-property organic-search strategy through Acronym Media, connecting technical findings, market demand, content opportunities, and reporting into an actionable optimization roadmap.