How to Market on r/hotelmanagement
A community for hotel and hospitality management professionals. Discussions on operations, revenue management, technology systems, and the business of running hotels. From boutique properties to major chains.
r/hotelmanagement Rules & Self-Promotion Policy
Understanding the rules is critical for successful marketing. Here's what you need to know about r/hotelmanagement.
Moderate Self-Promotion Policy
Self-promotion is allowed in context. Lead with value, not your product. Promotional posts may be removed.
Community Rules
- 1Stay on topic for hotel management
- 2No spam or excessive self-promotion
- 3Be respectful to industry professionals
- 4Share experiences and insights
- 5Include context in questions
How to Write for r/hotelmanagement
Professional and guest-focused. Hospitality is about service. Technology should enhance, not complicate, the guest experience. Show understanding of 24/7 operations and staff management challenges.
Best Practices for r/hotelmanagement
Maximize your impact by understanding when, what, and how to post.
Best Times to Post
- Weekday Morning Est
- Tuesday Wednesday Est
- Thursday Afternoon Est
Posts stay relevant for about 24-48 hours
Content That Works
- Operational efficiency case studies
- Technology implementation experiences
- Revenue management strategies
- Guest experience innovations
Common Flairs
Who's Here
Hotel general managers, operations managers, and hospitality professionals. Many manage day-to-day operations and evaluate technology solutions. Value practical efficiency gains and guest experience improvements.
Common Mistakes on r/hotelmanagement
Avoid these pitfalls that get marketers banned or ignored.
Ignoring integration with PMS
Property Management Systems are central to hotel operations. Solutions that don't integrate create friction.
Instead
Show integration: "Works with Opera, Mews, and major PMS platforms. Syncs reservations, rates, and guest data."
Not understanding 24/7 operations
Hotels never close. Technology must work reliably around the clock with minimal support requirements.
Instead
Address reliability: "99.9% uptime. 24/7 support included. Offline fallback for critical functions."
Overcomplicating for front desk staff
Front desk faces high turnover and varied technical skills. Complex tools create training burden.
Instead
Simplicity focus: "Minimal training required. Intuitive interface. Staff productive within [timeframe]."
Ignoring guest-facing implications
Back-end technology affects guest experience. Slow check-in or booking errors damage perception.
Instead
Guest focus: "Reduces check-in time by [amount]. Guest-facing components are mobile-optimized."
Enterprise pricing for independent properties
Many properties are independent or boutique. Enterprise-only pricing misses a large market.
Instead
Flexible pricing: "Scales with property size. Independent hotel tier available."
Post Formats That Work on r/hotelmanagement
These content formats consistently perform well in this community.
Operations Case Study
Example Format
""Implemented [technology] at [property type/size]. Problem: [operational challenge]. Results: [efficiency gains/guest satisfaction]. Staff feedback: [response].""
Why It Works
Real property context. Quantified results. Staff perspective included.
Revenue Management
Example Format
""Changed our approach to [revenue/pricing aspect]. Strategy: [what we did]. Results: [RevPAR/occupancy impact]. Lessons: [insights].""
Why It Works
Revenue focus. Measurable results. Practical learnings.
Guest Experience
Example Format
""Improved [guest experience aspect]. The change: [what we implemented]. Guest response: [feedback/scores]. Operational impact: [efficiency].""
Why It Works
Guest-centered. Measurable response. Operational reality.
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