We were engaged by a luxury holiday resort in Noosa whose online brand did not match the experience guests had on arrival, and who were hard to find when people searched for a stay.
The situation
The resort offered a genuinely premium stay, but its website and online presence did not reflect it. Prospective guests searching for luxury accommodation in Noosa were not finding it easily.
The wider problem
Guests choosing a luxury stay decide largely online. They compare photographs, read the tone of the website and judge whether the place feels worth the price before they ever enquire.
In a busy destination, being hard to find in search means guests book elsewhere, and a resort ends up leaning on booking platforms and the commission that comes with them.
What we did
We rebuilt the resort's online brand presence so it reflects the quality of the stay, and improved how the resort appears when people search for accommodation in the area.
- Online brand presence rebuilt to match the guest experience
- Website content and structure improved for search
- Consistent presentation across online touchpoints
The outcome
An online presence that matches the experience on arrival and is easier for prospective guests to find.
Why it matters
For a premium resort the website is the first part of the stay. When it looks and reads like the place itself, and guests can find it, more of them book directly.
The approach
Perception and identity
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