5 Tips For Higher Email Marketing Conversion Rates

Emails have always been one of the most effective marketing strategies through which online businesses promote their goods and services. The average customer checks their email at least once every day.

Emails offer business owners a cheap, instant, and effective way to get their products or services to the screens of their customers and increase the number of conversions. It is no surprise then that virtually every online business owner engages in email marketing. read more

5 Tips for Purr-fect Cat-Sitting Visits

As a professional pet sitter, you must go beyond litter scooping and kibble refills to offer the best possible feline care.
Beth Stultz | December 5, 2017
This article was awarded the Certificate of Excellence from the Cat Writers Association and selected as the 2017 Muse Medallion winner for its category.
According to the 2017-2018 APPA National Pet Owners Survey, there are 94.2 million cats owned by 47.1 million households in the United States alone. U.S. pet owners are expected to spend $69.36 billion on their pets in 2017, with $6.11 billion of that total going to “other services,” a category which includes pet sitting. With these statistics, it’s likely that cat-sitting services make up a large part of your pet-sitting business, and many professional pet sitters are finding that transitioning to cats-only care is doable—and profitable. read more

5 Tips for a Fun New Year’s Eve Around Seminyak

New Year’s Eve is just around the corner. You booked your flights and hotel in Seminyak many months ago, and now you’re ready to consolidate your holiday plans. We offer some useful tips to maximize your peak season vacation experience and enjoy New Year’s Eve in our chic little backyard – Seminyak. read more

5 tips for life after high school

Since you can remember you knew exactly what you had to do next. No need to think about it too much. Every school year came and went. But then, the end arrived. The next steps are no longer so well defined. Now is up to you. Just you and the uncertain future. It´s your turn to decide about your life, and the anxiety to make the right choices and not mess things up starts to build up. read more

5 Tips for Finding Cheap Airport Parking

In 2019, international and domestic travelers spent over $1 trillion in the United States. When it comes to traveling domestically, about 80% of travel is for leisure.

People prefer to take their own cars to the airport as it makes for an easier and more comfortable travel experience. Finding cheap airport parking can be difficult, though, especially if you don’t plan ahead. read more

5 Tips for Traveling With Fertility Medication

While you and your partner are undergoing fertility treatments, your life doesn’t have to come to a grinding halt. Your journey to starting a family is one that should be accomplished alongside your daily life–a milestone marked with new and exciting opportunities, rather than challenging roadblocks. After all, the journey that led you to seek treatment has undoubtedly been trying enough. read more

5 Tips For Visiting Iceland On A Budget

Iceland is truly an incredible place, however, it can also be a very expensive place. This means we often come across travellers trying to explore the spectacular beauty of Iceland but for as little money as possible.

And we get it, Iceland does have one of the highest costs of living around the world, so it’s nothing new to us. read more

5 tips for first time campervan travellers

Are you looking to do a little domestic travelling this year? There are many beautiful sights to see across Australia, and campervan holidays can be a fun and relatively inexpensive way to do some exploring. Peter Burke, Founder of Travellers Autobarn, shares some advice for your campervan trip.

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5 Tips to Finding Cheap Broadway Tickets in New York

Wicked for 30$? Hamilton tickets for 10$? 37$ to see “Cats” in New York? Is she mad, you might ask?

I’ve been to New York two times already. Sadly I must admit, that I did a crucial thing wrong the first time I went: I thought, there are no cheap Broadway tickets and didn’t spend another minute thinking about them. That’s how I came to visit New York without actually seeing A SINGLE Broadway show. You could say, that I was kinda sad about that whole affair. read more

5 tips for unlocking additional revenue during the traveler’s journey

Selling unbundled services does not automatically produce results. As travel brands navigate the path to recovery, a successful add-on strategy relies on a balance of human creativity and machine learning to deliver the right message about the right product at the right time.

The travel industry faces many uncertainties – labor shortage issues, inflation concerns and new Covid variants to name a few – but one thing is clear: the future is all about ancillary services. From paying $20 for a late check-out that lets a guest enjoy the afternoon by the hotel pool, to opting for a premium package that includes surf and turf on a cruise ship, the unbundling revolution is spreading, which started on board low-cost airlines, to all parts of the travel industry. read more