01 / Stay
Resorts & Hotels
Promote specific room types, packages or low-demand dates. Give travellers the details they compare—location, inclusions, availability and a direct enquiry route.
Discuss your property →Marketing built for hospitality decisions
Rooms, tables and event dates need different marketing plans.
A quiet weekday, an unbooked room block and an open wedding date are different business problems. We plan campaigns around the offer you need to sell, the guests you want to reach and the enquiry your team can follow up.
✓Promote a real package, menu, room or available date
✓Make the next step easy: call, WhatsApp or enquiry
✓Judge leads by fit and bookings, not clicks alone
Plans shaped to your property and season Clear scope and reporting
Free, no-obligation first review
Find the gap in your enquiry journey
We’ll discuss your offer, how guests find you and what happens after an enquiry—then suggest a sensible next step.
Resorts & HotelsRestaurantsBanquets & Event Venues
01Location and seasonality
02Your actual offer and dates
03Enquiry handling on your team
04Leads reviewed against bookings
Where hospitality leads get lost
A campaign can get attention and still leave rooms, tables or dates unsold.
Guests compare location, price, reviews, dates and what is included. If an ad sends everyone to a generic page—or a lead waits too long for a reply—the click may never become a booking.
Before recommending a channel, we look at the offer, audience, landing or WhatsApp path, and who follows up. That helps separate an audience problem from a page, pricing or response problem.
Review my enquiry journeyBuilt around your business
Three hospitality journeys. One clear growth focus.
Campaigns shaped around how guests discover, compare and contact your business.
02 / Dine
Restaurants
Choose the action that matters now: weekday covers, group dining, a new menu, catering or a special event. Make it easy to see the offer and reserve.
Discuss your restaurant →
03 / Celebrate
Banquets & Event Venues
Show capacity, setting, packages and what is included. Capture the event date, occasion and guest requirements so your team can qualify the enquiry.
Discuss your venue →Why work with Flipper
Clear decisions, connected to your business.
Practical marketing support with the details that matter in hospitality kept in view.
Start with the commercial gap
Decide whether the priority is low-season room nights, local covers, event dates or a specific package—before choosing an ad channel.
Show what guests need to know
Build messages around location, inclusions, menu, capacity, price cues and availability. No vague “best experience” promises.
Pick a channel for a reason
Use Meta to introduce an offer to relevant audiences or Google Search to meet active demand when suitable for the business.
Make enquiry easy to act on
Send each campaign to a relevant page or WhatsApp conversation with a clear next step and the right context.
Ask whether leads become bookings
Agree what counts as a qualified enquiry, then compare lead records with your own booking or sales data.
Plan around response capacity
Agree who handles calls and messages, what information to capture, and how unresolved enquiries are followed up.
Judge the work by business signals
A lead is a start. A booking is the outcome.
Reports should separate ad spend, enquiries, qualified prospects and confirmed business. To connect campaigns to actual room nights, covers or event bookings, your team needs to share booking outcomes or a regular summary. Clicks alone cannot tell you whether marketing paid off.
Agree what success means01Ad or searchSpend and source
↓02EnquiryCall, WhatsApp or form
↓03Qualified leadFit, date and intent
↓04Booking outcomeConfirmed in your records
Connected services
The right pieces, working together.
Start with the main growth constraint, then connect services where they support the objective.
Meta Ads Management
Promote seasonal packages, dining experiences and event offers to relevant local or travel audiences with creative that makes the details clear.
Google Ads Management
Capture active searches for stays, venues or dining where local demand exists; align keywords, ad copy and landing page to the search.
WhatsApp & Lead Follow-Up
Give guests a direct way to ask about dates, menus or packages, and help your team keep the enquiry context together.
Campaign Landing Pages
Give each offer a mobile-ready page with the information guests need before they call, message or request a date.
Local Search Foundations
Help nearby customers find accurate location, service and contact details when searching for a place to dine or celebrate.
Tracking & Reporting
Track agreed actions and campaign sources, then review lead quality with your team's booking feedback.
What working together looks like
You should know what will happen before you approve a campaign.
Start with a business review. Any paid work begins only after you understand the proposed scope, fee and ad budget.
- 01
Review the current picture
Share your location, best-selling offers, target dates, current campaigns and how new enquiries are handled.
- 02
Find the main constraint
Discuss whether the gap is demand, the offer, the page or booking follow-up—not assume every problem needs more ads.
- 03
Get a clear proposal
Review recommended channels, deliverables, reporting, agency fee and separate media spend before deciding.
- 04
Review against real leads
Check enquiries and your team's booking feedback together, then decide what to continue or change.
Before you decide
Straight answers to common owner questions.
Can you guarantee room bookings, restaurant covers or event dates?
No. Demand, price, availability, reviews, response time and the customer experience all affect the final booking. We can agree campaign and enquiry measures; your booking records are needed to judge commercial outcomes.
Is the ad budget included in your service fee?
No. The amount paid to Meta or Google is separate from the agency fee. A proposal should show both clearly, so you can decide whether the combined cost fits your business.
What if we already run ads or work with an agency?
Bring the current campaign objective, available reports and the issue you want to solve. The first discussion can identify what is worth keeping, what needs a closer look and whether a change is justified.
What should I have ready for the first discussion?
Your location, the offer or dates you want to promote, an approximate monthly ad budget, and an honest picture of how quickly your team can respond to calls and messages.
How will we know whether the leads are useful?
Agree what a qualified enquiry means—for example, a relevant date, party size, stay period or service requirement—and share booking outcomes regularly. Ad-platform reporting alone cannot confirm your sales.
Make the next decision with clearer information
Tell us what needs to sell—and what is getting in the way.
Get a no-obligation discussion about your offer, enquiry path and campaign options. If the fit is right, you can review a clear proposal before committing.