Time period: 3 months
increase in bookings
net incremental revenue
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Deciding on the offer THN offered opportunities to target high-intent users (those most likely to book to up sell and drive more revenue) or target low-intent users (those least likely to book a room) to try to get them to convert. CQ chose to target the low-intent website visitors. |
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Targeting low-intent users CQ created a discounted offer to attract website visitors to book. The offer was displayed as a website message that would only be visible to low-intent travelers based on data segmentation and would direct users to the exclusive hidden promotion upon clicking. |
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A/B test Club Quarter’s focus was on low-intent guests. They targeted the 30% least likely to book. That means 70% of the site traffic would not see the discounted offer message. Furthermore, of the identified 30% of low-intent website visitors, the test was designed to only show the discount to half of them to determine if the messaging influenced the likelihood that they would book a stay at Club Quarters.
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