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Practical notes on OTA performance, pricing and direct demand — the things we end up explaining in every audit call, written down once.
A single rate held across a week does two jobs badly. On your strongest night it sells a room that three people wanted for the price one of them was willing to pay. On your weakest night it sits above the number that would have filled it. This piece walks through the arithmetic on a 40-room property — and where the money actually leaks.
Eight pieces covering the questions hotel owners bring to us most often.
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If your revenue report uses a term you’d rather not ask about twice, it’s here.
Room revenue divided by rooms sold. What the rooms you did sell went for — it says nothing about the ones you didn’t.
Room revenue divided by every room you had, sold or not. The number that catches a high rate hiding an empty hotel.
How many rooms were booked for a future date since you last looked. It tells you whether today’s rate is working.
The same room showing the same rate across every channel. Break it, and channels quietly demote your listing.
How far ahead your guests book. It decides when a rate change can still change anything.
The share of revenue each channel brings. A healthy mix is what stops one OTA’s algorithm from owning your month.
The properties a guest actually compares you against — usually not the ones your team assumes.
Rooms shut off on a channel. Left on by accident, it’s the most expensive checkbox in the extranet.
Minimum-night rules used to protect a peak date, so one short booking doesn’t block a three-night one.
Seasonal pricing reminders, OTA policy changes worth knowing about, and what we’re seeing in Indian hotel demand. No drip sequence.
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