Profit Performance

Earn more from what you already have.

A property that convinces in person looks ordinary online. A booking arrives through a costlier channel. An upgrade goes unsold. A guest's problem surfaces after check-out.

Profit Performance works on all three moments: how the hotel presents itself before the booking, how the team serves and sells during the stay, and what remains after departure.

Then we measure what changes.

The three moments we work on
  • Before the booking

    Two similar properties, and the guest picks one. The difference was settled online, before the guest had ever set foot in the hotel.

    Make the hotel worth choosing.

    The decision starts long before reception. Photography. Reviews. Booking platforms. Website. Perceived value. The hotel guests see online should create the same desire as the hotel they eventually experience in person.

    • Portals and distribution channels
    • Photography and video
    • Website and direct booking
    • Reviews and reputation
    What happensopen
    • Review how the hotel presents itself today on every channel
    • Rewrite the portal listings, room by room
    • Reshoot photography and video inside the property
    • Build a website that leads to the direct booking
    • Set up how reviews are collected and answered
    • Shift booking share from the intermediaries to the direct channel, where the margin stays with the hotel

    You receive: rewritten portal listings, new photography and video, and a site built to show the property at its worth and favour the direct channel.

    We measure: direct bookings, occupancy and channel performance before and after.

    The hotel seen online is the one the guest finds on arrival.

  • During the stay

    There is one moment to make the offer, and it is almost always at the front desk.

    Make every conversation worth something.

    A better room. A table at the restaurant. An additional night. A private experience. The opportunity often already exists. The difference is whether someone recognises it and knows how to present it well.

    • Guest Experience Quality Assurance
    • Service standards
    • Staff training
    • Front office upselling
    • Guest recognition
    What happensopen
    • Write the service standards, department by department — Guest Experience Quality Assurance
    • Train the team on those standards during live service
    • Coach the front office to offer the better room, the restaurant and the extra night
    • Set up guest recognition before arrival and during the stay
    • Build the quality control system and train the managers who will have to sustain it
    • Leave a training path that works for whoever is hired next

    You receive: the service standards written for your property, the team trained during live service, and a repeatable training system for whoever you hire next.

    We measure: upselling, sales generated by the front office, and other commercial indicators agreed with the ownership.

    Whoever makes the offer knows what to offer, and when.

  • After departure

    A good stay nobody talks about does not produce the next one.

    Give guests something worth talking about.

    The stay continues after checkout. Guests remember how they were treated. They decide whether to return. They decide where to book next time. They decide what to tell other people.

    • Reviews and replies
    • Guest preferences
    • Return and direct channel
    What happensopen
    • Set when and how the review is asked for
    • Define who answers, within what time and in what tone
    • Record guest preferences so they are noticed on the next visit
    • Build the path that brings the guest back to the direct channel
    • Read the same opening indicators again, using your figures

    You receive: a defined way of collecting and answering reviews, guest preferences recorded and reusable, and the before-and-after comparison on your own numbers.

    We measure: reviews, guest satisfaction and adherence to the standards.

    The stay ends. The next booking starts there.

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