What is organic website traffic and why is it the holy grail for accommodation businesses?
Organic traffic to your website is considered the gold dust of digital interactions. While the term might sound fancy, it refers to a visit to your website or app by somebody who has searched and found it by using a search engine like Google or Bing.
When it comes to accommodation businesses, people who visit your website in this way are actively seeking a place to stay, making them likely to book your accommodation if they like what they see.
After a deep dive into data for the websites we managed for accommodation businesses in 2024, we found that just over half of the visits came from organic traffic. That’s well above the travel and hospitality industry average of 31% – a result we’re proud of. Organic traffic doesn’t involve paid advertising, but it does require an investment in effort to
ensure your website’s online presence is powerful enough to pull in the traffic you’re angling for.
In this month’s article, we explain why organic traffic matters and how to boost the number of people finding your website via organic search.
What makes organic website traffic so important to the success of your business?
Our data reveals that organic traffic not only makes up the lion’s share of visits to the websites we manage, but the people arriving in this way are 23% more likely than other visitors to view photos, check room availability, make a booking or submit an enquiry.
These are the visitors you really want because they are more likely than others – including those arriving at your site by clicking a link from another website or arriving via paid advertising – to interact deeply and to make a booking to stay at your accommodation.
Out of the 290,838 total number of visits to the websites we managed in the year to November 2024, the number of new users was 224,620 – a whopping 77%. Organic traffic brought in a significant portion of these new users, helping to make potential guests aware of accommodation offerings and creating opportunities for them to book.
According to the 2024 Organic Search Traffic Benchmarks Report, organic traffic makes up 31% of website activity in the travel and hospitality sector, while organic traffic for websites Seekom manages sits at a significantly higher 50.4%.
This is a result we are thrilled with – by funnelling unpaid, high-intent traffic to client websites, we can be sure we are delivering real value to their businesses.
How do you generate more organic traffic to an accommodation website?
Our approach to improving website search results focuses on key areas that help businesses show up more often when people search online. If you manage an accommodation website, there’s no reason why you can’t use the same techniques to your advantage.
Creating great content
We write helpful, interesting content that relates to what people are searching for. This means when someone looks for information about travel, accommodation, or services, the content is easy to find and appears in the right place.
Making your website easy to use
We design websites that are simple to navigate, work well on phones and tablets, and help search engines understand how everything connects. Think of it like creating clear road signs that guide both customers and search engines smoothly through your website.
Taking care of the technical stuff
We make sure websites load quickly, have clean and professional behind-the-scenes coding, and are set up in a way that search engines like Google or Bing can easily read and understand. Slow load speeds, messy code or poor website architecture can result in a website appearing lower down in the search results – often outside of the first page – which makes finding it more difficult. There are some important online tools you can use to achieve this including schema markup, Google Business Profile and similar platforms.
What is schema markup and how can it help you?
Imagine giving search engines a cheat sheet about your business. Schema markup is like that – it helps search engines show interesting and relevant information about your property when people search online. Instead of just seeing a boring website link, potential guests can see your business name, photos, ratings, or special offers in their search results, making people more likely to click on your listing. We’ve previously written about the value of schema markup in our blog – have a read if you want to harness it for your website.
Spreading the word online about your accommodation
We use several online tools to help people find your business more easily including, Google Business Profile, Bing Places, Webmaster Tools and IndexNow. These platforms help us share your website and information across the internet, making sure you show up prominently in search results, including local ones.
The goal: Maximising your position on search engine results pages
When someone types "affordable motels near me" into Google or Bing, the page of results they see is a search engine results page (SERP). The higher your business appears on this page, the more likely people are to notice you and have a closer look at your accommodation offerings. It’s like having a well-presented shop in a prime location on the main road of a city – everyone’s going to notice you.
By focusing on the actions mentioned above for the websites we manage for accommodation providers, we help them show up more often in search results, thereby nurturing organic growth to attract more potential customers, and boost their business through online bookings.
Need help?
If you’re thinking that doing all this yourself sounds a bit too technical, why not let us handle the heavy lifting? Our team offers tailored strategies that combine content, structural, and technical expertise to drive organic traffic to your website and lift online engagement.
A growing number of accommodation businesses around the world trust us to take care of their websites with fully-managed search-engine-optimisation plans. Find out how you can too by contacting us today. We’d love to help.
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SeekomPay ‘brilliant’ for business at boutique South Island motel
Owner and manager: Fizz Hunter-Weston
After using Seekom to run unique Central Otago motel Clyde Central for over four-and-a-half years, owner and manager Fizz Hunter-Weston says she can’t believe she only started using SeekomPay six weeks ago.
“It’s absolutely brilliant – we just wish we started using it earlier.”
Before upgrading to SeekomPay, Fizz and her team had to manage all their payment card transactions manually using Seekom’s vault.
“It’s all done instantly now,” she says.
SeekomPay saves Fizz more than 50 hours a year and links seamlessly into the Seekom booking system embedded in Clyde Central’s website, with Xero integration also making the financial management of her accommodation easier.
Fizz enjoys the freedom of not having to be on-site to handle her business.
“SeekomPay allows me to run my accommodation from anywhere – I don’t need anyone to be on-site to take payments.”
She says SeekomPay fits right in with her innovative approach to business, with Clyde Central excelling at catering for two niche demographics – dog lovers and cycling enthusiasts – in addition to travellers who are just looking for an outstanding place to stay.
The motel offers popular "dog retreats" and a “Gravel Riders Bash” plus bike hire and e-bike charging. It also contains a mini bike shop as well as bike storage and a bike cleaning and maintenance station.
“It’s not like a traditional hotel or motel, it’s a cool little boutique place.”
Clyde Central is located an hour’s drive from Wanaka and Queenstown and two-and-a-half hours’ drive from Invercargill and Dunedin, attracting cycling enthusiasts looking for a change of scene and the prospect of cruising some of New Zealand’s most epic cycle trails.
Nestling at the start of four of New Zealand’s Great Rides – Otago Central Rail Trail, Lake Dunstan Trail, Roxburgh Gorge Trail and Clutha Gold Trail – Fizz’s establishment lives up to its name of being central in more ways than one, she says.
“Lots of guests come to do the rail trails, and the river and lake are right next door too. We have a nice outdoor area with a fire that guests like to sit around to roast marshmallows or just chat and enjoy a drink in the evening.”
Clyde Central’s eight units range from one to three bedrooms and are like small apartments with cooking facilities, designed to allow guests to be self-sufficient if they want to be, she says.
Fizz says when she bought Clyde Central in 2020 it was easy to decide on Seekom’s property management software.
“I looked at just about every system available and I chose Seekom because it ticked the most boxes.”
Fizz says she loves Seekom’s automated SMS and email guest-messaging functionality that she uses to keep guests informed about key details, especially as the communication options support the self-check-in process and offer her the flexibility to operate off-site.
After a quiet winter period Fizz says summer at Clyde Central is hotting up with strong booking numbers and a waiting list for the next dog retreat, after the last one sold out.
Now she’s got all her financial ducks in a row with SeekomPay, Fizz is ready to get all the dogs and bikes in a row and take care of business for the peak season.
Note: Something you may not know, is that we also build websites. Many of our customers have Seekom built, fully managed websites which we maintain, including SEO management. If you’re interested in finding out more about this, get in touch.
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Accommodation marketing calendar 2025: important dates to capitalise on
At Seekom we’re on a constant mission to make your life easier. That’s why we’ve collated a host of key dates for 2025 that offer you the chance to run a promotion, offer a special deal, create a themed event to delight your guests, or simply be ready to take advantage of an auspicious day or holiday period. Knowledge is power!
From worldwide days of significance that sneak up on you, to Australian and New Zealand public holidays and quirky internationally recognised days that you could leverage to engage your guests, we’ve put them together in a handy calendar.
January
While some of the world has slowed down over the new year period, get ahead of your competitors by planning some promotional offers to tie in with public holidays or the Chinese New Year.
Key dates in January
- 1 January – New Year’s Day
- 20 January – Wellington Anniversary Day (New Zealand)
- 27 January – Australia Day
- 27 January – Auckland Anniversary Day (New Zealand)
- 29 January – Chinese New Year (Year of the Snake)
February
Why not share the love by setting up a special offer for a couples’ get away on Valentines Day, or target savvy Kiwis looking to use the Thursday of Waitangi Day in 2025 to enjoy an extra-long weekend with a discount for a longer stay.
Key dates in February
- 3 February – Nelson Anniversary Day (New Zealand)
- 6 February – Waitangi Day (New Zealand)
- 14 February – Valentine’s Day
March
March provides some ideal opportunities to create some drinks specials if you’ve got a bar or restaurant at your accommodation. Or you could celebrate International Woman’s Day with a special discount on your rates or services for your female guests.
Key dates in March
- 3 March - Labour Day (Western Australia)
- 8 March – International Women’s Day
- 10 March – Adelaide Cup Day (South Australia)
- 10 March – Canberra Day (Australian Capital Territory)
- 10 March – Eight Hours Day (Tasmania)
- 10 March – Labour Day (Victoria, Australia)
- 10 March – Taranaki Anniversary Day (New Zealand)
- 17 March – St. Patrick’s Day
- 24 March – Otago Anniversary Day (New Zealand)
- 27 March – International Whiskey Day
April
April is a golden opportunity to cash in on the school holidays or public holidays like ANZAC Day in Australasia and the extra-long Easter weekend where you could keep your younger guests entertained with Easter-games and egg hunts. If you’re planning to break a few eggs and promote some brunch specials at your accommodation’s café or restaurant, National Brunch Month means it’s an ideal time all April long.
Key dates in April
- All month – National Brunch Month
- 1 April – April Fool’s Day
- 12 April to 27 April – New Zealand school holidays
- 18 April – Good Friday
- 19 April – Saturday before Easter Sunday (Victoria, Australia)
- 21 April – Easter Monday
- 22 April – Southland Anniversary Day (New Zealand)
- 25 April – ANZAC Day (Australasia)
May
May is a great time to put your creative ‘force’ to good use, from Star Wars-themed events to offering Mums a free bonus offering. Alternatively May is a great opportunity to highlight your support of the rainbow community using your social media.
Key dates in May
- 4 May – Star Wars Day
- 5 May – Labour Day (Queensland)
- 5 May – May Day (Northern Territory)
- 11 May – Mother’s Day (Australasia)
- 13 May – World Cocktail Day
- 17 May – International Day Against Homophobia, Biphobia, Interphobia and Transphobia
June
If you’re looking for an excuse to ramp up your accommodation’s social media game, there’s no better time than in the month that contains World Social Media Day! Make the most of the opportunity to celebrate the Australasian public holidays relevant to your location and lure in guests looking to make the most of the long weekends available to them.
Key dates in June
- 1 June – start of New Zealand ski season (varies per location)
- 2 June – King’s Birthday (New Zealand)
- 2 June – Western Australia Day (Western Australia)
- 2 June – Reconciliation Day (Australian Capital Territory)
- 8 June – start of Australian ski season
- 9 June – King’s Birthday (Australia, except Queensland and Western Australia)
- 20 June - Matariki (New Zealand)
- 28 June to 13 July – New Zealand school holidays
- 30 June – World Social Media Day
July
There’s not that much going on in the way of globally-recognised occasions in July, so it might be a good time to take stock, have a breather, and plan for the rest of the year. You could however rustle up some American-style food and lay on some food and drinks specials at your accommodation’s bar or restaurant for American Independence Day. Maybe even hold a fun chess tournament at your campsite if you’ve got an outdoor chess set.
Key dates in July
- 4 July – American Independence Day
- 20 July – World Chess Day
August
August is also a bit of a dry month in the international days of significance stakes, but don’t let that stop your hotel bar hosting a beer-tasting session or crafting some beer specials to draw in your guests on the first of August.
Key dates in August
- 1 August – International Beer Day
- 4 August – Picnic Day (Northern Territory)
September
This month gets a bit livelier. Gear up for the school-holiday period if you’re in New Zealand, tie in some Father’s Day promotions or arrange some excursions to local experiences on World Tourism Day to help your guests get the most out of their stay.
Key dates in September
- 7 September – Father’s Day (Australasia)
- 20 September to 5 October – New Zealand school holidays
- 22 September – South Canterbury Anniversary Day (New Zealand)
- 27 September – World Tourism Day
- 29 September – King’s Birthday (Western Australia)
October
As the weather starts to warm up in the Southern Hemisphere, October offers a range of opportunities to engage your guests plus a smattering of public holidays to take advantage of. From International Coffee Day to the spooky celebrations of Halloween, there are plenty of reasons to get creative with your promotional offerings.
Key dates in October
- All month – International Breast Cancer Awareness Month
- 1st October – International Coffee Day
- 6 October – Labour Day (ACT, NSW and South Australia)
- 6 October – King’s Birthday (Queensland)
- 24 October – Hawke’s Bay Anniversary Day (New Zealand)
- 27 October – Labour Day (New Zealand)
- 31 October – Halloween
November
The lead up to the holiday season kicks off in November. Take advantage of increased travel demand and plan some fun competitions around the Melbourne Cup. To support the men’s mental health cause, you might want to offer a special gift to any customer growing a ‘mo’ for Movember.
Key dates in November
- All month – Movember
- 1 November – World Vegan Day
- 3 November – Marlborough Anniversary Day (New Zealand)
- 4 November – Melbourne Cup Day (Victoria, Australia)
- 5 November – Guy Fawkes Night
- 14 November – Canterbury Anniversary Day (New Zealand)
- 27 November – Thanksgiving (America and Canada)
December
December brings the peak summer season and holiday festivities to Australasia – presenting a gift to accommodation providers and making it your time to shine.
Whether it's offering Christmas lunch packages, organising festive activities for families, or promoting special New Year's Eve deals, it's time to showcase your accommodation's unique offerings and position it as the ideal seasonal getaway to maximise your bookings.
Key dates in December
- 1 December – Chatham Islands Anniversary Day (New Zealand)
- 1 December – Westland Anniversary Day (New Zealand)
- 20 December – last day for New Zealand Christmas school holidays to start
- 25 December – Christmas Day
- 26 December – Boxing Day
- 31 December – New Year’s Eve
School holidays in 2025
Last but not least, let’s not forget the school holidays, which can be a goldmine for accommodation providers offering fantastic family-friendly get-aways. Australian school holiday dates vary by state, while New Zealand school holiday dates are more straightforward.
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Why EEAT Standards Matter to Your Motel, Hotel, or Campground
A Simple Guide
Running a motel, hotel, or campground in today’s world means you’re not just managing your property—you’re also navigating the online landscape. With so many travellers relying on Google to find their next stay, how your business shows up in search results can have a big impact. That's where Google’s EEAT standards come into play. These standards help make sure your website doesn’t just get seen but is also trusted by potential guests.
In this post, we’ll break down what EEAT means and why it matters to your business. We’ll also show you how using these standards can help you create content that connects with your customers and ultimately drives more bookings.
What are EEAT Standards?
EEAT stands for Experience, Expertise, Authoritativeness, and Trustworthiness. These are the key factors Google considers when deciding how to rank websites. In simple terms, the better your website content meets these standards, the higher it could appear in search results.
Let’s break it down:
1. Experience
Does your content demonstrate that you have firsthand experience in the subject you’re talking about? For motels, hotels, or campgrounds, this could mean showcasing your personal knowledge of hospitality, guest care, or location-specific advice.
2. Expertise
Are you a knowledgeable authority in your field? For example, if you run a campground, content that reflects your deep understanding of the local area, camping tips, or eco-friendly practices can show your expertise.
3. Authoritativeness
Do others see you as a reliable source? Reviews, testimonials, partnerships with trusted travel websites, and mentions from well-known sources can establish your authority.
4. Trustworthiness
Can customers trust the information you’re providing? Honest reviews, clear policies, secure transactions, and up-to-date contact information build trust with your audience and with Google.
Why EEAT is Important for Your Business?
So, why should motels, hotels, and campgrounds care about EEAT standards? Simply put, it helps you get noticed online. By adhering to these guidelines, your website is more likely to rank higher on Google, which means more potential guests will see your business when they search for accommodation.
Key Benefits:
1. Better Search Engine Rankings
The higher your website ranks in search results, the more traffic it can receive. EEAT content helps Google recognise your website as a credible source, boosting its visibility.
2. Increased Bookings
When potential guests find you quickly and trust your website, they are more likely to make a booking. Trustworthiness and expertise in your content encourage them to choose your property.
3. Stronger Brand Reputation
Content that reflects experience and expertise builds a positive image for your motel, hotel, or campground. It positions your business as knowledgeable and reliable, which can lead to more word-of-mouth referrals and returning customers.
4. Customer Trust
In the short term rental industry, trust is everything. Guests need to know they are booking with a reliable business. By focusing on transparency and authority in your content, you make it easier for customers to trust you before they even step through the door.
How to Use EEAT to Build Great Content
Creating content that follows EEAT principles is not as complicated as it sounds.
Here are a few practical steps:
1. Share Your Experience
Write blog posts, guides, or videos sharing personal experiences that relate to your property. For example, talk about the best local attractions or how your team goes the extra mile to ensure guest comfort.
2. Showcase Your Expertise
Provide tips or advice that shows you know your field. If you run a campground, write about the best camping gear, local wildlife, or safety tips. If you manage a hotel, highlight your experience with managing guest services, cleanliness, or luxury amenities.
3. Gain Authoritative Links and Reviews
Encourage guests to leave positive reviews on trusted sites like TripAdvisor or Google Reviews. Partner with local tourism boards or collaborate with travel bloggers to get mentions and backlinks to your website.
4. Be Transparent and Honest
Clearly list your prices, policies, and contact details. Make it easy for visitors to find everything they need and feel secure when booking with you.
Conclusion
Incorporating EEAT standards into your online content may seem like an extra step, but it’s a powerful way to boost your business. Whether you’re running a small motel, a bustling hotel, or a serene campground, aligning your website with Google’s EEAT principles can bring long-term benefits—more bookings, better reputation, and increased visibility.
So, take some time to ensure your online content reflects your experience, expertise, authority, and trustworthiness. In the digital age, this small investment in your content can pay off in a big way!
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Promo codes are back, plus other Seekom enhancements
Seekom users can now manage promotional codes and make it easy for guests to use them when making online bookings at their accommodation, thanks to a recent update that re-introduces the feature alongside some other small but helpful improvements.
These changes are designed to support marketing efforts and make management of last-minute bookings simpler.
Promo codes are back
We’ve added the promo code feature back to our new online booking screens, making it simple for you to allow guests to enter a discount code you have made available as part of a special offer.
This could be used to support an advertising campaign or promotional offer, or harnessed to offer a discounted rate for returning guests when they use the promo code for their next booking with you.
To set up a promo code check out our promo code help guide. Once set up, you can make the code live on your booking screens by visiting the Website Booking Templates screen in Seekom iBox, selecting General Fields, and then Other Options.
More control over your after-hours cut-off time
Last, but not least, we have given you finer control over the after-hours cut-off time you can set in our system for your property’s needs.
The after-hours cut-off time is an optional setting that can be used to automatically change the selling method of any remaining available units at your accommodation to 'on request.' Any online bookings made after a ‘cut off time’ you set will be processed as a request, rather than instantly accepted, allowing you to either confirm or reject the booking.
Our latest update allows you to select a cut-off time in any 15-minute block, rather than on the hour, as was previously the case.
By setting a cut-off time in Seekom that is slightly ahead of when your office closes, you can avoid situations where a customer booking on the day of their stay starts their booking online shortly before the cut-off time but finishes it afterwards, resulting in their booking being instantly confirmed after your office closes and them turning up with no one to check them in.
Please have a read through our help guide on how to set the after-hours cut off.
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