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I applied for my current position at the Manchester View for several reasons, not the least of which is that as soon as I looked at the photography in their website, I knew that these guys were serious about their business. — Jason, The Manchester View The first year I owned Cliffside Inn, using just the 9" by 12" brochure we put together, business increased 40%. And more recently, your photograph of the new suite generated roughly $3000.00 in reservations in the first two hours it was up on our Web site. — Win Baker Sr., Legendary Inns of Newport, RI There aren't many people in this business, who really know enough about this business to be of real use to an innkeeper — and you're one of them. — Win Baker Jr., Legendary Inns of Newport, RI I've done a 180% reversal in the last year. I really need the brochure to convert those electronic "visits" to reservations. Thank God George convinced me to go for our brochure. — Patricia Joyce, The Duke of Windsor Inn, Cape May, NJ I know from just three cards in the first week we booked 49 room nights. — Kees Adema, The Boulders Inn, New Preston, CT We need to have George back every time we upgrade a couple of rooms. His pictures really sell on the Web. — Alex Feit, The Hennessey House, Napa, CA Our color brochure is the best and most successful marketing tool we've used in eighteen years. — Wendy Gibson, Robert Morris Inn, Oxford, MD We've discovered that the two most important things you can have at your inn are a great brochure and a good person on the phone. — Bambi Arnold, The Manor on Golden Pond, Holderness, NH Your photos look wonderful on the Web site, they lighten and brighten my monitor! — Donna Justin, Justin Trails, Sparta, WI We spent $2200 on your card and did $30,000 in business just from people who walked through our door with the card in their hand. — Joe Vance, Twin Fires, Sheffield, MA All of a sudden ... we began getting inquiries from one group I certainly never promoted -- postal workers ... these inquiries were coming right from off my mailing piece as it moved through the postal system! — Judy Kohler, Lakehouse Inn, Standfordville, NY |
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