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April 2013

ow to use negative feedback about travel to create positive influenceTnooz
Spotting fakes, trust issues and responding to hotel reviews [INFOGRAPHIC]

As reputation management company Olery has found (and compiled in a handy infographic), consumers accept that reviews generally meet their expectations of a hotel property but, worryingly, by 2014 around 10% of all travel reviews on the web could be fake.

February 2013

ow to use negative feedback about travel to create positive influenceTnooz
Olery in round up of travel technology briefs

Reputation management specialist Olery has signed up to an EU research project on multilingual sentiment analysis for the tourism sector.

Olery in Russia: Travel & Culture IndustryRussian Travel & culture Industry
Competitive advantage – Olery

Thomas Noll, president of TN Hotels & More – Olery’s official partner for Russia – gives an interview to Russian Travel & Culture Industry magazine emphasizing the competitive advantage Olery brings to its customers. There are no doubts that managing online hotel reputation will become a great tool to outperform your competitors.

December 2012

Misset Horeca
Real time reviews: Olery Feedback

De waarde is algemeen erkend: als een hotelier zijn gasten nog tijdens zijn verblijf kan verleiden een beoordeling te geven, is de reputatie van het hotel beter te managen: meteen acteren in plaats van achteraf masseren creëert ambassadeurs.

November 2012

Hotelmarketing.com
All hotel review sites in one place and up-to-date

Olery relaunched its Olery Review Sites Database including details on more than 130 international sites and social communities where people review travel related properties.

July 2012

Mashable
Why Hotels Need to Care About Their Reputations [INFOGRAPHIC]

A company called Olery acts as an aggregator for all reviews posted about a particular hotel online. This gives the hotel the ability to respond to reviews in a more timely fashion.

June 2012

ow to use negative feedback about travel to create positive influenceTnooz
How to use negative feedback about travel to create positive influence

Nobody really likes receiving negative feedback. It stings, and as a hotel owner or manager, you immediately start kicking yourself for the missed opportunity when a guest leaves negative feedback about your hotel.

March 2012

Reputation management firm Olery seals $1m funding for further expansionTnooz
Hotels using new Olery Feedback system to head off social media pain

Several hotels are using a new solution, Olery Feedback, to solicit input from guests onsite and electronically as a means to respond to their concerns and t0 head off complaints about the property in social media.

January 2012

Hotel reputation management software maker Olery raises $1 millionTechCrunch
Hotel reputation management software maker Olery raises $1 million

Olery, an Amsterdam-based startup that offers reputation management and media monitoring tools for the leisure industry, has raised 750,000 euros ($1 million) to boost its international expansion and develop new products.

Reputation management firm Olery seals $1m funding for further expansionTnooz
Reputation management firm Olery seals $1m funding for further expansion

Amsterdam-based reputation management company Olery plans to use $1 million it has secured in funding for further expansion across Europe, Asia Pacific, US and Middle East.

Olery haalt € 750.000 opFD.nl
Olery haalt € 750.000 op

Social media analist Olery heeft vers groeigeld ontvangen. Het bedrijf wil de internationale groei versnellen en nieuwe producten ontwikkelen.

 Misset Horeca
 Derde van reviews Nederlandse hotels in vreemde taal

Bijna een derde van de reviews over Nederlandse hotels wordt geschreven in een vreemde taal. Iets meer dan 15 procent is Engelstalig, zo’n 7 procent is Frans en Duits en iets minder dan 2 procent van de reacties is Italiaans. Dat blijkt uit onderzoek van Olery.

 

Press Archive for 2011