
GUIDES
How to Implement, Monetize and Maintain a Property-Wide Digital Signage Network
About this Guide
Due to lockdowns and an increased concern for health and safety, many people have been deprived of the luxury of business and personal travel for years. This rapid decrease in travelers nearly devastated the hospitality industry. But the hospitality industry—and its people, are resilient. Thankfully, the trend in decreased visitors is starting to reverse itself. As the hospitality industry is now beginning to see a resurgence in bookings, many brands and properties are poised to win more customer loyalty and drive revenue from events bookings, F&B sales, and other onsite amenities— but only if the guest experience exceeds expectations.
By curating more tailored experiences for guests while also effectively promoting onsite amenities, properties can gain revenue and help ensure return visits. And to accomplish this, many properties are reimagining the role of digital signage throughout their properties.
Regardless of how many screens your property has, or what applications you’ve deployed, there’s always something new to learn. But you don’t have to learn every lesson on your own.
In this guide, we’ve compiled a list of tips and best practices from hotels, casinos, and convention centers of all sizes to help you. Use this resource to learn from the people that are using digital signage to impact the customer experience, drive revenue, and more.
Author

Christine Kendall
Content Marketing Manager, Poppulo
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