The commercial setting.
Five hotel properties with different guest segments and demand patterns, supported by a shared marketing programme over 12 months.
Multi-property marketing coordination, campaign execution and demand generation
04 / Sharjah National Hotels · Professional project
Aligning paid demand, direct-booking journeys and property-level marketing across a hospitality portfolio.
Five hotel properties with different guest segments and demand patterns, supported by a shared marketing programme over 12 months.
Multi-property marketing coordination, campaign execution and demand generation
The group needed efficient acquisition across multiple properties while improving the economics of its booking journey.
A shared group strategy had to preserve property-specific positioning. Campaign structure, landing-page relevance and booking cost needed to be reviewed together.
Coordinate paid acquisition, property-led creative, conversion journeys and reporting across the portfolio.
Managed integrated campaign planning across Google and Meta, with property and audience segmentation.
Connected website and booking-journey optimisation with campaign objectives.
Used CRM, remarketing and partner activity to support demand and repeat consideration.
Reported outcomes at programme level while retaining the context of each property.
The achievements record reports 98% occupancy across the five-property programme over a 12-month period.
Reported advertising ROAS was 9.6×, with cost per booking reduced by 34%.
The reported advertising spend was $500,000+.
Owner-confirmed achievements workbook · supplied September 2026 · Sharjah National Hotels
Reported project results from my supplied achievements record. These describe the programme outcome and my contribution within the delivery team. They are not a guarantee of future performance.
Property positioning and booking economics need to remain visible inside a shared acquisition programme.
Next opportunity: compare incremental direct-booking contribution after acquisition costs, using consistent attribution windows.