Evidence on every line
Every finding comes with its source, the date it was captured, and the proof behind it.
Eight evidence-graded marketing audit reports for how your hotel or resort shows up online, with every claim traced to dated evidence captured at run time. Built by hotel operators, priced so a GM can approve it without a budget cycle.
Sentiment shifts, parity breaks, listings decay, and social goes quiet, and nobody is looking until revenue is already down. Discover the problem each role encounters.
Every finding comes with its source, the date it was captured, and the proof behind it.
Before travelers see your actual property, they meet a version written by AI: chatbot answers, review summaries, menus pulled from your website. Our reports capture exactly what those say, note when we captured it, and check it against the facts.
Every report captures a fixed moment in time, tagged with its own snapshot ID. Six months later, it still shows exactly what was true that day.
Reputation tools only see reviews. Rate tools only see pricing. SEO tools only see the website. Our eight reports all work the same way, same method for tracing evidence, same way of ranking how serious a problem is, and the 360 report pulls all eight together into one picture.
Built by an operator with hotel turnaround background. Findings read like an asset manager wrote them, not like a crawler dumped them. Every one answers “so what, commercially?”
Every report ends with a prioritized list of fixes. If you’d rather not handle it yourself, an agency is ready to do it for you. Most software just shows you a dashboard and stops there.
The problem, the eight reports, how we prove every finding, and what you get, all explained by the auditor himself. Watch it straight through, or skip to the part you care about.
Different roles need different reports, that's why they're sold separately. Open any report below to see the problem it solves, what it checks, and what you'll receive. Every report $249 $199.
Every report is a dated snapshot in time, so over time they show a trend. The MyHotelAuditor platform, launching in Q4 2026, turns those reports into your property’s ongoing record of digital performance.
See where you're losing ground, and since when, in seconds. Every point links back to the report that produced it.
Low-cost, scheduled checks on your rates, reviews, listings, and website between audits, so a hidden change or a broken tracking tag becomes an alert right away, not a surprise months later.
A fix isn't marked done until we re-run the exact check that first flagged it, and it passes. Every "fixed" status is verified and dated, not just assumed.
Revenue managers already have a benchmark for pricing performance. Nobody gives GMs the same for digital presence, showing where you rank against your market and class. That's the gap these reports fill.
A short questionnaire, in plain hotel language. No demo call, no sales rep, no long discovery form.
Your answers are matched to a report or the 360, and we show you exactly why. The full list of reports is always one click away.
A real sample matched to your hotel type, independent or branded, built with the exact same template used for your report.
Confirm your property and the listings we found for you, then pay. A real person reviews and signs off on every report before it lands in your email within 3 business days, with a secure link and a PDF.
Each finding leads with its code, severity, and business impact, then the evidence behind it. Switch the hotel type below to see an example for each.
On every date we checked, a third-party seller showed up in Google's booking panel below your own direct rate, by $28 a night on average. We've classified them as a wholesale reseller, though exactly how they're sourcing your rooms is an educated guess, clearly labeled as such. Guests comparing prices are seeing a cheaper version of you, sold by someone else.
2026-08-01 14:02 ET · checked a weekday and a weekend coming up, plus a date 60 days out · direct $249 vs. reseller $221 (weekday). Artifact: snap_e04_a1, snap_e04_a2, snap_e04_a3.
The price that undercuts you isn't the price the guest actually pays: extra fees show up at checkout, and the cancellation policy is stricter than yours. Guests booking through them get your room, but someone else's fine print.
2026-08-01 14:11 ET · listed price $221 → final price $252 · their cancellation window is 7 days vs. your 48 hours. Artifact: snap_e07_checkout.
You didn't provide channel-mix data for this period, so the revenue-at-stake numbers use the more conservative estimate. We never state a direct-booking percentage without your real numbers behind it.
Your own website has 61 photos; your Expedia listing has only 36, and most of what's missing is room photos, the exact thing shoppers look at before booking. Guests are judging you by your weakest photo gallery.
2026-07-28 13:41 ET (61 images, 9 room types covered) vs. Expedia listing snapshot 2026-07-28 13:47 ET (36 images, 4 room types covered). Artifact: snap_d02_brand, snap_d02_exp.
Your king suite and your standard king room are listed as the same room there, both at the lower price. This mapping mistake lowers your average rate on every booking from that channel.
2026-08-01 13:52 ET · your 9 room types map down to just 7 on Booking.com. Artifact: snap_d05_map.
You responded to 88% of reviews in this period, higher than every competitor we checked. This is working, keep it up, and use it in your reporting to ownership.
2025-07-01 → 2026-06-30 · 88% (412 of 468 reviews). Competitor set: as provided by you.
| Report | Findings | Status |
|---|---|---|
| R1 · OTA Listings, Distribution & Direct Share Gap | 26 | Watch |
| R2 · Website, Measurement & AEO/SEO Readiness | 19 | Critical · 3 |
| R3 · Guest Sentiment & Reputation | 11 | Mostly minor |
Every report ends with a prioritized list of fixes. If you’d rather not handle it yourself, Doubled Rook, the team behind MyHotelAuditor, can make the changes for you. We’re operators who’ve worked at hotel management companies and big tech, and we know how to modernize digital marketing for branded, boutique, and independent hotels.
A short questionnaire, a recommendation with its reasoning shown, and a real sample before you pay anything.