Warwick San Francisco Goes Social: Reaching Out Through Social Media
The Warwick San Francisco hotel announces its latest “Going Social” marketing campaign with a special Four Square Promotion. In an effort to reach out to guests and potential guests on the social media channel of their choice, the hotel has spread its only presence and recently opened Twitter, Four Square, Pinterest, Food Spotting, Instagram and several other channels in addition to the Hotel’s Facebook page with a following of over 7,000 fans.
San Francisco, CA, May 24, 2013 --(PR.com)-- For the remainder of June the hotel will be having a “Newbie Special,” anyone who checks in will receive a gift for their endeavors. Guest simply must check-in on their phones, and show their newbie special badge to the Front Desk to win. In addition, the Hotel will also be holding daily giveaway and promotional specials via Four Square for its La Scene Café and Bar.
Simultaneously, the hotel will be holding a Facebook contest for the most creative costume for this past weekend’s Bay to Breakers race. This annual cross-city 12 kilometer race draws a colorful group of racers, and fans must post a video or picture of their favorite costume on Facebook, winners will be determined by the number of likes and shares with a grand prize of dinner for two at the hotel’s La Scene Café and Bar specially prepared by the hotel’s Executive Chef.
With its recent success in breaking the 7,000 fan base mark on Facebook, the hotel is expecting positive feedback and results. In the tech savvy region on Northern California where tech and social media giants such as Google, Mac and Four Square call home, the hotel feels that there is a very receptive audience waiting to be reached.
For more info search #warwisksfo or vist the hotel’s Facebook page to learn more about what this hotel is doing to reach out to new guests.
Further information:
www.warwicksf.com or +1 (415) 928-7900 or email: scostella@warwickhotels.com or jferguson@warwickhotels.com
About Warwick San Francisco Hotel
Warwick San Francisco Hotel’s beautiful and historical building was designed and built by the prominent American Architect Arthur Brown, Jr. and was originally built as the Maryland Hotel in 1913. This was a major historical time in America during the Pan-Pacific International Exposition with the World’s Fair held in San Francisco in 1915. Its ostensible purpose was to celebrate the completion of the Panama Canal, but it was widely seen in the city as an opportunity to showcase its recovery from the 1906 Earthquake. Multiple historical buildings – many of which still stand today - were built during this flourishing time. Warwick San Francisco is honored to be a part of this history.
Simultaneously, the hotel will be holding a Facebook contest for the most creative costume for this past weekend’s Bay to Breakers race. This annual cross-city 12 kilometer race draws a colorful group of racers, and fans must post a video or picture of their favorite costume on Facebook, winners will be determined by the number of likes and shares with a grand prize of dinner for two at the hotel’s La Scene Café and Bar specially prepared by the hotel’s Executive Chef.
With its recent success in breaking the 7,000 fan base mark on Facebook, the hotel is expecting positive feedback and results. In the tech savvy region on Northern California where tech and social media giants such as Google, Mac and Four Square call home, the hotel feels that there is a very receptive audience waiting to be reached.
For more info search #warwisksfo or vist the hotel’s Facebook page to learn more about what this hotel is doing to reach out to new guests.
Further information:
www.warwicksf.com or +1 (415) 928-7900 or email: scostella@warwickhotels.com or jferguson@warwickhotels.com
About Warwick San Francisco Hotel
Warwick San Francisco Hotel’s beautiful and historical building was designed and built by the prominent American Architect Arthur Brown, Jr. and was originally built as the Maryland Hotel in 1913. This was a major historical time in America during the Pan-Pacific International Exposition with the World’s Fair held in San Francisco in 1915. Its ostensible purpose was to celebrate the completion of the Panama Canal, but it was widely seen in the city as an opportunity to showcase its recovery from the 1906 Earthquake. Multiple historical buildings – many of which still stand today - were built during this flourishing time. Warwick San Francisco is honored to be a part of this history.
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+1 415-928-7900
www.warwicksf.com
Jackson Ferguson
+1 415-928-7900
www.warwicksf.com
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