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The Client

• The Inn at Hawnby, www.innathawnby.co.uk
• Client Since: 2009

The Brief

A gem in the North York Moors was getting tremendous reviews form locals, however The Inn at Hawnby approached Pixel Vector to establish the Inn further field by increasing bookings at a national level. We continue to work with the Inn on both keeping their website on top of it’s game, keeping their search rankings above their competition and consulting on a monthly basis on future initiatives and promotions.

What We Did

• Designed and developed a new website which better reflected The Inn at Hawnby, focussing on the quality of the amenities and the surrounding area.
• Monthly consultancy
• Commissioned professional photography to add further credibility and desirability to the website
• Increase bookings for both the UK and European market

The Results

• Increase in bookings and enquires for both accommodation and the restaurant by 40 %
• Bookings showing Nationwide and European recognition
• Awarded Landlady of the Year 2011
• Awarded AA 4 star recognition
• Successful SEO campaign implemented

“The Inn at Hawnby has worked consistently with Pixel Vector for two years. The development of our website and the analytical data that we have had access too has allowed us to plan and develop our business in a much more effective manner. The relationship with Pixel Vector is very professional and we are enjoying developing the technology side of the business through professional guidance.

Our exposure has increased enormously through the web site and this in turn had led to a significant increase in bookings both for our bedrooms and our restaurant. Pixel Vector have cleverly managed to develop accuracy about what we are selling. Many of our customers that stay with us tell us that we deliver what our website says we do. As a consequence of this our repeat guest statistics have increased also.

We thoroughly enjoy working with Pixel Vector and are looking forward to a long and fruitful relationship with them.”

Kath Young
The Inn at Hawnby.