Hospitality

The top hospitality marketing agency

BusySeed crafts bespoke digital marketing strategies for the hospitality industry, focusing on amplifying online presence, attracting guests, and enhancing customer experiences. Our approach is designed to connect with travelers and patrons, from hotels to restaurants and beyond.

Hospitality Marketing

Our hospitality marketing is incomparable.


  • Boosted online visibility and bookings for numerous hotels and resorts through targeted marketing initiatives.
  • Assisted various restaurants and eateries in expanding their digital footprint and attracting more diners.
  • Drove an increase in leads and reservations for hospitality businesses with effective online campaigns.
  • Significantly raised engagement levels on social media and review platforms for hospitality clients.
  • Let us help elevate your hospitality business's digital presence and customer engagement!

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Performance-focused. Tech-enabled. White Glove.


The reason we are ranked #1 is for our sheer results and dedication to our clients. Here are a few clients we have worked with and examples.

30% Sales Growth

A Danish beverage company launched in Brazil with an aggressive online campaign to raise brand awareness and ramp up sales quickly. 


BusySeed developed a solid social media strategy that quickly achieved strong results with 30K new followers and a phenomenal 30% sales growth in under 3 months. 

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390+ Event Attendees

A local restaurant franchise started with BusySeed in 2016, looking to increase engagement and awareness around their local events.


After the successful event, The Malted Barley’s World Pretzel Eating Championship received in total from all brand awareness outlets: 


1,246 Post Engagements

1,304 Video Views

7.6K People Reached on Facebook Event

396 Event attendees

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3,080 Direction Requests & Calls

Since working with BusySeed, a franchise restaurant in Providence, RI has seen an increase in Google searches and leads. 


Within one month, BusySeed has generated over 234k views, 143K searches on Google and 3.08K customer actions which includes business calls, website visits and get directions to the business.

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Literally #1

"Breaking the status quo, at all costs”


For a decade, BusySeed has championed over 500 businesses, unlocking $1B in opportunities through our vast array of services. Experience unmatched results, exceptional service, and a partnership that evolves with you.

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The engagement led to a large increase in Instagram followers, meeting the expectations of the internal team. BusySeed is communicative and responsive, establishing a smooth workflow. The team prioritizes the needs and requirements of the client.

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VP of Business Development

Hospitality Digital Marketing

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5 Things Every E-Commerce Website Should Have

By Molly Berard • March 15, 2021
When building a website it is crucial to have a user-friendly, effective design. What many business owners don't realize is that the type of business you have changes what you should include on your site. Today, let's take a look at one of the biggest industries - e-commerce - and see what 5 features are must-haves! E-Commerce has been a booming industry for years, but with the craziness from 2020, it took off even more! Mom and pop shops found their way online, saturating the market and taking their place in the digital realm. Because many of the newly-digital businesses are smaller or local shops, they aren't equipped with teams that have full marketing or web development departments. As a result, they either built out websites themselves or found a freelancer or digital marketing agency to help. Because this isn't their area of expertise, they aren't sure what separates a good website from a mediocre one. If you have an e-commerce site, take a look at it to see if it contains these five essential parts!
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