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Taking in to account that the absense of negative feedback is not the same as positive feedback, have any of you ever received feedback of any kind concerning your romance packages?
According to Google Analytics, our Romance Package page is the third most visited page on our website. The actual number of buy-throughs is somewhat lower. Though we have consistently received positive reviews overall, we have never received any comments whatsoever concerning our Romance Package. This has me thinking that or package must be underwhelming.
We offer: Champagne w/flutes, chocolates, flameless candles, rosepetals on the bed, with an extended breakfast time and late checkout. Massages and flowers can be added al a carte. Our base price is $60, which I think is cheap.
There are many things we could do to enhance the package... In fact, we had more options available. We found that it just increased our overhead without increasing the sales. I think a lot of it has to do with our demographic.
For those of you who aren't familiar with our setup, we have small cottages. We are in Texas, which is very warm most of the year, so we don't have fluffy robes. The cottages aren't designed for the consumption of food within the rooms, so "breakfast in bed" and chocolate covered strawberries are impractical.
Thoughts and suggestions?
One final observance: a romance package is only as romantic as the couple that is sharing it.
According to Google Analytics, our Romance Package page is the third most visited page on our website. The actual number of buy-throughs is somewhat lower. Though we have consistently received positive reviews overall, we have never received any comments whatsoever concerning our Romance Package. This has me thinking that or package must be underwhelming.
We offer: Champagne w/flutes, chocolates, flameless candles, rosepetals on the bed, with an extended breakfast time and late checkout. Massages and flowers can be added al a carte. Our base price is $60, which I think is cheap.
There are many things we could do to enhance the package... In fact, we had more options available. We found that it just increased our overhead without increasing the sales. I think a lot of it has to do with our demographic.
For those of you who aren't familiar with our setup, we have small cottages. We are in Texas, which is very warm most of the year, so we don't have fluffy robes. The cottages aren't designed for the consumption of food within the rooms, so "breakfast in bed" and chocolate covered strawberries are impractical.
Thoughts and suggestions?
One final observance: a romance package is only as romantic as the couple that is sharing it.