Unlock Your True Potential with the Scott Aussie Profit Power-Up Calculator
Dreaming of bigger profits for your tourism or hospitality business? Discover how small, strategic adjustments across just six key areas can lead to surprisingly massive growth. Our exclusive Scott Aussie Profit Power-Up Calculator lets you instantly see your untapped potential.
The Scott Aussie Profit Power-Up Calculator
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Lever Performance & Target Increases
Your Current Profit:
Your Potential Profit (After Increases):
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Audience Reach
- Definition: How many potential guests, visitors, or customers are seeing your business and its offerings.
- Examples: More website visitors (SEO, SEM), increased social media impressions, effective billboard campaigns, local tourism board partnerships, community event participation.
Engagement
- Definition: The percentage of people who, having seen your business, take a step to indicate interest.
- Examples: Email newsletter sign-ups from your website, inquiries via social media, brochure downloads, requests for information on a tour, joining a loyalty program.
Bookings
- Definition: The percentage of engaged prospects who actually make a purchase or reservation.
- Examples: Website conversion rates (bookings), walk-in conversion to sale, phone inquiry to reservation, tour lead to booked experience.
Average Guest Spend
- Definition: The average amount of money a single guest or customer spends with your business per transaction.
- Examples: Upgrading a standard room to a suite, adding a meal package to a stay, purchasing merchandise at a farm shop, adding a guided tour to a general admission ticket, buying additional services like spa treatments or equipment rental.
Repeat Visit Frequency
- Definition: How often, on average, a customer returns to your business for another purchase or experience.
- Examples: Guests returning for another stay, frequent diners at your restaurant, locals buying passes for recurring visits, repeat bookings for annual events, loyalty program members making multiple purchases.
Operational Profit
- Definition: The percentage of your revenue that turns into actual profit after accounting for the cost of goods/services sold and operational expenses.
- Examples: Negotiating better supplier rates, optimizing staff scheduling, reducing waste, streamlining booking processes, energy efficiency upgrades, smart technology investments.
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The numbers you’ve seen are just the beginning. At Scott Aussie, we specialise in helping tourism and hospitality businesses like yours implement the strategies needed to truly power up your profits. Let’s chat about how we can help you achieve these exciting gains and more.