Digital Marketing Strategy at Hotel Grand Inna Medan Using STP Analysis

This qualitative research aims to identify the market segmentation of the Grand Inna Medan Hotel, encompassing geographic, demographic, behavioral, and psychographic variables, as a basis for formulating a more targeted STP-based digital marketing strategy. The scope includes an analysis of historical booking documents (Q3-Q4 2025) and digital activities on three main channels (official website, Instagram, TikTok), with a marketing budget below IDR 1 million per segment. Data was collected through semi-structured interviews with eight key informants (marketing managers, loyal guests, travel influencers, front-desk staff) and observations of content and user interactions on digital platforms. Data analysis used thematic coding to map the characteristics of each segment and their primary needs. The results are expected to map three to five key customer segments, such as "Heritage Seekers" and "Frequent Leisure Travelers," along with their booking patterns and psychographic motivations. These findings will help management design targeted SEO campaigns, storytelling content, paid ads, and automation, increase occupancy post-pandemic, and enrich the STP literature in the context of heritage hotels with limited resources.

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TEHBMJ (Tourism Economics Hospitality and Business Management Journal)
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2025-07-14
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https://doi.org/10.36983/tehbmj.v5i1.783
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SMEs Development and Digital Marketing
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Digital Marketing Strategy at Hotel Grand Inna Medan Using STP Analysis

Muhammad Rizky Iksan Manurung
TEHBMJ (Tourism Economics Hospitality and Business Management Journal)
SMEs Development and Digital Marketing
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Digital Marketing Strategy at Hotel Grand Inna Medan Using STP Analysis

Muhammad Rizky Iksan Manurung
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Abstract

This qualitative research aims to identify the market segmentation of the Grand Inna Medan Hotel, encompassing geographic, demographic, behavioral, and psychographic variables, as a basis for formulating a more targeted STP-based digital marketing strategy. The scope includes an analysis of historical booking documents (Q3-Q4 2025) and digital activities on three main channels (official website, Instagram, TikTok), with a marketing budget below IDR 1 million per segment. Data was collected through semi-structured interviews with eight key informants (marketing managers, loyal guests, travel influencers, front-desk staff) and observations of content and user interactions on digital platforms. Data analysis used thematic coding to map the characteristics of each segment and their primary needs. The results are expected to map three to five key customer segments, such as "Heritage Seekers" and "Frequent Leisure Travelers," along with their booking patterns and psychographic motivations. These findings will help management design targeted SEO campaigns, storytelling content, paid ads, and automation, increase occupancy post-pandemic, and enrich the STP literature in the context of heritage hotels with limited resources.

TEHBMJ (Tourism Economics Hospitality and Business Management Journal)Vol. 5(1)
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