Reader Tracking

Smart Travel Asia works with three independent web tracking companies to acquire a detailed profile of visitors enabling us to map search patterns. Our editorial constantly adapts to changing trends to match information needs. Some screen shots.

Fun in the sun / The reader below is from Adidas, and searched for "Maldives Best Resorts" on Google. The reader clicked on links for four resorts (marked in red).

Thailand for kids / A mix of readers below, one from South Africa searching for "Child-friendly resorts in Thailand" who read our family resort page for over six minutes before clicking on a few choices (red exit links). Another reader from China searches for a review of Cathay Pacific's new seats and finds our airline seat surveys.

Best beach resorts / A reader below from Deutsche Bank Singapore searching for the best beach resorts in Asia. This reader landed in our premium branding Top Asian Hotels Collection section and viewed several pages.

Shopping story / A reader from Barclaycard, UK, lands on our Bangkok shopping page after a search for "shopping in Bangkok ". This visitors reads our story for a full eight minutes and 56 seconds, clicking into the Amazing Thailand site (red text).

Meetings and weddings / A reader from USA searches for the "best corporate meetings in Asia" and later for the "best Asian hotels for weddings" landing on the relevant articles at Smart Travel Asia. The red type marks exit clicks.

Best Hong Kong business hotels / A UK reader from Bank of England finds us through a Google.co.uk search for "Best Hong Kong business hotels" and clicks on several brand links (marked in red). The reader visits the Top Asian Hotels Collection section as well as the Hong Kong hotels review page.

India spas / A reader from Singapore searches for "India spas", lands on one of our pages and goes on to visit client sites linked on the page. The same reader then moves on to other stories on the website.

Bali golf / A reader from Malaysia below finds our detailed Asian golf course review while searching for the "Best golf courses in Bali" and other queries from around the world on shopping, resorts, and airline seats.

Business class / A search for a review of the SIA business class seats leads a reader from the UK to our business class survey page. This from Google.co.uk.