Jen De Witt
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about Jen De Witt

Jen De Witt is a digital marketer, web strategist, and travel industry insider who helps hospitality brands get found in the age of AI search.

 
 
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Two decades in. One very timely shift.

Jennifer has spent more than twenty years working in digital marketing and web design — long enough to have watched search change shape more than once, and to know that the brands who move early are the ones who end up owning the answer.

She came to the travel industry not as an observer but as a practitioner. She is a certified travel advisor who has spent six years traveling solo across multiple countries, and she understands the hospitality space from both sides of the booking. That combination — deep marketing expertise and firsthand industry knowledge — is what makes her read of AI search different from a generalist's.

Earlier in her career she trained in crisis communication and instructional design, which shapes how she works: she listens before she acts, explains without jargon, and builds things that actually hold up when conditions change.

 
 

Why this. Why now.

AI tools like ChatGPT, Gemini, Claude, and Perplexity have quietly replaced the search bar for millions of travelers planning a trip. They don't return ten links. They return one answer. And the brands that built their presence for yesterday's Google are mostly invisible in that answer.

Jennifer helps hospitality brands — independent hotels, destination management companies, and luxury travel specialists — understand where they stand in AI search, build a story the engines can actually read, and stay visible as the models keep shifting.

This is not a new service category dressed up in new language. It is a different kind of work, and it requires someone who understands both the technology and the industry it is disrupting.

 

Is your story the answer? Or is it missing.

Tell me about your brand and I will show you how the AI engines describe you today. No deck, no jargon. Just an honest look at whether the light is getting out.

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