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With this growth comes an inevitable truth that vacation rental owners are beginning to face: it is now becoming more important than ever for hospitality businesses to build and maintain their own websites.
Before owners can even think about creating a vacation rental website, they must know that curating a brand is essential. Branding is important to help distinguish hospitality businesses from their competitors, to set expectations for guests, build trust and loyalty among guests and form the basis of any marketing campaign.
If you feature an aerial shot of your rental property for the hero image, follow it up with close-ups of the different amenities offered on a gallery page or as the background of another place on the landing page, like behind a promotions page. Subtly but surely convince potential customers to make a reservation by only uploading high-quality, consistent images.
What makes the optimization of a vacation rental site unique is the need to showcase your properties. The product is your home, so by highlighting and featuring your property(s) at a noticeable location on the landing page, you increase your chances of getting reservations from web traffic.
By offering clients proof of value with external ratings, you show that your vacation rental is booking-worthy and unbiased. Using a third-party site for reviews tells guests that your property is great and not just because you said so. You can display reviews from different listing sites and platforms onto your optimized website with our Reyvoos integration.
When vacation rentals have been featured in press articles or magazines, they have every right to display any press logos of these mentions on their homepage. For guests, media mentions are positive social proof and a sign of brand trust, not to mention credibility and reputation.
Social media can be hugely influential for a potential guest: typical vacation research tends to include some time spent on sites like Facebook, checking out photos and posts by previous guests. Showing social media follower numbers on vacation rental websites can boost conversion, not only because it shows the host is up-to-date but also because it encourages visitors to engage with posts across these different sites.
Having a sturdy website is the first step to avoiding problems with your links and pages, but following the steps above will also safeguard your website from any errors you might have accidentally created.
If your visitors have to wait any longer than a couple of seconds to load a page they might just go to the next site to avoid wasting time. The internet moves fast and so do your opportunities to get direct bookings. Keep your pages speedy so guests can make quick reservation decisions.
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When your application is selected, a case manager will call or email you to make sure your application is complete. They may ask you to submit more documents. An in-person, video, or photo inspection of your rental unit is then required to make sure the unit meets federal standards.
The DFSS Rental Assistance Program obtains its funds from the Emergency Solutions Grant (ESG). The program is subsidized by the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD). Please note all requirements are subject to change and this page will be updated as regulations and requirements are revised.
Tom Wisner Hall is a popular rental venue located on the park. It was the former dining hall of the YMCA camp. Tom Wisner was an artist and scientist, songwriter, storyteller, performer and educator, who was focused on developing interdisciplinary approaches to environmental education and literacy. The Center for the Chesapeake Story (Chestory) Collection represents the life work of Tom Wisner and is housed at the Calvert Marine Museum.
An online rental marketplace is a website (or a mobile app) that brings rental property from multiple suppliers to the same place. Customers find many rentals on the same platform and transact with the suppliers. A transaction can be a calendar booking, an inquiry, or anything else that leads to an exchange of value between a customer and a supplier. Airbnb, Vrbo, and Turo are examples of popular rental marketplaces.
There are successful rental marketplaces in many niches.
Airbnb and Vrbo focus on vacation rentals. Turo is a peer-to-peer rental marketplace for cars. Rent the Runway specializes in the rental of designer dresses and accessories. Peerby is a peer-to-peer platform for renting items like tools, bikes, and party supplies from people in your local area.
The most popular business model among rental marketplaces is commission. Commissions mean the platform makes money by taking a cut out of each transaction that takes place. This is the business model that Airbnb uses.
Sharetribe has built-in support for the commission business model.
You create an account and set up your marketplace with our no-code builder! It's as simple as that. You can review your setup and changes on your Test marketplace. In our builder, you determine general settings like your marketplace's name, layout and design, search settings, and transaction and listing settings. You also create your marketplace's content pages from your landing page to any other pages you might need, like a blog or an FAQ. Once your marketplace is ready, you subscribe to set it live.
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