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VRS080 – The 5 Most Important Elements of Your Vacation Rental Welcome Book
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I go to a lot of vacation rentals – as a guest. The only time I ever stay in a hotel is near the airport before an early morning flight, or when I’m at a conference and want to be on-site.
Of course I’m ultra-critical just because I’m in the business, but I select carefully and am usually very happy with my choices. The one thing that is often disappointing is the Welcome Book/Property Guide.
I have high expectations particularly when I’m somewhere I haven’t been before. I want far more than a scrappy folder with out-of-date tourist information and scribbled notes, but that is often what we see.
And then owners tell me that no-one ever reads it anyway so why bother?
Well, you should bother and in this episode I tell you what I think are the most important elements in your Welcome Book. And…the best ways of delivering it.
Tweet: The #VacationRental Welcome book is an essential part of your guests welcome package http://ctt.ec/53feg+ pic.twitter.com/xK9I1WUI3u
Here’s what I cover:
- Why your guide needs to look good and ways of creating something special
- The most important single page and the one that will get read
- Where to put your emergency contact information and it’s not in the back of the book
- What to put in the Quick Start Guide
- The importance of a Table of Contents and Tabs
- Where to put your appliance manuals
- Why personal recommendations are so important
- How to make your hospitality shine through
- The alternatives to a paper manual
- The PDF guide
- Why Touch Stay could be a solution
Links to resources covered in this episode:
Serial
Podcast Movement
Touch Stay
Shutterfly
Blurb
The Evolution of the Welcome Book with Andy McNulty
Property Manager Tools
The Vacation Rental Welcome Book
50 episodes
Archived series ("Inactive feed" status)
When? This feed was archived on August 25, 2016 08:03 (). Last successful fetch was on May 11, 2016 13:40 ()
Why? Inactive feed status. Our servers were unable to retrieve a valid podcast feed for a sustained period.
What now? You might be able to find a more up-to-date version using the search function. This series will no longer be checked for updates. If you believe this to be in error, please check if the publisher's feed link below is valid and contact support to request the feed be restored or if you have any other concerns about this.
Manage episode 83630452 series 45322
I go to a lot of vacation rentals – as a guest. The only time I ever stay in a hotel is near the airport before an early morning flight, or when I’m at a conference and want to be on-site.
Of course I’m ultra-critical just because I’m in the business, but I select carefully and am usually very happy with my choices. The one thing that is often disappointing is the Welcome Book/Property Guide.
I have high expectations particularly when I’m somewhere I haven’t been before. I want far more than a scrappy folder with out-of-date tourist information and scribbled notes, but that is often what we see.
And then owners tell me that no-one ever reads it anyway so why bother?
Well, you should bother and in this episode I tell you what I think are the most important elements in your Welcome Book. And…the best ways of delivering it.
Tweet: The #VacationRental Welcome book is an essential part of your guests welcome package http://ctt.ec/53feg+ pic.twitter.com/xK9I1WUI3u
Here’s what I cover:
- Why your guide needs to look good and ways of creating something special
- The most important single page and the one that will get read
- Where to put your emergency contact information and it’s not in the back of the book
- What to put in the Quick Start Guide
- The importance of a Table of Contents and Tabs
- Where to put your appliance manuals
- Why personal recommendations are so important
- How to make your hospitality shine through
- The alternatives to a paper manual
- The PDF guide
- Why Touch Stay could be a solution
Links to resources covered in this episode:
Serial
Podcast Movement
Touch Stay
Shutterfly
Blurb
The Evolution of the Welcome Book with Andy McNulty
Property Manager Tools
The Vacation Rental Welcome Book
50 episodes
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