Marketing

In the vacation rental industry, there are typically three seasons: peak season, shoulder season, and low season. The shoulder season is the period between your peak and your low.

As 2018 comes to a close, it’s time to start thinking about business goals for the coming year. We understand that sitting down to make plans for your business can be overwhelming. So, we’ve put together a list of seven New Year’s Resolutions for vacation rental property managers to get you started.

For some vacation rentals, winter means ski season - or, at the other end of the spectrum, a steady stream of snow birds. Even if your properties may be more inactive at this time of year, your reservation requests should be heating up for booking season.

The very nature of a vacation rental tends to see travelers booking mostly for weekends and popular holidays. So, how do you get more of those coveted last minute vacation rental bookings that will increase weekday reservations at your property?

You’ve received a dreaded negative guest review on Google—now what? These tips from MyVR will help you turn a negative review into a positive customer experience.

Unsure of how to get started with a newsletter for your short-term rental business? Check out our vacation rental property email marketing tips.

As the corporate traveler segment grows in the vacation rental industry, it is becoming more important for property managers to attract business travelers to their vacation rentals and to turn them into repeat guests.

MyVR shares powerful tips to teach property managers how to write great headlines. For your vacation rentals to stand out, a catchy title is invaluable!

This topic recently came up in Matt Landau’s Inner Circle forum, and these two posts are based on information I shared there. If you aren’t already participating, connect with Matt Landau’