The MarketMYSTR Show: Co Host and Short Term Rental Marketing That Actually Works
The MarketMYSTR Show: Co Host and Short Term Rental Marketing That Actually Works
Podcast Description
The definitive podcast for Co-hosts and STR Owners who want to maximize the experience of owning a CoHosting company and STRs both personally and financially. Follow the journey of how MarketMYSTR is helping Ultvare Co-Hosting build from zero to 50 properties - with every marketing strategy, asset, funnel, framework, and template shared. We'll be featuring success stories, interviews with successful Co Hosts including Bill Faeth, real-time case studies you can copy and "no holes barred" conversations about the good, bad, and ugly of building and owning CoHosting business from scratch.
Podcast Insights
Content Themes
The podcast explores themes related to short-term rentals and co-hosting, focusing on marketing strategies, personal experiences, and community building. Key episodes include discussions on growth strategies for Ultvare, like building a $10 million co-hosting company from scratch and the significance of accountability in achieving business success. The show prioritizes practical lessons learned in the industry, including setting boundaries and managing properties effectively.
The definitive podcast for Co-hosts and STR Owners who want to maximize the experience of owning a CoHosting company and STRs both personally and financially. Follow the journey of how MarketMYSTR is helping Ultvare Co-Hosting build from zero to 50 properties – with every marketing strategy, asset, funnel, framework, and template shared. We’ll be featuring success stories, interviews with successful Co Hosts including Bill Faeth, real-time case studies you can copy and “no holes barred” conversations about the good, bad, and ugly of building and owning CoHosting business from scratch.
Summary
In this episode of the Market My STR podcast, Scott and Jeremy discuss their journey in building a co-hosting company for short-term rentals, focusing on their preparations for entering the 30A market. They recap their previous episode with Dan Colonge, share insights on skip tracing, and outline strategies for identifying undervalued properties. The conversation highlights the importance of leveraging technology, maximizing team efficiency, and preparing for client acquisition in a competitive market.
Takeaways
- Market My STR is an all-in-one marketing software for short-term rentals.
- Dan Colonge’s success in co-hosting is inspiring and informative.
- Building a co-hosting company remotely presents unique challenges.
- Skip tracing is essential for finding property owners’ contact information.
- Identifying properties with lower ratings can lead to potential clients.
- Effective property listings should have high-quality photos and organized descriptions.
- Leveraging technology like ChatGPT can streamline research processes.
- Team efficiency is crucial for managing tasks and client outreach.
- Creating scripts for client interactions can enhance communication.
- Excitement and preparation are key to successfully entering the market.
Chapters
00:00 Introduction to Market My STR Podcast
02:11 Recap of Last Week’s Episode with Dan Colonhe
03:28 Building a Co-Hosting Company Remotely
06:33 Preparing for the 30A Market Trip
09:09 Understanding Skip Tracing and Its Importance
11:39 Identifying Target Properties for Co-Hosting
15:49 Key Characteristics of Undervalued Properties
18:28 Leveraging Technology for Property Research
21:48 Maximizing Team Efficiency with Kimi
25:21 Final Preparations and Strategies for Client Acquisition
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