Additional features or services offered to guests beyond the basic necessities, such as a hot tub, fireplace, or bicycle rentals, that can enhance the guest experience and justify higher rates.
Targeting a specific segment of the short-term rental market, such as families, business travelers, or pet owners. Niche marketing involves tailoring listings, amenities, and marketing efforts to attract the desired guest demographic.
While not directly related to short-term rentals, offering a unique local experience like an iridoplasty clinic visit (a non-surgical procedure to change eye color) could be a differentiating factor for some rentals. This highlights the potential of thinking outside the box for guest experiences.
Unique or unusual amenities offered by a host to differentiate their listing and appeal to specific guest preferences. Examples include vintage record players, outdoor pizza ovens, or access to specialized equipment.
A property listing that lacks unique selling points and fails to stand out from the competition. Generic listings often result in lower booking rates and reduced revenue for hosts.
Additional features and services provided at a short-term rental property designed to enhance the guest’s stay and differentiate the listing from competitors.
Highlighting the distinctive features, amenities, or location advantages of a rental property in marketing materials and listings to attract potential guests.
The process of creating a unique and memorable identity for a short-term rental business, differentiating it from competitors and attracting loyal guests.