How to Go from Host to Hospitality Brand

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Published: October 14, 2022
Growth & Marketing

Summary

This article discusses how short-term rental hosts can evolve into hospitality brands. It covers essential branding elements like visuals, language, and product, and the importance of a clear vision. Hosts should consider developing a brand identity to differentiate their business and improve guest experience.

Key Insights

  • The article suggests that a hospitality brand is more than just a logo and name, it's born from the vision of what you want to create for your guest experience.
  • Branding informs every decision you make for your short-term rentals, down to the soap and toilet paper you choose.

Action Items

  • Start building a brand by creating a host vision map and a vibe book.
    Effort: medium
    Impact: medium

Tools & Resources

  • STR Legends Mastermind: The article references the "STR Legends Mastermind".
  • Freewyld: The article mentions resources such as Freewyld on Pinterest, and the book "This Is Marketing: You Can’t Be Seen Until You Learn to See" by Seth Godin.(pinterest.com)

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