Quitting the rat race to start a farm stay experience w/ Todd Heyman

566 viewsPublished: April 3, 201958m 42sScore: 78
Growth & Marketing
intermediate
Direct Booking
Amenities
Unique Stays
Repeat Guests
OTA Strategy

Summary

This episode features Todd Heyman, owner of Fat Sheep Farm in Vermont, who shares his journey from being a city attorney to a full-time farmer and host with direct booking strategies. He emphasizes the importance of providing guests with a unique experience, including opportunities for farming activities.

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