Why Most STR Hosts Will Never Charge What Their Property Is Worth
Summary
The hosts discuss common pricing mistakes STR hosts make, categorizing hosts into three types: those who underprice due to fear, those who overprice due to overconfidence, and those who strategically use data. They promote their Priced & Profitable Bootcamp, emphasizing data-driven decision-making to maximize revenue without sacrificing guest experience.
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