Vacation Rental Wi Fi Marketing

Vacation Rental Wi Fi Marketing Success Stories [2024]

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Updated: September 26th, 2024

Tapping into vacation rental WiFi marketing can transform your nimble startup into a consistent revenue generator. Imagine targeting guests at the perfect time—when they're relaxed and more likely to engage.

This business idea involves offering WiFi network services to vacation rental owners, embedded with marketing tools that display ads or promotional messages to guests. Your clients get a seamless solution that enhances guest experience while subtly promoting local businesses or upselling amenities.

It's not just about setting up routers; it’s about crafting an effective marketing platform. You’ll need technical skills to establish robust, secure networks and marketing acumen to design compelling ad campaigns.

By combining these elements, you can create a valuable service that attracts vacation rental owners eager to enhance their property’s appeal and drive additional income. If you’re looking for a business that's both high-tech and high-touch, vacation rental WiFi marketing could be worth exploring.

In this list, you'll find real-world vacation rental WiFi marketing success stories and very profitable examples of starting a vacation rental WiFi marketing that makes money.

1. StayFi ($960K/year)

Arthur Colker, the Founder and CEO of StayFi, came up with the idea for his WiFi marketing and management company after working as a marketing consultant for a short-term rental operator. He realized that there was a need for a solution that could collect marketing data from guests in rental properties, as the booking platforms didn't share this data. He built an MVP version of the product for his client and then expanded it to other operators in the industry.

How much money it makes: $960K/year
How much did it cost to start: $150K
How many people on the team: 6

This Service For Airbnbs Makes $1M/Year

StayFi CEO Arthur Colker founded a WiFi marketing and management company that operates in almost 10,000 short-term rental properties from 600+ companies across 10 countries, with a focus on helping customers to introduce their brand and market to guests to book directly.

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