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Advertising short term rental property

kdowling · 2022-08-03 10:08:38

I have been using air bnb and booking.com to advertise my short term rental property. I am looking at alternative avenues to advertise. I have created my own website for the property and i am close to a major staycation attraction so I am looking to run paid Google ads directly to my website. Are there any other avenues…

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03-08-2022 11:08am

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kdowling

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I have been using air bnb and booking.com to advertise my short term rental property.
I am looking at alternative avenues to advertise.
I have created my own website for the property and i am close to a major staycation attraction so I am looking to run paid Google ads directly to my website.
Are there any other avenues people use to get direct bookings to cut out the Airbnb middleman?

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#2 03-08-2022 2:41pm
StrawbsM

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Facebook page HOLIDAY HOMES IN IRELAND TO RENT

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#3 03-08-2022 4:06pm
Claw Hammer

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https://www.boards.ie/discussion/2058257274/advertising-short-term-rental-property

Unless you have planning permission or are outside an RPZ, it will soon be an offence to advertise a holiday home.

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#4 03-08-2022 10:31pm
kdowling

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I think it’s already an offence

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