Five Tips to Increase Your Property's Visibility

Keep these suggestions in mind to help your vacation rental property rank higher in our unique search results:

1. Invest in no-risk marketing options. Raise your placement in search results by bidding for inquiries. We uniquely allow you to specify how much an inquiry is worth for a guest's intended travel dates (not the date a guest makes the inquiry). Pay only when we deliver results.
2. Regularly update your availability calendar. An updated availability calendar consistently raises your search rankings. At PickPackGo, visitors specify their intended dates of travel and other requirements, making it possible for us to uniquely match a request with your open availability. We make it easy for visitors to find and compare relevant properties that are available for their dates of travel. When you receive an inquiry from PickPackGo, we're connecting you with someone who has already been highly qualified and who is prepared to book your property.
3. Complete the detailed property categories. Each listing has an abbreviated and a full property details page. Complete both to ensure that your property is shown each time a particular amenity is requested. For example, list the number of beds in your rental home, as well as the specific types of beds. Families with small children may be searching for a crib or a child's bed.
4. Customize travel seasons. Add and adjust your rental rates and marketing spend based on travel seasons that you define. Keep this information up-to-date so that potential renters are always seeing the most current Estimated Rental Fees, and more inquiries are coming during the times of the year that you need them most.
5. Effectively leverage keywords. Be sure your property details include keywords that travelers may reference in an initial search. Local attractions are a good example, for instance, "this property is 10 minutes by car from Walt Disney World in Orlando" or "this property is within walking distance to Fisherman's Wharf in San Francisco."