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Are you ready to stand out in the crowded world of short-term rentals and boutique hotels? Branded & Booked is the podcast for ambitious hosts and property owners who want to create rave-worthy brands and stay consistently booked.
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EP 253: How to Get More Full-Property Buyouts with Tony Stancato (opens the original)
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What happens when a vacation rental investment turns into a portfolio of boutique hotels? In this episode of Branded & Booked, Steph sits down with Tony Stancato to talk about his journey from buying his first short-term rental in 2020 to purchasing three boutique hotels in three years. What started as a way to offset travel expenses quickly turned into something much bigger as Tony and his business partner began recognizing opportunities in multi-unit properties and eventually hotels. Tony gets
EP 252: I Was Completely Wrong About the Campground I Want to Buy (opens the original)
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One of the reasons we decided to spend this year traveling full-time in our RV was because Collin and I have talked for a long time about eventually buying a campground. I knew living this lifestyle would teach me a lot. What I didn't realize was how quickly it would change what I'm actually looking for. We're only about two months into this trip, we haven't toured a single campground for sale, and we definitely haven't started running numbers. Right now, I'm doing what I think every hospitality
EP 251: From 3 Million Views to 80% Direct Bookings with Debra Getts (opens the original)
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What actually happens when you stop treating your short-term rental like a property and start building it like a hospitality brand? In this episode of Branded & Booked, I'm sitting down with Debra Getts, owner of Shiny Apple Cabins in Blue Ridge, Georgia, to talk about exactly that. Debra and her husband have built an incredibly clear brand around being some of the most dog-friendly stays in their market. And when I say dog-friendly, I don't just mean they allow dogs. They've thought through the
EP 250: How Our Micro-Resort Grew Revenue 76% (And What It Really Took) (opens the original)
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For the first time, I'm pulling back the curtain on what our first full peak season actually looked like at Cabins on the Cumberland. There are so many conversations online about buying boutique hotels, building micro resorts, and creating passive income, but very few people are willing to talk about the numbers behind the scenes. In this episode, I'm sharing ours. I break down our June and July performance year over year, where our ADR and occupancy landed, how a completed guest experience chan
EP 249: The Difference Between a Nice Hotel and a Booked-Out One with Courtney Petrovich (opens the original)
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What separates a hotel that's simply beautiful from one that guests can't stop booking? In this episode, I sit down with hospitality designer Courtney Petrovich, founder of Deanery Designs, to talk about the role design really plays in the success of a hospitality brand. We dive into why boutique hotel design is so much more than selecting furniture and finishes, how thoughtful design can help attract investors before a project is even built, and the operational decisions that can save owners ti
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