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A lot of short-term rental hosts underestimate the power of effective guest communication. How well you convey the information your guests need has a big influence on their experience. And that, in turn, impacts the reviews they leave you on Airbnb. So, what does good guest communication look like? How often should you message your guests? And WHEN is the best time to send WHAT information?

Today, I’m sharing an edited version of my Smartbnb Webinar on how to streamline your Airbnb guest communication. I explain why it’s crucial to communicate clearly with STR guests and offer advice on building relationships with voice notes and video.

I walk you through the five aspects of successful Airbnb guest communication, discussing how to provide objective information that’s easy to understand—when the guest actually needs it. Listen in for an outline of my guest communication flow and learn how often to communicate with guests before, during and after their stay!

Topics Covered

Why guest communication is crucial on Airbnb

The reasons for communicating with Airbnb guests

How we communicate as human beings

Tips for building relationships with guests remotely

The 5 aspects of successful Airbnb guest communication

  1. Accuracy—objective information (e.g.: WiFi speed test)
  2. Timeliness—respond quickly + send info when need it
  3. Digestibility—present info in concise, appealing way
  4. Frequency—send most important info multiple times
  5. Comprehensiveness—provide ALL info guest needs

My Airbnb guest communication flow

How often to communicate with guests during their stay

Communicating with Airbnb guests after their stay

Resources

Speedtest

Hemingway Editor

Grammarly

Smartbnb

Hostfully

WhatsApp

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