Creating Check-In Instructions that Actually Work

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Get Your Content

Ready

Prepare all the essential information your guests will need, including house rules, FAQs, parking info, and more. Present the content in three ways: text, snappy videos, and labeled images.

Use Text

1.1

Include important documents like house rules, tenancy agreements, and a guest book in text format to provide comprehensive information.

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Create Snappy Videos

Make short videos showing guests how to unlock the door, find parking spots, and get around the house. Videos offer clear visual instructions.

Labeled Images

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Use images with text and arrows to illustrate various aspects of check-in, such as directions from the nearest bus stop and room layout.

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Create an Online Wiki

Set up a user-friendly website for your property with separate pages for each piece of content. Reduce check-in instructions to clickable links.

Simplified Pages

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House rules, FAQs, and parking info should each have their own page for easy access. Embed YouTube videos on the website for visual instructions.

2.2

Navigation Menu

Ensure the navigation menu displays titles of important pages. Guests can easily select the info they need from the menu.

Short and Sweet Check-In Instructions

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Keep your check-in instructions short and concise. Provide only the most pertinent info to avoid overwhelming your guests.

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Direct to Website

Include links to specific pages on your website in check-in instructions. Guests can access additional information with a single click.