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How to make the most out of being a Host on OutdoorShare

Welcome to the training page where you can find answers and learn how to become the most successful

By training to be a better host, you can create additional income, put your products to use, be in control of your success as a host, and create more opportunities. 

  • You will learn how to get the most customers
  • You will minimize your risk
  • Create return renters you can trust 
  • Most unanswered questions can be answered through this section. 

Get more rentals

Profile Link Provided

  • You can find your own personal link and QR code on your profile under your profile picture on the Host Dashboard. 
  • Copy this and use it to get your specific listing to everyone you can so you can Drive in more business. 
  • Make sure people are directed straight to you instead of to others. It's your efforts so you should be rewarded and no one else.

Social media

  • Facebook/instagram: Post a picture with your profile link to your story and on your timeline. Also talk about the experiences you are having with the platform along with advice on how to do things better with problems you might run into with renters.
  • TikTok: Create fun videos of your product and mention that anyone can rent it from you. Include your competitive pricing, your Profile Link, and a few action shots. Get creative with this one and have fun with it. 

Example text:

🌟 Calling all adventure-loving friends! 🌲🌞

Looking to add some excitement to your upcoming weekend? How about renting (one of) my thrilling outdoor product (s) and embarking on an unforgettable journey together? 🚀💫

From ATVs to boats, campers to e-bikes, we've got the perfect gear to fuel your sense of adventure. Imagine the thrill of exploring new trails, cruising on the water, or camping under the starry sky. 🌅🌊⛺

Don't miss out on the chance to create incredible memories and bond over shared experiences. Tag your friends who are up for an adventure, and let's make this weekend one for the books! 🙌

👉 Visit my profile on OutdoorShare or contact me to reserve your rental today. Adventure awaits, and I can't wait to share it with you! ✨

**Personal link*

#AdventureTogether #RentAndExplore #UnforgettableMemories #OutdoorFun

Find a plot of public land and park your product with a sign (option to purchase a sign)

  • This should be a place where a good amount of traffic goes by daily
  • Make sure you have permission to park your product there
  • Make the signage obvious that you have your product available for rent 

Enticing OutdoorShare profile

  • Focus on your target audience. Put yourself in the shoes of your audience.
  • Focus on the product's benefits. Highlight why a visitor should choose this product
  • Use storytelling to entice. Tell a story about the product.
  • Make it easy to scan. Use bullet points or a short paragraph.
  • Use compelling imagery. Include specifications like shape, size, and dimensions.
  • Use power words that sell. Avoid "yeah, yeah" phrases.
  • Use sensory words. (Examples: fun, exhilarating, peaceful, quiet, warm, etc)
  • Use 4 or more really good images including: action shots, interior/exterior, make sure it's clean, and have the background be a place where you would use it. 
  • Be authentic

Post your own ads

  • Post an ad on Facebook Marketplace or any other online marketplace. with good pictures and descriptions that will create a vision of what value this product will bring to the renter's life. 
  • Create a template for yourself with the link to your profile included that will help you copy and paste ads to any marketplace or group. 
  • Great marketplaces are Facebook Marketplace, KSL, or Craigslist. Look into your local area to see if there are any other marketplaces specific to your local area and post an ad.

OutdoorShare bumper stickers

  • Purchase a bumper sticker at cost to help put your name out there 

How it works: We design and give you options for the bumper sticker of your choice. By providing your phone number, we will place your PERSONAL QR code on that bumper sticker to give more exposure to your specific listing. 

Local Hobby/Travel Groups

  • Find your favorite outdoor enthusiast group(s) on Facebook and build a community around what you can offer on OutdoorShare. 
  • Share what you love about your specific product, what you may love about OutdoorShare and why they would enjoy renting your product.

Always remember to include YOUR PERSONAL link on these posts

Giving your renter the best possible experience

  1. Have great Communication- give updates on changes, make sure location and times are accurate, be prompt in answering questions, and make sure that anything that may be confusing is addressed. 
  2. Be clear with your directions, communication, and expectations.
  3. Be friendly and Greet all Renters with a smile and be your best self.
  4. Make sure The renters leave well informed on safety and proper use of the product.
  5. Always be available to answer questions.

Competitive but value-building pricing

We will try our best to let you know if your pricing can be more competitive. It is ultimately your job to make sure you stay competitive by checking other products. (keep in mind that OutdoorShare will be less expensive than self-owned and in-person rental companies which is is one of the big perks of OutdoorShare and will ultimately be one of your biggest tools)

  1. Stay competitive in your pricing.
  2. If you hit a rough patch, fix your pricing to see if you can grab a few extra bookings. You can adjust pricing at any time.
  3. At the same time don't be afraid to hold to your value and market your product. Higher prices CAN create more value in a customer's mind. “This must be amazing if it's that much”. If you do this and don't get rentals, refer to step 2 to gain traction.

Good pictures

  • Stay away from garage pictures and instead help the potential renter visualize how much fun your product could be.

  1. Take a picture of it being used 
  2. Try action shots
  3. Make sure it's clean (exception: Mud all over an offroad product)
  4. Get creative
  5. Use a quality camera and make sure it's good quality. 

Customizing Your Product Guide (RV example)

Step 1: Personalize Your Walkthrough 

Begin by conducting a thorough walkthrough of your own RV. Take along a notebook or digital device to jot down specific details you want to include in your customized guide. During this process, consider speaking out loud to help organize your thoughts. If possible, invite a friend or family member to join you, as their perspective can offer valuable insights into areas that may be confusing for beginners. Encourage them to ask questions, which will help you identify important information to include in your manual. 

OutdoorShare Can also give you some resources as well if needed. 


Step 2: Develop a Tailored Table of Contents

To ensure your manual is easy to follow, divide the content into sections and create a personalized table of contents. 


Step 3: Make a video to go along with your manual.

Post your video to social media and to youtube. Provide links to your renters. 


Here's a suggested breakdown for your table of contents:


1. Nearby Services

Compile a list of nearby gas stations, mechanics, and grocery stores. Include their names, addresses, and phone numbers to assist fellow travelers in finding essential services while on the road. (Only applicable if you have one popular destination for your product)


2. Campground Recommendations

Share your personal recommendations for campgrounds or RV parks that you have found enjoyable or convenient. Provide details such as their locations, amenities, and any notable features that make them stand out.


3. Essential Equipment Checklist

Create a checklist of essential equipment that RVers should bring along on their trips. Consider including items like leveling blocks, wheel chocks, hoses, power adapters, and other necessary tools or accessories specific to your RV setup.


4. Safety Guidelines

Outline important safety guidelines for operating your RV. This may include information on proper tire maintenance, fire safety precautions, handling propane systems, and guidelines for towing or driving your specific type of RV.


5. RV Setup and Breakdown Procedures

Detail step-by-step instructions for setting up and breaking down your RV at campsites. Cover topics such as leveling, connecting utilities, extending slide-outs, and securing your RV for travel. Include any specific tips or tricks you have learned through your own experiences.


6. Maintenance Schedule and Tips (in case of longer term rentals)

Provide a maintenance schedule and tips to help fellow RVers keep their rigs in good condition. Include routine maintenance tasks, recommended service intervals, and important maintenance considerations unique to your RV model.

Remember, this is just a starting point, and you can customize the contents further based on your personal experiences and expertise. By sharing your knowledge and insights, you'll create a valuable resource for other RV enthusiasts.

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