Top Notch Bed and Breakfast Website Is Within Your Reach, And Pays for Itself

Stein Lodge Website Touches All the Right Notes

 

Click Below to See a $15,000 Website*

 

Stein Lodge

  
Pull this site up onto your screen and decide what parts you would want for your inn.- You can have it and NOT have to pay top dollar at all.

Here’s How to Study Stein Lodge

Open the Home Page and note a teaser that entices you with strong visuals. It drills you into the site. You start to get little bites of information. This makes guests click deeper. (The trend in most of our inn industry is to put everything up front all at once.)

Note What’s On the Slider – one of this inn’s strongest tools – photos of their customers enjoying themselves. Choosing handsome customer/models for professionally taken photos makes similar customers feel they’ll belong at your property. (The website building team at i Love Inns shows you how to get these shots for about 1/5th to 1/10th the going rate!)

Make Specials That Will Work for You http://www.steinlodge.com/specials-en.html The specials page is especially well done, and is so organized that even if a potential guest doesn’t book the package, the package simply being there is a selling point for coming to the inn.

 

How a 7-Minute Phone Call Will Show You What Your Website Could Accomplish in Your Market

 
“Our site paid for itself,” is the most common statement from innkeepers who decide to go with a new website. And that means if the site cost $3,000 they took in $3-$5000 MORE in one month or two months since the launch of their site.

The possibilities will show up in a very short phone call with Diane Ringler or David Sakach.

Write Call Me in the subject line of one of the emails below. You’ll get a lot of info Fast.

We can also correct mistakes and SEO that is dragging you down and your site will start creating the growth you need in your market.

*Guestimate based on online articles that point to $5,000 a year for 3 years.

Diane@iloveinns.com
David@iloveinns
Deborah@iloveinns.com

 

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a great deal of strength to decide what to do.” ― Elbert Hubbard