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62 contributions to Cohost Bros Academy w/ Matt
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Is their an alternative way to reach out to the host other then finding their house and number?
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Well you can send mailers, DMs, texts, cold calls. You have to know where they live. If you want to trace VRBO leads you can quickly using Vintory Blue box extension on your browser. It comes at a cost though.
How are you collecting Google reviews?
How We’re Automating Google Reviews for Our STR Business I’m curious how everyone else is doing this, so I’ll share what we built. We created a simple automation stack using Hospitable, Happy Guest, Zapier, and Airtable to turn happy guests into Google reviews. Here’s the workflow: 1️⃣ Reservation Data → Airtable When a guest books through Hospitable, Zapier pushes the reservation data into Airtable. 2️⃣ Guest Contact Info Updates When the guest completes the Happy Guest rental agreement, their email and phone number update. Zapier catches the new data from the Happy Guest email and updates the Airtable record. 3️⃣ Review Tracking When the guest leaves a 5-star review, Zapier updates Airtable again with: - Review rating - The written review 4️⃣ Trigger the Google Review Ask If the review is 5 stars, Zapier automatically sends the guest an email asking them to post the same review on Google. So basically: Happy Guest → Zapier → Airtable → Zapier → Google Review Request The nice part is we only ask guests who already left a 5-star review, so we’re not pushing unhappy guests to Google. 💡 Curious what others are doing: - Are you asking every guest for a Google review? - Using StayFi / automated texts? - Doing it manually? Would love to hear what systems everyone else is using. I will post my email sent in the comments.
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Subject: Thank You for Your 5-Star Review! Hi Christi, Thank you so much for taking the time to leave us a 5-star review! We truly appreciate your feedback. 😀 Your Review: This house was great! Very clean and accommodative for our larger group. The location is perfect if you are making plans for activities in downtown Houston. We would definitely stay there again. We would be incredibly grateful if you could share this same ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️ review 🙏 on our Google Business page. Reviews on Google help other travelers discover our property and help us continue to improve our service. Special Offer: If you leave the same 5-star review on Google, we'd love to offer you early check-in or late check-out FREE on your next stay with us (subject to availability). Just mention this offer when you book! We would be delighted to host you again soon. Thank you,Matt & Carissa❤️ P.S. If you come to stay again next time enjoy 20% off by booking direct HERE. Use the code HOORAY at checkout. 😎
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@Jp P right now email. I am considering adding open phone
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Move on to the next.
Mastermind Meeting Calls
Headed home from a mastermind in Cape Coral, FL and we had several calls with legit industry experts: - John An - Revenue Manager - Rachel Vigil - Upclose Marketing (how to get free products placed in your STR) - Mike O’Connell - Happy Guest (damage waivers, upsells, guest journey, and more) - Vern Schmidt - Opportunity Zone investing + cost segregation I recorded the calls, except for Mike’s (internet issues got us). Should I upload these to the Skool classroom? Would y’all want access? Drop a 🔥 in the comments if you’re in.
Property Management vs. Co-Hosting in NC
Anyone managing properties in NC in this group? Quick question as we have been managing both ours and other owner's properties in TN and I have a license in TN to run it full property management following trust accounting, however process to get a license in NC is much more complicated from what I have read. Just wanted to get feedback how best to do this, would still prefer to have the Airbnb listing under my name if possible and not just co-host setup.
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You can own a listing make sure the owners payout info is there. Then add another account as a Cohost so you are not collecting funds. The big thing in most states are collecting funds and signing leases. Those are generally the broker activities in most states so if you’re not collecting money, you should be OK with a different listing or owning the listing as long as you’re not owning the bank account controlling the money flow
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Matt Codd
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@matt-codd-2496
Short Term Rental Mentor Owner of Hooray Stays Owner of The Co-host bros podcast

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Joined Aug 20, 2025
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