Well, since I’ve been writing about the importance of print components in your property advertising, I thought I’d round it out with a comment about the importance of having note paper in your rental as well. When you print brochures and / or postcards, this is an easy thing to add on for little additional cost.
Hotels always have note paper in their rooms….it’s handy for the guest and it provides ongoing promotion for the hotel. The same is the case for your rental, it’s just another way to keep your name out there….and it’s very inexpensive. Guests appreciate the little personalized touches, and paper is something they always need.
Here you want to consider a simpler drawing or photo of your house….and you can go black and white or color. You could invest in a line drawing of your house, or you could use a black and white or one color photo (B/W or 1/C is typically less expensive to print).
Since notepaper is about giving the user space to write….I just include our address, phone, and web site along the bottom of the paper.
For specific guidance on creating a note paper for your vacation property marketing, check out the Booked Solid Blueprint, which will guide you through content creation as well as give you some great resources for inexpensive and quality production. Whatever you decide, make sure that printed materials are a part of how you advertise your property.
When was the last time you looked at your amenities list? If you’re like most vacation rental owners, it’s not high on your priority list, however, amenities are very important to your renters, so why not take this opportunity to take a look at your amenities list and make sure it’s up-to-date? Take one ad listing a day, or do them all at once. Just make sure you take a good look and revise and update as necessary! 
This is typically a database driven list that covers everything for BBQ’s to beach towels. You don’t need to repeat amenities within the context of your ad. I would say the one exception to this is if you have a major selling point, or amenity you get a lot of questions about. A hot tub or free WiFi for example. 
