Rentallect ‘Preview’ is Now Accepting Sign-Ups

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the Rentallect team has been busy building the foundation for a brand new web-based application for vacation rental owners and property managers.

We are now ready to actively engage with a select group of you to gather your feedback on our Email Marketing platform to make sure it’s the best it can be before we release it to a broader audience.

Our vision is to take vacation rental marketing, inquiry & bookings management, analytics, and yield-management to new heights.

The Collaborators We Are Seeking

Use VRBO, HomeAway, FlipKey or Bookt to generate inquiries,
Use Gmail to receive inquiries from the above channels,
Are willing to track inquiries for 1 to 5 Properties in Rentallect,
Are do-it-yourself types who seek new tools to help with marketing of their vacation rentals,
Are willing to explore Email Marketing as an additional facet of their marketing efforts,
Are excited about using a new product before the competition,
Are intrigued by the opportunity to shape Rentallect based on the needs of your business

What we expect from Preview participants:

Provide feedback to the Rentallect team about your experience, likes & dislikes,
Provide enhancement suggestions, both on existing Rentallect features, as well as suggestions for possible enhancements,
Tell us what’s “hot” and what’s “not”.

This is a great opportunity for you to help make sure we deliver exactly what you need.

How to Signup

To take part in the Rentallect Preview, simply visit our signup page.

The opportunity to sign up for the Rentallect Preview expires January 1st.

If you have interest in participation, please make sure you sign up by then.

We look forward to collaborating with you as we enter 2013!

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About the Author: by Curt Tudor

Curt Tudor is the founder of Rentallect, Inc. which produces software for Vacation Rental Marketing, Analytics, Inquiry Management and CRM. He is also an owner of a Vacation Rental Condo in Beaver Creek Colorado, as well as another overlooking Grand Father Mountain in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina