1import{_ as e,a as t}from"./homepage132.js";import{o as a,f as s,g as o,h as r,k as n}from"./homepage.js";const i="/images/blog/how-a-track-partner-uses-ruebarue.jpg",h="/images/blog/RueBaRue-Property-Guide-Anna-Maria.png",u="/images/blog/RueBaRue-Destination-Guide-Restaurants-Anna-Maria.png",l="/images/blog/RueBaRue-Destination-Guide-Other-Anna-Maria.png",c={id:"blog"},g=n('<div class="page"><h1>How Track Partner Terry Whyte, AKA âThe Vacation Rental Software Guy,â Uses RueBaRue</h1><div class="hero"><img src="'+i+'" alt="How Track Partner Terry Whyte, AKA âThe Vacation Rental Software Guy,â Uses RueBaRue"></div><br><p> With RueBaRueâs recent partnership with <a href="https://trackhs.com/?ref=ruebarue" target="_blank">Track Vacation Rental Software</a>, this seems the perfect time to unpack how property managers who partner with Track can use RueBaRue, the automated guest communication platform designed to help with time-consuming tasks property managers face from the moment guests book a home until they depart. </p><p> We asked Terry White, owner of <a href="https://annamariaislandbeachrentals.com/?ref=ruebarue" target="_blank">Anna Maria Island Beach Rentals</a>, a Track partner and RueBaRue subscriber, to share his thoughts on RueBaRue and how he uses our platform to enhance his 25-year-old vacation rental business on Floridaâs Anna Maria Island. Known as <b>âthe vacation rental software guyâ</b> for his deep knowledge of property management software, Whyte also heads a small research group that investigates vacation rental software, is the co-founder of the Keystone Awards and is one of VRTECHâs top 20 vacation rental influencers. </p><p> Hereâs what Whyte had to say about RueBaRue: </p><h3> Why RueBaRue </h3><p class="quote"><img src="'+e+'" alt="quote" class="quote-left"> Iâm known as a tech guy in the industry, and when I saw RueBaRue, it was something that I just had to have. I signed up for it the day we did the demonstration. There are a lot of guest guides out there and many good ones. But I can say that RueBaRue is the best that Iâve ever seen. Iâm super impressed with it. <img src="'+t+'" alt="quote" class="quote-right"></p><h3> Ease of use for guests </h3><p class="quote"><img src="'+e+'" alt="quote" class="quote-left"> I have had nothing but positive feedback. Every time a guest receives their link to the guest guide, I get âthank you, this is great, we love it.â Everything is there for them in one place. They can be sitting on the beach at 2 in the afternoon and decide where they want to go to dinner that night. Itâs all right there on their phone. <img src="'+t+'" alt="quote" class="quote-right"></p><h3> Ease of use for property managers </h3><p class="quote"><img src="'+e+'" alt="quote" class="quote-left"> Iâve found RueBaRue extremely easy to use. Itâs the way that they populate it â the links that you can put into it, the way that you can upload photos, the way that you can group properties together, the way that you can tag properties. Iâve used two other guest guides that were hard to follow, but with RueBaRue itâs so easy. <img src="'+t+'" alt="quote" class="quote-right"></p><h3> Time-saving effects </h3><p class="quote"><img src="'+e+'" alt="quote" class="quote-left"> What RueBaRue has really done is cut down on the amount of emails, text messages and phone calls from guests asking questions. Having the ability to text back and forth all on one platform â not only is everything there for their entire stay with us, but if they want to communicate with me, they can communicate on the platform [by dedicated text messaging]. Iâve been surprised by the number of guests who are actually using the platform instead of calling or sending me an email or text message. <img src="'+t+'" alt="quote" class="quote-right"></p><h3> Tech-savvy guestbooks </h3><p class="quote"><img src="'+e+'" alt="quote" class="quote-left">
1 When I show homeowners my guest guide, itâs the one thing in my tech stack that impresses them the most. Itâs great for trip planning, so I give guests access to it as soon as they make the reservation, even if theyâve booked six months out. Itâs full of invaluable information guests need to know, and itâs saved me hundreds of phone calls from guests. I use a lot of video throughout my guest guide. Every restaurant, beach, golf course and attraction in the area has its own Youtube video. Theyâre all my recommendations. And that makes my business look good. <img src="'+t+'" alt="quote" class="quote-right"></p><h3> Itâs app free </h3><p class="quote"><img src="'+e+'" alt="quote" class="quote-left"> I like that thereâs no app to download. RueBaRue is internet based, so guests just click on and there it is. <img src="'+t+'" alt="quote" class="quote-right"></p><h3> Create and send emergency alerts </h3><p class="quote"><img src="'+e+'" alt="quote" class="quote-left"> We had a hurricane in Florida a few weeks ago, and I had the ability to create an alert for everyone who was staying with me. I created a template and one email address, sent everyone multiple alerts with storm updates, and everyone got back to me. And Iâm 1,500 miles away in Toronto, Canada. When it was over, I checked with all the guests to make sure everything was OK. Everyone responded, it was incredible. Some even texted me back to say âdonât bother sending in your cleaning staff to bring in the furniture, weâll do it ourselves. <img src="'+t+'" alt="quote" class="quote-right"></p><br><p>Here are some examples of what the guides looks like:</p><a href="/"><img src="'+h+'" alt="RueBaRue Property Guide"></a><br><br><a href="/"><img src="'+u+'" alt="RueBaRue Local Area Guide Restaurants"></a><br><br><a href="/"><img src="'+l+'" alt="RueBaRue Local Area Guide"></a><br><br><p>Learn more about Track: <a href="https://trackhs.com/?ref=ruebarue" target="_blank">Track Vacation Rental Software</a></p></div>',1),w={__name:"how-a-track-partner-uses-ruebarue",setup(m){return(d,p)=>(a(),s("div",c,[g,o(r)]))}};export{w as default};
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