A free seven-slide guide for independent innkeepers. Read it in ten minutes, act on it in a week.
Download the guide below. If you added your inn and town, Kevin's winter search note will reach your inbox within two business days.
Download the guide (PDF)
People have already decided to come. They search for a place to sleep, and your homepage does the job.
People haven't decided yet. They search for a reason to go: a feeling, an occasion, an excuse. Most inn websites don't answer them.
Seven slides. Real searches winter guests type, what a quieter February is worth, the three pages to build, and a one-week plan.
Your homepage can stay the porch in October. These sit alongside it, each answering one kind of winter search.
What February is actually like at your inn: the fire lit at four, the trails empty, a table on a Saturday. Titled for the search, with winter photos.
"Things to do in your town in winter" is searched every year by people who haven't picked a place to stay. You answer it at breakfast every day.
The anniversary, snowed in, the writer's week. A name, a short story and what's included. Value, not a discount.
Yes. You get the guide right away. If you add your inn and town, you also get a short note by email within two business days on how your inn shows up in winter searches. No call, no invoice.
Owners of independent inns, B&Bs and small hotels whose slow months are February and March. It works for retreats and vacation rentals too.
No. Every page in the guide can be built on the site you already have, in an afternoon each, on most website builders.
We use it to send your search check if you asked for one, and the occasional note when we publish something useful for innkeepers. We never share it.
Prefer email? Send your inn's name and town. Kevin runs about ten guest-style winter searches and replies within two business days: where you appear, who's winning the searches you're missing, and the one page he'd build first.
Kewl Method is a two-person brand, web and search studio for owner-run places.
