The client
Olympus Estates manages luxury Airbnb homes in the San Diego area of Southern California, and also offers acquisitions, interior design and consulting. Owners can choose a data-led approach aimed at beating the local market or a guaranteed monthly revenue.
What they needed
A website that presents Olympus Estates’ luxury Airbnb management to San Diego homeowners, collects property details for a free revenue estimate and gives real estate agents a page about its referral programme.
What we built
- A homepage in sections. The Service, Testimonial and FAQ links in the menu jump down the homepage, which covers four service promises, from the revenue promise to hands-off management, what owners can expect, guest reviews, an FAQ and the enquiry form.
- Free estimate request form. A Jotform form on the homepage and contact page asks owners for the property address, how it is used now, its current monthly revenue and amenities such as a pool, hot tub or view, to request a free Airbnb underwriting estimate.
- Guest reviews and fee FAQs. A slider of guest reviews, and an accordion of five questions for owners on the 12 to 15% management fee, extra costs and what happens if the revenue promise is not met.
- Partnerships page. A page for real estate agents on the referral programme: the two ways to earn, through client referrals or off-market property introductions, the kind of homes Olympus is looking for, team bios and links to get in touch.
- Blog for hosts. Articles for Airbnb hosts on financial metrics, insurance, resolving damage claims and essential amenities, listed on an archive page and each shown on a shared post template with the date and next and previous links.
How we built it
We built the site in WordPress with Elementor Pro, using its theme builder for the header, footer, blog archive and post template, so every article shares one layout.
