Calling all short-term rental owners,
are you ready to…
Get Seen.
Get Fully Booked.
Take back control.

Hi, I’m Sarah Orchard
Marketing Strategist & Fellow Host
Get Fully Booked gives you the marketing strategies, confidence and support to fill your calendar — with ease.
I work with Airbnb hosts, boutique accommodation, holiday cottage and glampsite owners who typically have 1-10 short-term rental properties or accommodation units on their site. Showing you how to:
- Build a visible and “always-booked” brand
- Stand out to your ideal guests
- Drive more bookings to get fully booked
- Grow a profitable and sustainable business
- Reduce your reliance on Airbnb and third-party agents - it's time to take back control
- Market smarter — in minutes, not hours
No jargon.
No overwhelm.
Just clear, practical marketing strategies that work.
Your business is amazing…
so why does it feel invisible?
Right now, many hosts (like you) are quietly worrying about the same things:
- A booking calendar with more gaps than you’d like
- Working harder than ever just to match last year’s occupancy
- The fear that bookings could suddenly fall off a cliff (again!)
- Being overly reliant on Airbnb, Canopy & Stars or other online agents
- Feeling like the platforms control your business — not you!
It’s frustrating.
It’s stressful.
It gives you sleepless nights!
And it’s not how running your business should feel.

The Challenges!
Even when you want to do more marketing, three obstacles typically will get in your way.
Lack of Time
Running accommodation means a constant juggle of a million tasks. Who has hours to create social content or learn marketing strategy?
Lack of Skills
Most hosts were never taught marketing. Because you love hosting and that’s why you wanted to start your short-term rental or glamping business. But marketing is vital to business success.
Listing optimisation, direct bookings, pricing strategy, email marketing — where do you even start?
Lack of Confidence
Not knowing what messaging to use.
Second-guessing everything.
Worrying you’ll “get it wrong”.
It often leads to doing nothing at all.