OTA listing photos that make guests stop rolling
The photo is the first reason the guest opened your listing. It's a practical guide referring to the OTA recommendation.
Expedia calls properties with quality photos, either gets increased conversion rather than properties with bad photos. Here's a manual that can be applied directly.
# # Number and size
- Prepare at least 20 photos for the property.
- At least four photos for any type of room.
- Use the high resolution to stay sharp on the big screen.
# # The most important photo
- Room with a view of a window or balcony, if anything.
- Room from the widest corner with a neat bed.
- The bathroom is clean and bright.
- Supply areas like terrace, restaurant, pool, or lobby.
- A close-up mix of photos and a full room.
# # That need to be avoided
- Fisheye lenses and weird angles. Guests can suspect there's something to hide.
- Dark photos. Take a picture in the daytime with a natural light.
Sort photos of the most convincing. The first photo determines whether the guest is listing you.
# # Source
- Tradition, "Expedia study finds that quality photos bootes OTA sales" ([travution.com] (https: / / www.travution.com / Articles / 12115 / expedia- students -finds -that -qualities -toty-photos-totos-otos-sales)