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I just read an article where some owners are adding higher voltage outlets and separate sewage systems to their current property. This attracts RV'rs and people from cities with electric cars. It actually makes sense because in rural and near-rural there is barely any charging infrastructure for people looking for a glamping experience. Some even booked their property for a separate motorhome visitor two increase revenue on the same sight.
Awesome, thank you! If you have any interest in starting a unique short term rental, buying land, or even starting a glamping business, I think you will like my content.
This was a great talk on a few levels. Also, you are a really polished interviewee - on message, clear, thoughtful. I really appreciated watching this. For my own background, I grew up in very rural northern New England- town of about 300 people, two room schoolhouse. I spent a lot of time in the woods. I'm no stranger to "real" minimalist camping, hunting, etc. I absolutely love traveling by motorcycle with minimal gear, wild camping, BLM desert stays, the whole nine yards. On the other hand, I also run a successful market research and consulting agency, work with Fortune 500 senior executives, and have the good fortune to experience higher end travel on occasion. I discovered glamping several years ago and absolutely fell in love with it. It really is all about the unique experience in a special location. I feel like glamping has really enriched my experience of travel overall and added something special in between the ultra minimalist and higher end accommodations. Now that I've jumped on the bandwagon, I have really been inspired to create something of my own in this space. I know there's a long way to go to make that happen, but I know that I'll feel a lot more fulfilled by that journey in the long run. I really hope that glamping continues to grow and local communities start to see the benefits of supporting responsible operators who aren't just in this to try to make a quick cash grab (which never works out in the long run anyway)
lol thanks for leaving a comment and checking out the video! I am always going to make at least 4 mistakes per video lol. Talking infront of a camera is sooo hard.
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Hey is there somewhere I can contract you at? I am trying to start my Glamping business but I’m taking a pretty creative approach. I have everything already ready to start as well
My email is in the bottom of the description of all my videos. That’s for business inquiries only though, if you are looking for any coaching or advice please join: www.keepittinyclub.com
That was a great interview 👏 Although $500 a night is high, I've paid close to that for a specific hotel suit for the experience. In the end, it was nice! But it was still a room in the hotel, which I only slep in. I would pay for that same experience Glamping. Think about the prices of cruise ship cabins!
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You are an excellent professor, doctoral supervisor, expert, and an extremely respectable entrepreneur.
lol Thanks for the kind words
appreciate you for actually talking about the tough stuff
I asked Julie not to hold any punches with the questions
Now this is the content my algorithm needed today
Loving these long conversations
Glad to hear it! I feel like the long form discussions allow for more info to be shared.
I just read an article where some owners are adding higher voltage outlets and separate sewage systems to their current property. This attracts RV'rs and people from cities with electric cars. It actually makes sense because in rural and near-rural there is barely any charging infrastructure for people looking for a glamping experience. Some even booked their property for a separate motorhome visitor two increase revenue on the same sight.
Just stumbled across your channel. You are so knowledgeable and well spoken, you have piqued my interest in this space. Great content
Awesome, thank you! If you have any interest in starting a unique short term rental, buying land, or even starting a glamping business, I think you will like my content.
This was a great talk on a few levels. Also, you are a really polished interviewee - on message, clear, thoughtful. I really appreciated watching this.
For my own background, I grew up in very rural northern New England- town of about 300 people, two room schoolhouse. I spent a lot of time in the woods. I'm no stranger to "real" minimalist camping, hunting, etc. I absolutely love traveling by motorcycle with minimal gear, wild camping, BLM desert stays, the whole nine yards. On the other hand, I also run a successful market research and consulting agency, work with Fortune 500 senior executives, and have the good fortune to experience higher end travel on occasion. I discovered glamping several years ago and absolutely fell in love with it. It really is all about the unique experience in a special location. I feel like glamping has really enriched my experience of travel overall and added something special in between the ultra minimalist and higher end accommodations.
Now that I've jumped on the bandwagon, I have really been inspired to create something of my own in this space. I know there's a long way to go to make that happen, but I know that I'll feel a lot more fulfilled by that journey in the long run. I really hope that glamping continues to grow and local communities start to see the benefits of supporting responsible operators who aren't just in this to try to make a quick cash grab (which never works out in the long run anyway)
Another great video. Well done . Well said......except for "large pharma" 🤣 Oops
lol thanks for leaving a comment and checking out the video! I am always going to make at least 4 mistakes per video lol. Talking infront of a camera is sooo hard.
Awesome and useful content
Please keep these coming 🎉
Thanks for leaving a comment and supporting my channel! I have so much more in store this year. Hopefully I can keep providing content worth your time - feel free to call me out or set me straight if i'm ever going off course from the content you signed up for.
I really like this 'talk show' format.
Hey is there somewhere I can contract you at?
I am trying to start my Glamping business but I’m taking a pretty creative approach. I have everything already ready to start as well
My email is in the bottom of the description of all my videos. That’s for business inquiries only though, if you are looking for any coaching or advice please join: www.keepittinyclub.com
@@KeepItTiny thank you I Def Will!
OMG she suddenly turned into a Ksrdashian. That accent😂😂😂
That was a great interview 👏 Although $500 a night is high, I've paid close to that for a specific hotel suit for the experience. In the end, it was nice! But it was still a room in the hotel, which I only slep in. I would pay for that same experience Glamping. Think about the prices of cruise ship cabins!
Great video, thanks. Love your input on everything. 👍🏼
This is really becoming the one stop shop for everything glamping!
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Great video!
Thanks for watching!
Nice Content Jamie
thanks
Keep it going bro🎉
After 2 years i had to sell my glamper unfortunately. It was impossible for me to do without land!
You got something going on.
Need advice.
How can I get intoch.
Thanks for the compliment! I try my hardest to give all of the information I have away for free, but if you are looking for guided assistance, join the Keep It Tiny Club:
www.keepittinyclub.com/