Most welcome books read like a manual. Numbered lists, dense paragraphs, a paragraph about the WiFi router and another about the recycling. Guests glance and put them back down. Then they text.
Stop Hoping They’ll Read It is a welcome book designed for the opposite outcome — designed to be opened. The layout is editorial: short sections, generous whitespace, photographs where they earn the room. The voice is a friend who’s lived in the neighborhood for years, not a property manager. Each section is the answer to a question guests ask anyway, organized in the order they’ll think of it.
What’s inside
- A 24-page welcome book template (editable in Canva — the free version works)
- Sections for arrival, the home, the neighborhood, food, recommendations, house culture, and saying goodbye
- A two-page “starting point” guide for guests who don’t know what to do first
- Six magazine-style layouts with image placeholders sized for typical phone-camera photos
- A section on quiet things — things guests will love discovering but won’t think to ask about
- Customization notes per page, in plain English
What changes
Guests pick it up. They keep picking it up. The texts you used to get — where’s the trash, when’s checkout, what’s good nearby — become things they look up in the book and tell their friends about later. Your home starts being part of the story they take home.
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