Having a Bali villas business is an excellent way to earn a living. It also provides you with a secure investment, earns a health ROI, and you can choose to be as active or as passive as you wish, depending on how much of the day-to-day tasks you wish to do yourself.

However, whilst we are sure you are hitting all your business goals, many have Bali villas businesses that do not.

The reason many of them are missing targets for occupancy and profits, to name but two, is they are making one or more common mistakes. read more

For any Bali villas business to thrive, it needs a constant stream of new guests choosing to rent and how that flow is maintained is with the effective marketing of the villa.

Marketing Bali villas for rent can be done in several ways, but the main way is to have your Bali villa listed on travel and holiday websites, especially those which promote rentals.

Whilst many Bali villa owners invest heavily in their marketing and promotions, their listings often fail to convert due to the listing being poor, especially its text. In marketing lingo, this text is called the copy, which is derived from the term sales copy. read more

Bali pools often suffer from too much rain in the wet season and they can tend to turn green from garden run-off. No one wants to see their pool spoiled by algae growth, even though in itself it is not dangerous to health. The danger lies in it becoming a host to other bacteria such as e.coli.  Getting treatment done promptly is the best way to remove algae, but sometimes you don’t even know it’s there until it has become a really bad infestation. Using an automatic pool cleaner is helpful in keeping your pool algae free. read more