A short freestyle-rap-style promotional video by Mark Simpson offering help to hospitality owners who struggle to get direct bookings. The speaker pitches the Boost Lee Academy (also referred to as BA/boost the academy) as a social-media training and coaching program: weekly group coaching with ~500 people, an online vault of training videos, tools and tactics, accountability, and a guarantee. The tone is conversational, colloquial, and sales-forward, addressing frustrations with OTA commissions and promising to increase direct bookings and revenue.
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You might be smart, quick and good looking but maybe you're struggling to get the direct bookings things coming through. Booking an Airbnb. But don't worry, not the way that it has to be. I know they treat you like a bit of poo on the bottom of your shoe. Looking at them in the ivory tower position. They're taking all of the cash, all the extra commission and maybe you're struggling. You really need a bit of advice to use social media to get the bookings on your. Well, don't worry, you can give the boost. Lee Academy a phone or probably just do it online. I don't even know why I took the time to mime the little phone handset. And let me even say no one even use phones like this today. It's like this. But anyway, it's hard to resist. They give you trainings, tools and tactics. You licking your lips, you get the confidence working all the things. I call it common sense. Weekly group coaching with 500 people from all around the world. There's no equal. You can't beat all this. Don't be silly. They're gonna hold you accountable. The simplicity of this. Oh, Mark Simpson, Martin Lewis. Yeah, you know comparison is right there for hospitality owners. He's the guy that you need to go to and owe a debt of gratitude when he helps you cause the online training videos, there's a whole vault they will supercharge like 2, 4 evaults doing it large. You'll be mastering the social media in no time. And if you got a problem and your pockets aren't lined on your investment. Let me see, that's the past tense to say there's a guarantee. I don't even know why I brought the tents into it, but my guy Mark and the BA boost the academy can swell your coppers and you'll be like, wow, that goes well.
