Whether you have a good understanding of how websites work, or you find today’s technology daunting; in a digital marketplace, the success of your online presence hinges on whether you can be found on the web.

The new SCRUMPY website for Lotus Lodge, a beautiful traditional village house located in the highest village in Scotland, is now live!

When going on a holiday it’s always the little personal touches that make it that extra bit special. Many of our owners provide welcome packs for guests arriving at their properties filled with information, essentials and some nice extras for their stay.

We’ve been putting together this version for a while so it's hard to summarise but here it goes: Google Tag Manager integration allowing you to bring your own marketing plugins, overhauled maps to bring them into 2018, sped up average page load times by 24% and sped up the property filter page for some searches by up to 340% 🤟.

Adding new content to your website is really important. It reminds search engines that your website is still there, that someone uses it and that it hasn’t just been left alone. Creating new pages also increases the size of your site, the reach of your online advertising, and in turn, your organic traffic.

The new SCRUMPY website for Harmony Cottage and Sleepy's Barn is now live and ready to take bookings!

The brand new SCRUMPY website for Clare Park is now live! This superb riverside accommodation sleeps 8 people in 4 rooms.

We get it, you’re busy, everyone is busy. But neglecting the technology that generates your income, and represents your business online, can be make or break as to whether you get bookings the following season.

Repeat business is great, however having to ask the guests for the same details again to rebook them in to your property can be time consuming. Within SCRUMPY you have the ability to quickly create a booking for a guest that has previously stayed at your property.

Most holiday property owners have a website, however we feel that many people could be missing out on potential customers due to lack of functionality or use of old technologies.