How Token built a Facebook-ad-to-landing-page booking funnel for a 13-guest Panama City Beach vacation rental to drive bookings in the slow season.
Paid Ads, Strategy, Website
Rose of the Dunes
Hospitality & Travel


Airbnb's own search algorithm can only do so much for a property competing against hundreds of similar listings in the same beach town. Rose of the Dunes needed a way to bring its own qualified traffic to the listing instead of waiting to get discovered.
Rose of the Dunes is a 13-guest entire-home rental in Panama City Beach, built for groups and multi-family trips. The goal was straightforward but not easy: generate consistent booking inquiries during slower periods, without relying entirely on Airbnb's internal search to surface the listing to the right people.
Sending paid traffic straight to an Airbnb listing wastes budget. There's no way to pre-qualify who clicks through. We built a landing page as the middle step specifically to filter for the right audience before they ever hit the booking page, so ad spend converts at a higher rate and the metrics that matter (link clicks, cost per click, booking inquiries) are actually trackable instead of buried inside Airbnb's own analytics.


Rose of the Dunes now has a repeatable, testable booking funnel instead of relying on organic search placement alone. A system built to be optimized over time, not a one-off ad campaign.
Short-term rentals live and die on booking velocity during slow seasons. This is what a deliberate system looks like instead of hoping Airbnb's algorithm does the work for you.
