How Villa Marketers merged The Timeshare Brokers' two websites into a single 13-page site, refreshed the brand and logo, and optimized 68 individual property pages across a portfolio of roughly 75 resorts in Colorado, Mexico, Hawaii, and the Bahamas.
The Timeshare Brokers · Kevin & Michael · ~75 resorts and properties
2 → 1
Websites merged
Two separate sites consolidated into a single 13-page site.
68
Property pages optimized
Individual resort and property pages rebuilt and optimized.
~75
Resorts & properties
Across destinations including Colorado, Mexico, Hawaii, and the Bahamas.
Daily
Inquiries after launch
The client reported daily inquiries from the website within weeks of launch.
Results reported by the client. Scope figures reflect the 2016 engagement as delivered.
The Timeshare Brokers is a vacation rental and resort business run by managing partners Kevin and Michael, with roughly 75 resorts and properties across destinations including Colorado, Mexico, Hawaii, and the Bahamas. In 2016, Villa Marketers merged their two separate websites into a single 13-page site, refreshed the brand and logo, optimized 68 individual property pages, and produced a sizzle-reel promo video. The client reported daily inquiries from the website within weeks of launch.
Track 1
Consolidate two websites into a single 13-page site with one brand and one inquiry path.
Track 2
Refresh the brand and logo so a multi-destination portfolio read as one company.
Track 3
Optimize 68 individual property pages so each resort had a page worth ranking.
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This engagement ran in 2016. We are publishing it in 2026 because the depth of the record is the point: consolidating multi-site portfolios, rebuilding brands, and optimizing property pages one at a time is work Villa Marketers was already doing a decade ago — and has been doing since 2005. The tactics have modernized. The discipline behind them has not changed.
Multi-site consolidation work documented back to 2016.
Portfolios spanning Colorado, Mexico, Hawaii, and the Bahamas.
01
The starting point
Kevin and Michael, the managing partners of The Timeshare Brokers, ran a portfolio of roughly 75 resorts and properties across destinations including Colorado, Mexico, Hawaii, and the Bahamas. That inventory was spread across two separate websites. Two sites meant two brands, two navigation paths, and two places for a traveler to land, get confused, and leave.
02
The consolidation
We merged the two websites into a single 13-page site. The point of a page count that tight is discipline: every page had a job, the portfolio lived in one place, and a traveler arriving from any destination search landed inside the same brand and the same inquiry path instead of a fork in the road.
03
The brand
A portfolio spanning Colorado, Mexico, Hawaii, and the Bahamas has to look like it belongs together. We refreshed the brand and the logo so the consolidated site read as one company with real range — not two legacy properties stapled together.
04
The property pages
Property pages are where a rental business earns search visibility and where a traveler decides. We optimized 68 individual property pages so each resort had its own page worth ranking and worth reading, rather than a directory row inside a list.
05
The film
We produced a sizzle-reel promo video for the brand — a piece the partners could put in front of prospects and owners that showed the portfolio in motion rather than describing it in copy.
06
The result
The reported outcome was straightforward: after launch, the client reported daily inquiries coming in from the website within weeks. We hold that result exactly as it was reported to us — qualitative, not converted into a number we did not measure.
Two pieces from the engagement: the project walkthrough and the sizzle-reel promo produced for the brand.
Two teams. One system.
Branding, SEO, positioning & consulting by Villa Marketers. Website development and property-page build by Knokx.
Split portfolios, legacy sites, and property pages nobody has touched in years. We merge them into one brand, one site, and one path to an inquiry.