What Homesweethudson changed

• The homepage search widget (Where, When, Guests) and featured property listings were removed.

• Added a detailed "Our Story" section featuring the founders, Ray and Vanessa, and their backgrounds.

• Replaced the "Book Your Upstate Getaway" headline with a focus on local job creation and supporting small businesses.

• Updated the primary call-to-action from "Explore All Properties" to "Explore Stay Places" and "Schedule a Consultation."

• Added new guest testimonials highlighting specific property experiences like pools and cozy fall getaways.

• Replaced several older guest reviews with new testimonials from 2024 and 2025.

• Added a new property link for "Luna Cove: Premier Hudson Valley Getaway."

• Increased the maximum price filter from $4,865 to $5,290.

• Updated the review section to highlight specific amenities like hot tubs, clean kitchens, and responsive management.

The site shifted from a property-first search landing page to a story-driven "About Us" style page. This emphasizes their local expertise and personal management services over a generic booking engine, likely to attract more property owners for management contracts.

The company updated its social proof by replacing older reviews with fresh guest feedback. They also increased the maximum price in their search filter, suggesting the addition of higher-priced inventory or a seasonal rate adjustment.

• Replaced several older guest reviews with newer testimonials.
• Added a specific review for "Black Walnut Farm" mentioning privacy and views.
• Updated the review for "The Louie II" to focus on outdoor relaxation.
• Added a review for "Ridgeview A-Frame" highlighting modern appliances.
• Removed a long review from "Michael" and several shorter fragments.
• The price range filter maximum decreased slightly from $4,965 to $4,865.

Fresh social proof helps build trust with new travelers. The new reviews highlight specific amenities like modern appliances and private views, which are key selling points for luxury rentals.

• Added several new guest reviews featuring specific details like pickleball courts, home theaters, and rail trail access.
• Updated property titles in the "Featured Properties" section to include "by Home Sweet Hudson" and clearer location markers.
• Replaced older, generic reviews with more descriptive testimonials that mention specific host names and local attractions.
• Adjusted the maximum price filter from $5,020 down to $4,965.
• Added new property links within the review sections, such as "The Louie II" and "Greycliff."

The company is refreshing its social proof by adding newer, more detailed guest reviews. They are also refining property titles to include their brand name and highlight specific amenities like pickleball courts and rail trail access.