A branded coming-soon page, live within 48 hours of the slab going down. Every enquiry it captures lands straight in Alyta — so on opening day you're converting a warm list that's already in your system, not importing a spreadsheet.
That’s 39 weeks with nowhere to send enquiries. At 2 a week, that’s 78 contacts waiting in Alyta on day one.
Most operators start marketing four weeks out, when the roller doors go on — then spend opening month chasing strangers. Start at the slab instead and Alyta is already full of people who want a unit. By the time you hand over, some of them have paid.
One page, your name, your suburb, your opening month. Every enquiry lands in your Alyta workspace from day one.
Business Profile claimed and posting. Local searches for storage in your suburb start landing.
Banner and QR on the hoarding, small radius ad set running. Every passer-by has somewhere to go.
Email the list and switch bookings on. Real reservations and deposits, three months before handover.
Units are paid for while the fence is still up. You open with occupancy on the board, not a target.
The page becomes your live Alyta booking site. Nothing migrates — the customers are already inside it.
A worked example for a facility twelve months out. Your name, your suburb, your unit mix — and every submission landing in your Alyta workspace.
Copy these, swap the brackets for your suburb and dates. Every one of them points at the same page, and every reply lands in the same database.
Why it works: the hoarding is already paid for and thousands of cars pass it daily. Put a QR bottom-right at eye height, facing the traffic direction.
Why it works: a listing needs months of activity before it ranks for “storage near me”. Claiming it at T-1 is too late to matter.
Targeting: 8 km radius, 25–55, recent movers and homeowners. Small daily budget — you’re building a list, not selling yet.
Why it works: post as a person, not a business, and answer every comment. This is the cheapest list-builder there is.
Why it works: this is the email that turns the list into revenue. Bookings run through Alyta, so the reservation, the deposit and the agreement are all done before handover.
Why it works: a deadline plus a rate they can’t get later. This is the email the previous eleven months were building toward.
Two fields and a date. We come back within one business day with a draft of your page.
No demo required. We’ll send the draft first.
Earlier is better. The Google Business Profile is the slowest-moving asset you own, and 18 months of it beats 6. Start now and the database compounds the whole way through the build.
No — that's the whole point. The $99 includes an Alyta workspace from day one, so your waitlist lives in the same database that will run the facility. Nothing to migrate at opening, and you can export to CSV whenever you want.
We do, from a 15-minute call about your site, your unit mix and your opening date. You approve the draft before it goes live.
As soon as you trust your handover date — usually around three months out. You email the list, switch bookings on in Alyta, and take real reservations and deposits while the fence is still up. On opening day the coming-soon page becomes your live booking site and those customers are already inside it.
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