My page

My page is where you manage your business's page on airoomier.com. Even without a website of your own, you get a mobile-friendly, multilingual page to show your guests. Visitors chat with Mira right on the page, ask about availability and prices, and leave booking requests.

You don't retype most of the page's information here; it comes automatically from the other screens:

On the My page screen you manage the page's address, cover, photos, videos, location and publishing status.

How do I open it?#

Click My page in the Business group of the left menu. This item is only visible to users with the Full access or Admin role; other roles cannot change the page. It is available on both Basic and Pro. If you haven't filled in Business Info yet, you'll see "Fill in Business Info first."

The screen is long, so on desktop there is an On this page menu on the left; click a section name to jump to it (Dashboard Basics).

Page status#

Creating the page#

The first time, you'll see the Create your page box:

1. Type your address in Page address. Only lowercase letters, digits and hyphens are allowed; 3–60 characters. The address will be printed on cards and QR codes, so keep it short and permanent: business name + district is recommended (e.g. mandalin-camp-kemer).
2. Click Create page. Your page is created as a Draft; it isn't public yet.

If another business already uses the address you'll see "This address is already used by another business."; if it's a reserved word, "This address is reserved by the system, please choose another."

Statuses#

Buttons#

The Page link is your short address (airoomier.com/your-address). It sends visitors to the version matching their browser language; to show a specific language, add the language in front (e.g. airoomier.com/de/your-address).

Before publishing#

This checklist isn't required, but every completed item makes your page look better to both guests and search engines. The Edit link next to a missing item takes you to the right section.

• At least 3 business photos
• An exterior / view photo for the cover
• At least one room type with photos
• Location on the map (coordinates)
• A phone or WhatsApp number
• A business description or cover tagline

Cover and languages#

Location#

The address itself is entered in Business Info, not here.

Page sections#

Switch off any sections you don't want to show: About us, Room types and prices, Deals, Amenities, Gallery, Videos, Guest reviews, Location and nearby places, FAQ, Booking call to action. Sections without content (e.g. Videos when you haven't added any) are hidden automatically anyway. The Deals section shows your special deals and (on Pro) active pricing-rule discounts as cards; it is hidden automatically when there are none. See Pricing Rules for details.

The accommodation and deal cards show the following:

• Accommodation card: the type's Card summary is shown instead of the long description; if it is empty, a sentence is taken from the description automatically. For types with extra guests set up, the guest badge shows the capacity together with the maximum (e.g. "4–7 guests"). Details: Room Types.
• Deal card: if you wrote a description for the pricing rule, it appears after the condition sentence.
• Deals heading: if there is more than one discount rule, it says "Discounts cannot be combined; the highest discount you qualify for applies."; if there are both discounts and special offers, "Special offers apply in addition to the discount." is added.

Search and visibility#

Your main site on Google#

Your published page is open to Google and other search engines and is listed in the airoomier.com/sitemap.xml sitemap; you don't need to do anything for that. With Which is your main website on Google? in Search and visibility, you decide how your own website and this page sit together on Google.

If you don't choose: the first option is used when Website is filled in Business Info, otherwise the second. Without a website the first option can't be selected.

Make your airoomier page your main site — 3 steps#

1. Change the website in your Google Business Profile. business.google.com → your business → Edit profile → Contact → enter your page address as the Website (the guide shows it ready to copy, e.g. https://airoomier.com/en/mandalin-camp-kemer). It's the strongest signal for Maps and local search; the profile's Website button leads straight to your page and Mira.

2. Redirect your old website to this page (if you have one). Your old site's standing on Google carries over, and visitors who know the old address aren't lost. There are two ways:

• Option A — With the .htaccess file on your hosting (recommended). If your site is on cPanel or Plesk hosting, this is the safest way: your domain's DNS settings are not touched, so your email (e.g. info@ourcamp.com) and secure connection (SSL) certificate keep working.

  1. In your hosting panel open File Manager → public_html. Turn on showing hidden files and make a copy of the .htaccess file (e.g. .htaccess-backup).
  2. Copy the ready block in the guide with Copy block and paste it at the very top of .htaccess. Leave the other lines in the file (WordPress, caching plugin, etc.) as they are.
  3. If a part of your old site should stay open (e.g. a table QR menu at /menu), remove the # at the start of the example line in the block and replace the folder name with yours; that address will not be redirected.
  4. Open your old address in a private window — it should land on your page. Send yourself an email to make sure email still works.

  The block already has two exceptions: .well-known (for automatic SSL certificate renewal) and webmail (for logging in to your email in the browser). Don't remove them. All subpages of the old site redirect to your page too, so no address ends in a 404. To undo, delete the block between # BEGIN Airoomier Yonlendirme and # END Airoomier Yonlendirme.

  If more than one language is published, the destination in the block has no language prefix (e.g. airoomier.com/ourcamp). Each visitor lands on the version matching their browser language (a German guest sees the German version). If their language isn't published, your content-language version opens; Google sees that version too, so your old site's standing passes to it.

• Option B — On your own domain (custom domain, Pro). With Option A visitors land on your page and the address bar shows airoomier.com. With a custom domain your page opens directly on your own address (e.g. ourcamp.com) and the address bar always shows your domain. Our team sets it up: your email stays with your current provider and we install the secure connection (SSL) certificate. If you're on Pro, email your domain to support@airoomier.com and we'll check your email settings and switch over together.

3. Use the link everywhere. Add your page address and QR code to your Instagram profile, Booking/Airbnb descriptions, business cards and table cards (the QR code is in Page status → Download QR code). The more places link to your page, the stronger it becomes on Google.

It usually takes a few days to a few weeks to start appearing on Google.

Photos#

Upload photos of the property as a whole here: exterior, view, common areas, food & drink. Room and amenity photos come from their own screens; don't upload them again here.

1. Choose files with Add photos (PNG, JPG or WebP; up to 3 MB each; up to 9 MB per upload).
2. Pick a Category: Exterior, View, Common area, Food & drink, Detail.
3. Click Upload.

Each photo row has a Show in gallery checkbox, Make cover, Up / Down (ordering), Save and Delete. If you don't pick a cover, the first exterior/view photo is used; Back to automatic releases your choice. Landscape (wide) photos work best as the cover.

Use in bottom section picks the background photo of the "Choose your dates" section at the end of the page (badge: Bottom section). If you don't pick one, the first exterior/view photo other than the cover is used; Bottom section: back to automatic releases your choice.

Use in About picks the photo of the "About" section on the page (badge: About). If you don't pick one, the first gallery photo is used; About: back to automatic releases your choice. The chosen photo is not repeated in the gallery, and if you delete it, the choice goes back to automatic.

Videos#

Add your promotional videos from YouTube: enter the YouTube link (e.g. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=… or https://youtu.be/…) and an optional Title, then click Add video. The title appears under the video and is translated automatically. You can add up to 50 videos and order them with Up / Down. The page first shows only a thumbnail and plays the video when the visitor clicks, so your page stays fast.

Nearby places#

Add places such as the beach, the town center or the airport together with their distance. These are among guests' most frequent questions; they are used on the page and in its FAQ section.

Ads & measurement (Google Ads)#

On the Pro plan you can measure how many booking requests your Google Ads bring. You don't paste any code: enter the IDs from Google Ads under My page → Ads & measurement, and the system adds the Google tag to your page.

To get the IDs, in Google Ads go to Goals → Conversions → New conversion action → Website, create the conversion manually and choose Install the tag yourself. Copy the AW-… number from the tag and the send_to value from the event snippet. The "Where do I find these IDs" steps in the section explain the same path in detail.

Cookie consent: When an ID is set, a short bar in the bottom left of your page asks visitors for cookie consent (Accept / Decline). No cookies are stored for visitors who decline, and the page works the same. Visitors can change their choice with Cookie settings in the footer. Pages without an ID stay cookie-free.

Visits from ads also appear separately as the Google Ads source in Visitor Statistics.

Tips#

• Preview first, then publish. Share the preview link with your team and check spelling and photo order.
• Choose the address once. If you change it after printing QR codes, the old address still redirects, but use the new one on new materials.
• If something on the page is wrong, the place to fix it is usually not My page but the screen the information comes from (Room Types for prices, Business Info for times).
• Add the page link to your Instagram profile and Google Business Profile; guests can chat with Mira straight from there.