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I've been researching different prefab manufacturers and had them all in one Google Spreadsheet
Then I asked myself: Why not to make it public?
www.epicmonday.com
Since publishing it, I started to get a lot of questions from people who would like to start a glamping business.
So I added more resources and pivoted Epic Monday this direction.
Happy to receive any feedback and comments!
Great idea!
thank you!
What a great resource! I worked in the marketing team of a glamping site in Slovenia many years ago and have a special connection with the field - love it.
Why is ti called Epic Monday?
When did you start collecting the data and how much time did it took?
How often do you update the information on the already existing rentals in the sheet?
My initial idea was to build own cabins and operate them under the brand Epic Monday, with the concept attracting remote workers.
I built a prototype: www.peterfabor.com/posts/building-coworking-cabin
...and then Covid came. As I already had a name and domain, I used it for this project.
The information about rentals was added organically, we updated it all a few weeks ago.
This is cool Peter, I was recently working out of a coliving Cabin in a remote acreage and it made me think of the business opportunities possible if you were to just have many of these cabins on a large plot of land. Could be kind of interesting to have a little remote work community/village of sorts. Although I'm sure there are legal restrictions on having so many dwelling units on one piece of land.
I'm curious, what's the story behind the name?