You only read each Airbnb guest review once. And that single read through happens on your phone in the moment the review comes in. Really, you’re just eager to quiet the worst-case-scenario-narrator in the back

Your potential guests can’t really envision your space. The problem is, you assume your potential guests can imagine your space as well as you do. When you swipe through your photo reel, you know exactly

Airbnb’s search algorithm, like that of so many tech companies these days, is basically a black box. We can’t look inside and see how the thing actually works. From the outside, the best we can

Every now and then we come across an Airbnb listing that makes us say, “Yes, yes, yes! This is how you do it!” This was our reaction when we connected with Jennifer, a brand new

Your Airbnb photos look creepy. But of course, no one is actually going to say this to you directly. And obviously, your photos aren’t unsettling to you. You know your space like the back of

Story time. There were two ways to reach the Airbnb hidden amongst the pine trees. There was the fully paved road. And then there was the swiss cheese road. The swiss cheese road was once

You can’t get that one negative review out of your mind. You’ve got the whole darn thing memorized. Every last snarky word. It’s stuck in your head like a bad song, going round and round

There are a lot of reasons to set a two night minimum. Some hosts use it as a way to try and prevent unauthorized parties thrown by local troublemakers. For others, it’s a strategy to

Quick! Answer this question: What is the number one reason potential guests say no to booking your place? Ok, time’s up! What did you come up with? What is your biggest booking blocker? The most

Your Airbnb listing blends in with the local competition. And that’s definitely a problem because the competition is stiff. In many places, new Airbnbs are popping up left and right. As the supply side of

Last week, Airbnb announced four new changes that will be rolled out in the app in the coming months. (Don’t worry! We’ll dive into each of them as they arrive.) Let’s start with the coming

As guests are thumbing through the photos on your Airbnb listing, things feel pretty lifeless. Sure, the place looks nice enough, but potential guests can’t really imagine what staying at your Airbnb would be like.