How to get your property as high as possible?

Here's one of the funnier older posts on NHF; Note the crew of "regulars" was different back then ----

www.airbnb.com/groups/content/content-48135

Anne


Anne2 years ago


How to get your property as high as possible??

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Gretchen


Gretchen2 years ago
We all wish we knew!
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John


John2 years ago
Can this question be answered with fact and not folk lore?

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Ahman


Ahman2 years ago
Fact is not even airbnb know and if they do its a secret. SSHHHHHsssss...

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Anne
Anne2 years ago
And I meant in the list of listings in my area. I am at the bottom. My metrics are wrong too. Response rate says NA. How do I get that fixed?

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Tove


Tove2 years ago
This has been discussed several times and there is not just one answer, combination with comments, update of calendar, maybe even the time you have been on airbnb, response rate, think it all counts, then again you see some with no comments at all and average rating all of a sudden in top ranking, so do not think I can give the correct answer.

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Leah


Leah2 years ago
You will probably get more response rate percentage once you have had more than three guests to give you an average of the star rating.

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Rick
Rick2 years ago
Ask group members to pull up your listing & give you ideas---the resulting 1,000+ hits to your listing should raise you substantially in the rankings! :-)
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Tate & SJ


Tate & SJ2 years ago
Also getting professional/verified photos done by an AirBnB photographer will give you a higher ranking.

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Anne
Anne2 years ago
That is great advice and I have submitted the request and have been contacted. Thanks!

Louise


Louise2 years ago
Anne, I think you should repeat some of the photos from your whole house listing into the listing for the one room. Include the kitchen and shared space as well as your accommodations for people traveling with horses. Try also to think of ways to promote your listing to travelers who do week-end show jumping and eventing. I have a feeling that they have a hard time finding horse friendly accommodations.

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Anne
Anne2 years ago
Thanks Louise! My first guests were horse people and were wonderful. I will make sure I include the other rooms with the single room listing. Great!!!

Anne
Anne2 years ago
And this week I have guests attending the Masters Tourney in Augusta. So I hope to have more reviews.