@Quincy Requiring a guest to click on a listing to see the title, number of reviews, and a decent photo is counterproductive. I see cover photos of the insides of pantrys, a recliner, tons of couches (up close???). These are not things guests search for nor are they likely to click on them.
Also, I live on an island at the beach. We are ALL beach properties. But the only ones coming up on my island are the actual beachfront homes. However I am being shown homes 2-3 states away. On the beach. These “improvements” will drive many new users away. It’s cumbersome and inconsistent.
I have a very small window to get bookings in a seasonal, tourist destination. I am a private room in a shared home so I can’t list anywhere else. This is killing my business. I was
up to 1500+ views and started dropping immediately after the release. This morning I was down to 450 and still dropping
Please rethink this. You are killing your small hosts who have been loyal forever. I’ve been a Superhost for 6 years with over 200 reviews. That’s not going to go much farther this year in light of this disastrous rollout.
And for the love of Pete, stop trying to force WFH, digital nomads on everyone. We don’t all want roommates. If we did, we would advertise on Craigs list. The average stay in my area is 3 days per the opportunities you show me! Quit trying to get me to go family friendly with a dedicated workspace. I am beach friendly with a hot tub and a homemade breakfast. I provide everything a guest needs for their perfect beach stay but I can’t get any guests!!