@Sufwan0 Look at your competitors’ properties and do better. Have better decorations, better photographs, get as many of the amenities as you can do (can do this over time).
Improve your property’s ranking by using the algorithm: move photos on the listing around, add descriptions to the photos; basically show that you are active as a host. Show seasonal photos, showing festivals or change of seasons. And remove those once the season is past.
Be super attentive to your guests: message them once they book, message them one day before saying you have been preparing for their stay, and one day into their stay, ask how things are going and if they need anything. I provide more consumables than most people (inexpensive toothbrushes and toothpaste, colorful plasters for children in my colorful first aid kit, small deodorants, shampoo and body wash, women’s sanitary products, and so forth) so they don’t have to go shopping for little items that many people forget. My guests comment on that regularly, how much they appreciate the little things. Similarly, you could position a local food, drink, wine or product as a Welcome to your property.
I didn’t start out as a Super Host but I grew into it by reading comments like this one and applying those suggestions. I wish you all the best in growing your income and providing excellent stays at your property through AirBnb. ~Kerry
