Improving the listing
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Improving the listing
We wanted to know if someone can share tips on how to improve our listing. Or if there is guidebook someone can share.
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Great day.
From what I can see, I think the listing would benefit from brighter, better-lit photos. First impressions matter, and increasing the lighting can make the space feel more inviting, clean, and spacious.
I also noticed what appears to be a bucket or pail in one of the shower photos. I would remove that before retaking the pictures, as it can distract from the overall presentation of the bathroom.
I would avoid including people in the listing photos as well. Guests generally want to focus on the space itself and imagine their own stay there.
I would also recommend removing the black-and-white photo. In most cases, guests are looking for an accurate representation of the property, and color photos tend to showcase the space more effectively and help guests connect with the listing.
Finally, consider adding more photos that highlight all of the amenities and unique features of the property. The more clearly guests can see what they’re getting, the more confidence they’ll have when deciding to book.
Overall, I think some brighter photography, a little decluttering, removing distracting elements, and better showcasing the amenities would help the listing make a stronger first impression and potentially improve booking performance.
Wishing you success!
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Hi @Rupin13
noticed there are 3–4 photos of food in your photo gallery, but when I checked your listing description and house rules, I couldn’t find any mention of food being provided during the stay.
If those food items are not included for guests, I would suggest removing those photos to avoid giving potential guests the impression that meals or snacks are part of the booking. Sometimes photos can create expectations, and guests may feel disappointed if what they see isn’t actually offered.
On the other hand, if you do offer food whether complimentary or available for purchase it would be helpful to clearly mention this in your listing description. For example, you could explain that guests can order meals, breakfast, snacks, or other food options during their stay, along with any pricing or ordering details.
btw they all look delicious 😂
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