Tips for moving to Level 2 host

[Amy3396]

Our goal this year is to become Level 2 hosts while still being able to use our home some of the time.  We have 12 reviews that are all 5-star and are in a great location between Beaver Creek and Vail in Colorado.  We don't rent very much in the winter because we aim to use it for skiing - so we block January, February, and part of March through renting. I turned on "smart pricing."  I've been very responsible to renters and even pay monthly for Hospitable to increase response time.  With these things in mind, how do I move up to Level 2 status to give our great place more visibility on the site?   

[Amy3396]

Interesting - it now shows I'm Level 2.  This is new as of this week.  New question - how do you improve to Level 3? 

[Bhumika]

Hi @Amy3396 , Welcome to the Community Center! We're so thrilled to have you with us. 

Absolutely love how you're curious about understanding the levels and how to a jump to a higher level.

As @Andrea6232  mentioned above, these levels do not affect your host rankings or listing visibility. In fact, levels indicate how much a user is actively contributing to the Community Center!

There are several factors that contribute to achieving higher levels within our community. Actively and constructively supporting fellow community members, hosts, and guests will help you reach these levels.

Levels are not solely based on the number of replies; other activities also play a role, such as the likes you receive, whether your comments have become a Top Answer for other hosts. Additionally, the number of posts or conversations you initiate to discuss your ideas and hosting tips with other hosts also contribute to increase levels.

Please feel free to reach out if you have any questions 🌻 

[Andrea6232]

Ciao @Amy3396 ,

these levels show only your level of activity in the Community, nothing to do with your Airbnb listing 😉

Andrea