When I started I got an inquiry before I even finished putting in the information. We were busy right away during our tourist season. Slowed down now.
I started with very low prices to suss out the demand and see if we liked it, then raised them quickly. If a guest books a future reservation the price and deposit in effect when they book will not change even if you raise or lower prices or add or remove a deposit later so if you would want higher prices in the holiday periods, go in and raise them for those dates now. You can always lower them later if demand is low.
Have a catchy name for your space and offer some kind of value added service such as pickup at airport, bottle of wine, grocery shopping for guest off a list they provide in advance (they have to pay for extra groceries but you go get them and stock the space ready for their arrival.) If it is too much work or too costly you can always reduce the offering in future (but have to honor your commitment for guests that booked when it was in effect.)
I have not looked at your listing but here are some general tips:
Make sure your cover photo and the first two photos are very appealing.
Make sure the guests will have no concerns about easily finding your space.
Expand your check in hours.
Don't block days before and after guests.
Allow one day stays.
Find out events nearby and reach out to organizers offering the location for their participants.
Get a couple of good friends to write testimonials and put their words in quotes under a picture of them at your location. "Carolyn is a really wonderful person and you will love staying here. The wine is great and the host is welcoming. Buffy"