@Tom143 Unless you really enjoy cleaning (or paying a service to clean), a 2-day minimum is a good thing. Actually, though, it's a bit more complicated than that...
The following depends on how far in advance you open your calendar. The further ahead, the more what I'm going to describe makes sense.
For months near the far end of your open dates, set a minimum even longer than 2 nights. Let's say a 3-night min if your horizon is 3-4 months out, or a 4-5-night min if the horizon is 5-6+ months out. At the same time, keep your "default" min to 2 nights. Then, as the far-off weeks come closer, back off the longer mins to the next-lower level. And so on, until dates within, say, 2 months all just use the default 2-night min. (If you don't know how to set mins other than the base default, search the Help system or ask here.)
The reason for all this is simple. A month chopped up by a lot of 1 or 2 day bookings makes it harder for others to book the exact dates and durations they want. (And, even if it fully books, means a lot more cleaning time for you.) On the other hand, if you open a distant month but make it only available for longer bookings at first, you'll capture those longer bookings at first. Later, while that time period is still fairly far off, you can reduce the min and capture more of the 1-2-3 day bookings.
We've been managing our listing this way for some time, and we consistently have our listing 95% booked a full two+ months out. (The other 5% are single days between other bookings; we don't accept single day bookings because we don't like to clean that often.) The longer bookings (3+ days) are preferred because they mean less cleaning. We do our own cleaning, not using paid services.
Yes, this requires a small amount of extra work (laptop-time only), but really only a few extra minutes per week (as in literally about 5 minutes per week) to update the custom settings for minimum stays.