Hi I’m looking for a co-host that understands the air BnB al...
Hi I’m looking for a co-host that understands the air BnB algorithm
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My partner Robert and I have been superhosts for the last 7 years. The booking of our 3 properties has gone down dramatically over the last 3 months. I need help finding what the reasons are. Here are the 3 listings:
airbnb.com/h/0002memorial
airbnb.com/h/1parkview
airbnb.com/h/000memorial
I appreciate your help!
Bob and Gabriel
Took a quick look and seems like all your properties have a 30day min and have limited availability.
Are you listed on other platforms that specialize in 30day stays like Furnished Finder?
Thank you for your reply. The HOA in our complex requires a minimum 30-day stay. I will check out Furnished Finder. Their fee of 15% seems high. Do you have success with it?
Thank you
Furnished Find does not have a fee like Airbnb or other platforms do. They only have an annual subscription fee to list the property - that is one of the benefits of listing there. Last I checked it was $179 to list the property. They also offer security deposits, rental agreements and background checks - Airbnb doesn't.
Yes, we have had success using FF. That said, you MUST put the work in to set up the listing correctly. Good quality photos and a complete listing.
I see you own 4 listings for long term stay.
1 listing ("tree-top") has no availability until augusts.
I did a test on the search system with direct link:
2 listings show up in when asking for a month in time period jan-jul
(see picture)
The 3rd listing only shows up for a month starting in december
Thank you for your help!
Different context, but our bookings suddenly dried up two months ago and we think we found the reason: a grumpy four-star review was promoted by Airbnb to stay at the first spot of those prospective guests would see, and another one at third. Odd, since we'd had only five four-star reviews of 130+ over three years (4.93 avg). Suggests a serious problem with their "relevance" algorithm. Ironically, it can bite their highest-rated hosts in the ass, which surely isn't what they intended!
Thank you for your reply.