There are two new hacks that you can take advantage of in the winter release of the Airbnb

algorithms that will mean that you will get more visibility on the Airbnb search algorithm.

Now, if that means a lot of nothing to you, then let me just say one thing that'll make

it super simple. Try doing these things, moving forward on your Airbnb account if you want to

be seen more times. So the first thing is amenities. As you will have noticed with the new release,

from Airbnb over the course of 2022, they are adding more and more amenities and amenities of

those little tick boxes that you do when you log in on the back end. And the more that you can

tick, then the more potential visibility you can get. Now, I'm not saying go and tick all the

boxes if you don't offer those things, but you've got to make sure that you keep logging back in

because Airbnb are always changing them. They're always adding more and it's not just Airbnb,

you know, you've got to duplicate the same on Verbo as well as bookend.com or any OTA that you

listed on. But what they're also starting to do now is they're starting to change up the wave

that their search works. So in the past, Airbnb have based it off an interest-based algorithm.

And now what they're changing their model to more is they're really changing it up and their AI is

getting even more sophisticated. So what they want to do moving forward is they want to present the

best potential Airbnb listings to their guests. And what this will start to mean is that

in the search results, if you're ranking 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, those first 10, the ones

that they show, sometimes what it will actually present to you will be something that is catered

more to what your bookend history is. So if I'm from a guest point of view, and if my bookend

history has been where in the filters I've put down say maybe a kid's bed or a cat's bed,

and I've looked for pet-friendly options, the Airbnb will know, but based on my history,

when I'm searching for something, I am going to be more likely to stay with a property that is

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