Make Love To Airbnb

You cannot generate income if you don’t show love to Airbnb. You make love to Airbnb by the speed with which guests reserve your place. Your occupancy is high. And guests love your place. This means Airbnb loves you – they make money. What happens when you make them money? They show you love; they list you high when guests search for you.

How To Fix The No 1 Airbnb Occupancy Dilemma For New Hosts

By Johan Horak in Articles with 0 Comments

Why Does The Success Measure Of Airbnb Occupancy Create Such A Dilemma For Owners? I see they define dilemma as .. a situation in which a difficult choice has to be made between two or more alternatives, especially ones that are equally undesirable. I suppose a dilemma is a tough choice between two or more […]

Airbnb Management in Simon’s Town: Why the Top Properties Earn More Than Double the Average

The gap between a well-managed Simonstown home and an average one is wider than most owners realise — and it has very little to do with location. Airbnb Management in Simon’s Town: Simon’s Town has around 270 active short-term rental listings. The median property sits at 41% occupancy. The top 10% of properties achieve 78% […]
Why We Stopped Calling It Management

For owners of exceptional homes, the distinction between management and stewardship eventually matters more than anything else Most property owners start their search the same way: looking for someone to manage their home. It’s a sensible word. It suggests competence, oversight, responsiveness — all the things you’d want from a professional service. And for many […]
Planning a 1–3 Month Stay in Cape Town: What Most Visitors Get Wrong

Cape Town is an easy city to fall in love with — and a surprisingly easy city to misjudge. Every year, visitors arrive intending to stay for “a few weeks” and quietly extend to two or three months. Others plan a long stay with confidence, only to discover that what works for a holiday weekend […]
Airbnb, Housing, and Cape Town: Finding the Signal Between the Noise

A data-led look at housing pressure, semigration, tourism, and why simple villains don’t solve complex cities Cape Town currently has approximately 23,564 to 26,870 Airbnb listings, depending on data source and season. That figure often anchors public debate — but on its own, it explains very little. To understand Airbnb’s role in Cape Town, we […]

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How To Fix The No 1 Airbnb Occupancy Dilemma For New Hosts

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