Airbnb Hosts: Don't Make This Mistake When Onboarding a New Listing
Summary
Richard Fertig discusses the importance of thoroughly setting up an Airbnb listing, even after the initial onboarding process seems complete. He emphasizes logging in multiple times over several days and refining the listing to include fees and service charges. He also recommends previewing your listing as a guest to see it from their perspective.
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