1. Choose an image that is clear and easy to see

Choose an image that is clear and easy to see. Make sure you don't use a blurry, dark or bright photo. Your host listing should be able to be seen clearly by your potential guests from any angle. In addition, make sure your images are not too small or too big since this can affect their visibility as well.

2. Upload your profile photo

• Make sure the photo is clear and easy to see.
• Upload a photo that is at least 400x400 pixels.
• Upload a photo that is at least 100kb in size.
• Upload a photo that is at least 100px in width (height if you’re using landscape orientation).

3. Write a detailed description about yourself and your home

• Write a detailed description about yourself and your home.
• Include details about the location of your property, including the city and state where it is located.
• Include details about the amenities of your property, such as a pool or hot tub (if applicable). This information will be helpful to guests who need access to these amenities while they are staying at your home.
• Include details about the neighbourhood where your property is located, especially if it's an urban area with lots of restaurants and bars nearby.

4. Include details about the location of your property

• Include details about the location of your property, including the city and state where it is located.
• Include a map of the property, if you have one available.
• Include a link to the property's website and social media accounts on those platforms where appropriate. If you don't already have a website or social media accounts for your listing, make sure to create them before posting!
• Finally, be sure to mention that this property is listed on Airbnb by including an official link to its listing (e.g., https://www.airbnb.com/rooms/13663830).

5.Make sure your contact information is up-to-date and accurate.

Make sure your contact information is up-to-date and accurate. Include your phone number, email address, social media profiles and airbnb host profile URL.

6. Choose the right pricing strategy for your listing.

• Choose the right pricing strategy for your listing based on the location of your property.
• Choose the right pricing strategy for your listing based on the type of property you are renting.

7. Choose the right amenities for your listing.

• Choose the right amenities for your listing. The best way to choose a set of amenities is to consider what is appropriate, unique, and relevant to each piece of property you are hosting. Ask yourself:

• * Is this item available at my property?
• * Does this item fit with the area where I live? (If you're in Yosemite National Park and have a hot tub, it's probably not as important as having high speed internet access.)
• * Will this make my guests' experiences better than they would be without it? 
• For example, if it's wintertime and there's nothing but snow on your property but you still have a great view from an outdoor balcony then maybe having an indoor fireplace might be more valuable than having satellite television service available at all times in every room. If you're renting out an extra bedroom in your home during peak tourist season then providing towels and linens might be more useful than providing toilet paper or soap dispensers throughout the house since most visitors don't bring their own supplies with them when traveling outside their own home country/state/province etcetera .

8. A home that makes the guest feel welcome

Your home is a place where you want to feel safe and comfortable, but your guests will also want to feel like they are at home. They should be able to relax and unwind after a long day of work, sightseeing or exploring the city. The first step in achieving this is making sure your house has the right atmosphere for it. 

You should be able to create an inviting atmosphere by choosing decorations that match your personality and style but also reflect what most people would consider “homey” — soft lighting, pleasant smells (like candles), nice fabrics (curtains/rugs/chairs), artwork on display and tasteful music playing in the background will all help create an at-home feeling for guests.

If your Airbnb hosts are active on social media platforms like Facebook or Instagram I recommend posting regular updates about how amazing their new home looks with all these stunning decorating choices! This will show future airbnb users what kind of host experience they can expect from you when checking into their next trip away from home.

9. A high-quality listing

A high-quality listing is one that is well-maintained, clean, and comfortable. It also has a good location, is well-priced, and has good reviews. A high-quality listing also has a good online presence.

10. Great photos

Your photos are the first thing that most potential guests will see, so it’s important to make sure they are clear and high quality. You can have a professional photographer take the photos for your listing, but if you don’t have access to one of those resources, hiring someone skilled with a camera will also do the trick. Either way, make sure that your photos are updated regularly — as often as once per week if possible — and make sure they tell a cohesive story about your space or home.

Your photos should be consistent with both the description of what you offer on Airbnb (in other words: check out our online reviews) and with each other; this means no shots from different eras in history or ones where someone is standing awkwardly near them. It should also cost customers around $100 USD per night depending on location and seasonality (in NYC).

11. Accurate descriptions

The quality of your listing can be the deciding factor in whether or not people choose to stay at your property. Describing your property accurately is key, as well as including all the details about the property that would be important to prospective guests.

You should include information about:

• The neighbourhood (if it's safe)
• The host (if they live on site)
• Any pets that might be present on site
• Any children who might be present on site

12. An online presence beyond Airbnb

You might have an extensive presence on Airbnb, but if you don't have a portfolio of properties listed across the web, it's likely that prospective guests will never find you. Make sure you're using all the tools available to you:

• Add your listing to Google My Business so people can search for your property on Google Maps (and in turn find your site).
• Add a link to Facebook so people can share it with their friends and family.
• List yourself on Yelp and TripAdvisor so locals can rate you as well as write reviews of their stay at your place. While these sites aren't as necessary for guest relations, they do help get the word out about what kind of hostelry experience awaits those who visit Los Angeles!

13. A sense of community with other hosts and guests in your area

Having a sense of community with other hosts and guests is one of the most rewarding aspects of hosting. You can share tips and advice, help each other out, make friends who have similar interests—there’s so much potential there! The best part is that this happens organically—you don’t have to go out of your way to create it. Just be open!

Follow these tips to be an airbnb superhost

Being a good host is about more than just being friendly and welcoming. It’s also about being responsive to your guests, being a good communicator, and listening carefully to their needs. You should be able to solve problems quickly and easily because a happy guest will tell others about their positive experience with your property. You should also be willing to help out when you can by giving advice on local attractions or transportation options—and don’t forget that even if something isn’t within your control (like an elevator breaking down), having the right attitude can go a long way in assuaging any concerns that arise from any situation as well!

A super host is someone who makes an effort to be a great host, both in their listing and as an Airbnb guest.

There's no official certification system for becoming an airbnb super host so it all comes down to how you treat other hosts and guests.

To succeed as an Airbnb Super Host:

• Be prepared with everything you need before your guests arrive (e.g., towels, toilet paper).
• Respond promptly to messages from your guests about check-in and arrival times. Don't be late!
• Offer suggestions for places worth visiting in the area when they ask where to go sightseeing or eat out at restaurants nearby during their stay at your place!

Conclusion

The tips we've covered here are just the beginning of what it takes to be an airbnb superhost. You need to provide a great experience for your guests, and that means more than just providing a clean place to sleep. You also need to be available when they need help with something or want some local recommendations on where to go next! The key is making sure that you have all of this information ready before someone even thinks about booking with you--so if you haven't already done so, now might be time start working on those details today!