What you'll learn:
- Kick-start renting on Airbnb in the most efficient way
- Optimize Airbnb business using the best practices
- Avoid critical mistakes which can be detrimental for Airbnb renting
- Become the best Airbnb renting option in town
- Make the most money out of the local Airbnb market
- Automate Airbnb renting to generate passive income
Join the Bestseller course about Airbnb on Udemy!
Do you plan to start renting a unit on Airbnb? Or are you already a host but feel like your competitors are doing better than you, and that you can improve and earn much more? If yes, then this course is for you. You will learn how to become the best Airbnb option in your area. This course will teach you how to generate the maximum amount of money that your unit can bring in - in other words, how to make the most out of your local Airbnb renting market. Also, it will prevent you from doing mistakes that can lead to bad reviews, and consequently have a negative impact on your renting business. This course provides practical knowledge that you will be able to use to generate a good income by renting your space on Airbnb in the most efficient way.
I have several listings on Airbnb and all of them are the most profitable in their cities, meaning that they attract guests first, before my competitors, and therefore generate the most money. I always used the same techniques to publish and kick-start my new units on Airbnb that I explain in this course and it worked every time. But as Airbnb is growing around the world, more and more hosts are proposing homes to rent, and there is more and more competition. That's why it's even more important to stand out and become the best Airbnb option in your area and consolidate your position as such.
In this course I give out all my knowledge and experience that I accumulated over 6+ years of successful Airbnb renting of various units in different cities.
Want a funfact? There is a host renting a similar flat to mine on Airbnb in the SAMEbuilding as one of my listings. But their "Location" ratingis 3/5, while mine varies between 4,5/5 and 5/5. That says a lot about how guests can have a negative perception of everything if their overall experience is bad. The location is absolutelythe same! So Airbnb guests rate my competitor's location down along with the other criteria because they generally have a bad experience with him. It's pretty interesting...
The knowledge inside this course will save you months or even years of trial and error.
