Spend just ten minutes today enhancing your property’s allure. Here’s the task: 1. Copy the first two lines of your property description into a note. 2. Ask yourself: Could a stranger, relying solely on those lines, distinguish your property from another just down the street? 🤔 If the answer is no, try swapping out an adjective for a specific fact—perhaps mention the bed size, the distance to a nearby attraction, or the number of seats at the dining table. I’d love to see your descriptions transform from generic to distinctive! Share your before-and-after transformations in the comments. Let’s craft descriptions that stand out and catch the discerning eye. 📋✨

What did the editor flag, or what are you unsure about moving? Post the rule as you have it now. I'll tell you which list it belongs on: house rule, checkout request, or something to design into the property instead.

This week, we’re pairing a simple rule with a design-driven solution. Consider a checkout request and match it with a visual or intuitive counterpart. Like having labeled bins with bags in them for sorting the trash, placing a basket by the bathroom door for towels, or a card by the thermostat to remind guests to turn the AC off. That’s Rules Made Followable — making it the easiest choice in the room for our guests. Which request did you pair this week? Share your creative solutions below — I'd love to hear how you're making systems smoother for your guests! 😊

Lots of new faces this week, so welcome. To make sure what I post here is useful, I’d like to know where your time actually goes. Pick one, then tell me in the comments what happened the last time it ate your evening 👇

In Listing Clarity Lab and Guest Messaging Assistant, I developed GPTs to help with the process. If you follow the AI world, you may be aware that custom GPTs will no longer be supported. As I am migrating these tools to new platforms, I am picking your brain to determine where to concentrate my efforts. If you use AI in your hosting, please tell me which platform you use, how you use it and where would you like to use it more.