If you only do one thing today, do this. Go to the Start Here category and introduce yourself. Tell us where your property is, or if you are still planning. Share one challenge you are facing right now. Keep it simple. One paragraph is enough. That is step one. Step two, after you post, comment on one other introduction and offer one helpful thought or question. That is it. You do not need to read everything. You do not need to understand the whole room. You just need to show up once. Momentum starts small.

This is my first Live, bear with me! Here's a quick overview of the Listing Clarity Lab Founder's edition!

I am changing the discussion to tomorrow at 12:30 EST. I apologize for the last minute but this is an opportunity to talk about what the Listing Clarity Lab will include. In the meantime, if you are curious, here’s the link to the information: https://docs.google.com/document/d/13tKZmss3-tWkoexehvS-iZlppXcqrkvPYe3kYfc58lw/view

How often do you deal with: - Guests who clearly didn't read your listing - Questions you've already answered - People booking who aren't a good fit Your listing should filter these problems out BEFORE they happen. I'm building a system to fix that. Curious: What's your biggest listing-related frustration?

I’ve been experimenting more and more with AI in my hosting workflow lately. Not in a “replace the human side of hosting” way — but in a reduce repetitive work kind of way. A few things I’ve been testing it for: • drafting guest messages • helping write or refine listing descriptions • brainstorming amenities or guest experience ideas • organizing systems and checklists • creating templates so I’m not rewriting the same thing again and again For me, the goal isn’t automation for the sake of automation. It’s buying back time so hosting doesn’t feel like a second job. I’m still figuring out where AI genuinely helps… and where it just adds complexity. Question: Is anyone here using AI in their hosting yet? If yes, what are you using it for?