Guide

Get your Airbnb found on Google.

How travelers search, why your listing alone is not enough, and 6 practical actions to attract more visitors.

How travelers search for a stay

Before booking, many travelers use Google with very specific searches:

For these searches, Google shows the big platforms and comparison sites, but also independent property websites. Every well-built website is one more way in to your place.

Why your listing alone is not enough

Your listing lives on Airbnb, among thousands of others. On Google, it is usually an Airbnb results page that shows up, not your listing specifically. And you control neither its Google title, nor its address, nor how it is presented.

A dedicated website changes that: a whole page about your place, fully under your control.

6 actions to get found

  1. 1

    Pick a clear domain name

    Your property name, or your city plus your main highlight: for example penthouse-nice.com. Short, easy to say, no numbers. Need ideas? Try our name generator.

  2. 2

    Write a specific Google title

    Property type, highlight and city, under 60 characters. For example: “Sea view apartment in Nice with terrace and parking”.

  3. 3

    Add context to your description

    Mention your neighborhood and nearby beaches, stations, slopes or landmarks. Every place you mention is one more search your website can appear in.

  4. 4

    Take care of your photos

    Sharp, lightweight photos that load fast on mobile. A slow website loses visitors and ranks worse on Google.

  5. 5

    Share your link everywhere

    Instagram, Facebook, your email signature, the local tourism office, partner shops, a QR code in your place: every link and every visit counts.

  6. 6

    Track your analytics

    See where your visitors come from and which channels work, then focus your efforts there.

Mistakes to avoid

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