Start with clear photos
Listings with clear, well-lit, recent photos consistently get more attention than those without. Use a mix of shots so visitors get an accurate sense of what to expect, and keep your photo set current — swap out anything that no longer reflects how you look or present yourself.
Write a description people can act on
A good description answers the questions a visitor actually has: what services you offer, what areas you cover, and anything they should know before reaching out. Skip vague language and get specific — specificity is what turns a browse into a booking.
Keep rates and availability current
Out-of-date rates or availability are the fastest way to lose a booking. Whenever your pricing or working hours change, update your listing right away. Providers who keep this information current tend to see steadier booking activity, since visitors can trust what they see is accurate.
Review before you publish
Before you publish, read your listing the way a visitor would. Check that your photos, description, rates, and availability all line up, then publish. You can always come back and refine it — a listing doesn't need to be perfect to go live, but it does need to be accurate.
