Airbnb Setup & Optimisation Course
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Action: Booking.com - Your profile and Description

Listing Setup: Booking.com - Setup

In short

Setting up your Booking.com profile means entering your business name, choosing a profile type and adding your description across the property, company and neighbourhood sections. A company profile tends to display with clearer headings than a host profile. Longer descriptions from OwnerRez usually need to be split between sections without duplication, and a logo suits Booking.com's more professional audience.

What this lesson covers

  • What You're Doing in This Lesson
  • Before You Start
  • Company Profile or Host Profile?
  • Choosing Where to Split
  • The Steps in Five Parts
  • Part 1: Set up the profile (steps 1 to 5)
  • Part 2: Copy the master description from OwnerRez (steps 6 to 14)
  • Part 3: Paste and find the overflow (steps 15 to 25)
  • Part 4: Move the host story (steps 26 to 32)
  • Part 5: Add your image and save (steps 33 to 36)
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The full lesson is for clients

Clients get every step, the live walkthrough videos and our exact settings and templates from Skye’s Beach House.

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Questions people ask

Should I use a company or host profile on Booking.com?

Many hosts choose a company profile because it displays with clearer headings and looks more professional to Booking.com's hotel-minded guests.

What if my description is too long for Booking.com?

Split it across the available sections, such as continuing in the neighbourhood section, without repeating content.

Should I use a photo or logo for my Booking.com profile?

A logo often fits better, because Booking.com guests respond more to professionalism than personal profiles.

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