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Get actionable advice and the essential fundamentals of running a profitable 5-star Airbnb side-hustle or full on business. Annette’s extensive background in business operations and Sarah’s experience in high-end hospitality management and interior design make them a powerhouse duo that will deliver high impact content. With almost a decade of combined hosting experience they will not only share their own stories welcoming thousands of guests from around the world but also those of other Superhosts to deliver you a wide array of stories, insights, and profitable and creative ideas to make your listing rise to the top. Whether you’re experienced, new, or nervous to start your own Airbnb this podcast promises to be informative, fun, and from the heart.
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Booking probability
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Signup to Generate a PitchGet actionable advice and the essential fundamentals of running a profitable 5-star Airbnb side-hustle or full on business. Annette’s extensive background in business operations and Sarah’s experience in high-end hospitality management and interior design make them a powerhouse duo that will deliver high impact content.
Recent episodes include "575. Superhost Is Dead, Do This Instead" (29 October 2026, 13 minutes), "574. 6 Ways to Never Get Guest Complaints and Earn 5 Stars" (22 October 2026, 20 minutes), and "573. Is The Airbnb Market Collapsing In 2026?" (15 October 2026, 11 minutes).
Thanks For Visiting publishes roughly weekly, with episodes averaging 24 minutes.
Booking probability for Thanks For Visiting is 38%, and the host is rated Selective on guests. Thanks For Visiting requires a Pod Score of 80 or higher. Thanks For Visiting's contact route on record: verified email.
The strongest fits for Thanks For Visiting are Hotels & Lodging. Thanks For Visiting has a business audience and around 37,000 subscribers on YouTube.
Thanks For Visiting is a business podcast.
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Episode #575
If you are an Airbnb host, you have probably heard that earning Superhost status is one of the most important things you can do. And it still matters. But when roughly a third of U.S. hosts have the badge, Superhost...
A bad review can feel personal, but defensiveness will not help you become a top-earning host. Prevention will. In this episode, Sarah and Annette break down six simple, fixable ways to prevent guest complaints before...
Episode #573
If you have spent any time online lately, you have probably seen the headlines: rising costs, oversaturation, local bans, squatters, cleaning fees, strict house rules, and guests saying they are done with Airbnb. But...
Episode #572
Most hosts think they are renting out a room, a house, or a place to sleep for the night. But airlines used to think the same way about a seat. Then they reimagined the flight experience. They built loyalty programs...
When an Airbnb is not getting booked, most hosts blame the price, the market, or oversaturation. But the real reason is often hiding in four places you can actually control: your listing, your data, your calendar, and...
Shannon Leyh has been in the Thanks for Visiting world for years, but her hosting business looks very different today than it did when she first came on the podcast. Shannon lives in Ohio and owns an out-of-state...
Sarah and Annette have generated $5 million through Airbnb hosting, but not because everything went perfectly. That number came from more than a decade of building, making mistakes, fixing systems, managing guests...
Most hosts looking to grow their short-term rental portfolio start in the same place: Zillow, public listings, and whatever properties everyone else can already see. But the best opportunities often never make it that...
Episode #565
Most Airbnb hosts plan for the obvious costs: the mortgage, furnishings, cleaning fees, and maybe a few supplies. But the expenses that hurt the most are usually the ones no one planned for. In this episode, Sarah and...
Gale Golden did not start with a perfect short-term rental strategy. She started with a family ski house in the Adirondacks, a property that sat empty for years, and a decision: rent it or sell it. In this episode...
Episode #563
Steve Marquis did not stumble into short-term rental success. Before buying his first Gulf Shores property, he was running seven or eight pro formas a day, studying markets, comparing opportunities, and trying to find...
Episode #562
Kim Kelley did not buy her Annapolis home with an Airbnb business plan. She bought it so her family could be close to their daughter, Lizzie, while she attended the United States Naval Academy and played varsity...
You do not need to buy another property to build a six-figure Airbnb business. In this episode, Sarah and Annette break down the path they would take if they were starting with one property in 2026 and wanted to make...
You do not need to buy another property to build a six-figure Airbnb business. In this episode, Sarah and Annette break down the path they would take if they were starting with one property in 2026 and wanted to make...
Short-term rentals are not passive income. They take work, systems, pricing strategy, guest experience, and real operational discipline. But that work is also what creates the opportunity. In this episode, Sarah and...
Short-term rentals are not passive income. They take work, systems, pricing strategy, guest experience, and real operational discipline. But that work is also what creates the opportunity. In this episode, Sarah and...
Episode #559
Your Airbnb payout hitting your bank account is not the same thing as knowing your business is profitable. In this episode, Sarah and Annette walk through the monthly payout routine they use to track revenue, catch...
Episode #558
Your Airbnb might be beautiful, but that does not mean guests are going to book it. When hosts struggle to fill their calendars, they often blame demand, competition, or the Airbnb algorithm. But the real problem may be...
If you've ever blamed the Airbnb algorithm for slow bookings, this episode might completely change how you think about your listing. Sarah and Annette break down what the Airbnb algorithm is actually looking for—and why...
Most Airbnb hosts are leaving money on the table without realizing it. In this episode, Sarah and Annette break down four common guest requests that hotels routinely charge for but short-term rental hosts often provide...
Recent guests on Thanks For Visiting. Study who booked and why before you pitch.
former US Senator for Massachusetts and US Ambassador to New Zealand, Connie & Dick’s Auto Service Center
systems safety consultant turned healthcare reformer, Gies College of Business at the University of Illinois
Director of Short-Term Rental Safety and Certification Programs, Frontline Fellowship
CEO and founder, Mount
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