Wishlisting worked great when used as title of wishlist = seo query, like "entire room in philadelphia" or "private house new york", targetted language wise does wonders. Or did because i no longer know how to add multiple properties on different wishlists ie same property on more than one wishlist, without using or asking someone to wishlist the property for us.

I used to have the ugliest Low grain pic but one outstanding quality- it was a collage and so tiny that somehow People wanted to click it. I think airbnb took notice and in the end, forbade collage as Main pic at some point in the rules. But I found a hack about it and come to think of it, that was the time my listing performed best, despite doing "everything wrong" (or much wrong that I since avoided but still get less views than before)🤔 My point being you can maybe make sure your picture is very clickable with intent of curiosity- this came "by design" in the case of the small collage miniature in case of my observation. Also Sean mentioned it in his records - to keep the picture interesting and clickable by for example leaving some small but visible object on the table or in the background of the main pic for the listing so people go like hey what's that *click* :)