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None of the 23 photos have captions, leaving every image as unused selling space, while the title buries the property's strongest hook — walking distance to Walmart's new Home Office campus.
PHOTO #1 · COVER · KEEPNot scored: The nightly rate, cleaning fee, and total price for a short stay weren't available, so fee presentation and rate positioning can't be assessed.
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Captions are free space to answer objections and sell benefits (walk to Walmart HQ, bike trail access, fenced yard) right where a guest is already looking. Leaving all 23 blank means the gallery sells only what's visible, not what it means for the guest's trip.
See the fixThe title is the primary scannable text in search results; "8th St" means nothing to a guest unfamiliar with Bentonville, while "Walmart Home Office" is a proven high-intent search term for this market's business travelers.
See the fixIncomplete fields hide the listing from filtered search and leave guests guessing — every unfilled surface is a conversion leak Airbnb's own Quality signal counts against you.
See the fixA good audit shows you what to preserve, too.
You’re 15 points from A‑ territory (86+). About 13.8 of those points are recoverable through the findings below, in 3 dimensions; the remaining 1.2 sit in dimensions scoring below A− with no single fix to name.
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6 findings in this report. Review the evidence, make the edit in your Airbnb editor, then mark it applied.
Captions are free space to answer objections and sell benefits (walk to Walmart HQ, bike trail access, fenced yard) right where a guest is already looking. Leaving all 23 blank means the gallery sells only what's visible, not what it means for the guest's trip.
Add a caption to each photo in Listing editor → Photo tour → select the photo → caption. Example for #1 (living room): "Bright open living space with smart TV — walk to Walmart Home Office or unwind after a day on the Razorback Greenway." Example for #21 (backyard): "Fully fenced backyard — plenty of room for pets and morning coffee." Keep every caption well under 250 characters.
The title "Modern House w/ Backyard Near 8th St" is 36 characters, leaving the available character budget unused, and leads with a generic descriptor ("Modern House") rather than the standout business-traveler hook the description itself leads with (walking distance to the new Walmart Home Office).
A verdict for every one of your 23 photos, in the running order we recommend. Original photo numbers stay fixed — use the pictures, not the numbers, when you rearrange in Airbnb.
Keep 19, cut 4. 13 captions to paste (Listing editor → Photo tour → select the photo).
Strong wide shot of the open living room flowing into the kitchen — good cover.
Visual description (accessibility field, paste as-is): “A living room with a gray sofa, two orange leather armchairs, a round coffee table and a TV console, opening into a kitchen.”
Different angle showing the dining nook and kitchen beyond adds layout information the cover doesn't.
Different corner of the living room showing the front door and second TV setup.
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Public replies for your most recent reviews — reviews already showing your response are left out, so skip any you've answered since this was read. Replying publicly is a signal future guests read.
Every recent review we read already shows your public response.
What this report is based on, what could not be checked, and how the grade is calculated.
Everything publicly visible on the listing when it was captured.
Where a number couldn’t be verified, this report says so rather than estimating it.
Counted mechanically against the capture — identical run to run, so it’s the most directly comparable number when you re-grade. 8 of 10 fields filled in.
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Couldn’t check this time (not counted against you): Check-in and checkout times.
The title is the primary scannable text in search results; "8th St" means nothing to a guest unfamiliar with Bentonville, while "Walmart Home Office" is a proven high-intent search term for this market's business travelers.
Change the title in Listing editor → Title to: “Cozy Home, Walking Distance to Walmart HQ” — leads with the two strongest, most specific draws already proven out in the description.
Title updated to your copy pack’s final wording, with alternates in the copy pack.
The first line is what most guests read before expanding the description; opening with a freeway exit is a location detail, not a hook, and delays the walk-to-Walmart-HQ and bike-trail selling points that appear later.
Open the description with: "Steps from the Walmart Home Office campus and the Arkansas-Missouri bike trailhead, this newly remodeled one-bedroom home is a comfortable base for business trips or a Bentonville getaway." Move the freeway-exit detail lower, near the driving distances list.
Partial data: Instant Book status and the minimum-night setting were not visible in the check we ran, so we can't assess those two ranking-relevant settings.
The listing declares 54 amenities including self check-in, dedicated workspace, dishwasher, and free parking, but does not declare EV charging, crib (a Pack 'n play is only mentioned as "available upon request" in the text, not ticked as a Crib amenity), or a dedicated "Free parking" for larger vehicles beyond the two listed parking types.
Not declared: crib — if the property truly keeps one on hand as the description states, ticking the Crib amenity would add this listing to the filtered search families use for baby gear, which the description already targets with "Pack-n-play... available upon request" and "Children's dinnerware".
In Listing editor → Amenities, check the family/accessibility section for a Crib listing if a pack-n-play is genuinely kept on the property, since the description already promises it.
A location subscore trailing the others by 0.1-0.15 points, even at a high absolute level, signals a recurring minor friction point for guests versus the rest of the stay experience — worth tracking since location is also a named Airbnb ranking factor.
Watch upcoming reviews for any recurring location complaint (noise, distance, parking); none of the 12 most recent reviews mention a location issue, so no copy change is needed yet — just monitor the subscore each quarter.
Not scored: The nightly rate, cleaning fee, and total price for a short stay weren't available, so fee presentation and rate positioning can't be assessed.
Incomplete fields hide the listing from filtered search and leave guests guessing — every unfilled surface is a conversion leak Airbnb's own Quality signal counts against you.
Fill it in: Listing editor → House rules (checkout tasks: Listing editor → Arrival guide → Check-out instructions)
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Useful transition shot showing how the sitting area opens straight into the kitchen.
Clear close-up proving the TV and media console.
Wide kitchen shot with the island and seating, proving the kitchen and dining flow.
Visual description (accessibility field, paste as-is): “A kitchen with a dark wood island, black bar stools, stainless steel refrigerator and range.”
Alternate kitchen angle shows the fridge, sliding door and layout not visible in the other kitchen shot.
Visual description (accessibility field, paste as-is): “A kitchen with white cabinets, herringbone tile backsplash, stainless fridge and a sliding glass door.”
Full kitchen close-up showing counters, cabinets, and appliances clearly.
Visual description (accessibility field, paste as-is): “A kitchen counter with granite countertops, a stainless range, spice rack and knife block against tile backsplash.”
Close-up proving the stove and range hood, a distinct detail from the wider shots.
Shows the sink and open shelving, a different corner of the kitchen than the other close-ups.
Visual description (accessibility field, paste as-is): “A kitchen sink with a black faucet under a window, next to a coffee maker and glassware.”
Shows the dining table next to the island with the built-in microwave — proves the dining setup.
Visual description (accessibility field, paste as-is): “A kitchen island with a built-in microwave, with a dining table and living room visible behind it.”
Close-up of the dining chairs and table, a distinct detail shot of the seating.
Bright wide bedroom shot showing the bed, windows, and a reading chair.
Visual description (accessibility field, paste as-is): “A bedroom with a queen bed, two windows, a ceiling fan and an armchair in the corner.”
Shows the dresser and mirror, proving the clothing storage the listing declares.
Visual description (accessibility field, paste as-is): “A white and wood dresser with a round mirror above it, beside a bed.”
Shows a reading chair and ottoman corner of the bedroom not visible in the other shots.
Visual description (accessibility field, paste as-is): “A bedroom with a bed, two windows, an armchair and ottoman, and a closet door.”
Only bathroom photo, clearly showing the tub/shower and vanity.
Visual description (accessibility field, paste as-is): “A bathroom with a granite-top vanity, oval mirror, toilet and a patterned shower curtain.”
Only photo of the backyard, proving the fenced yard the listing advertises.
Visual description (accessibility field, paste as-is): “A backyard with a large grass lawn, mature trees and a fenced perimeter behind the house.”
Only photo proving the in-unit washer and dryer the listing declares.
Visual description (accessibility field, paste as-is): “A laundry closet with a washer, dryer and overhead cabinet storage.”
Only exterior front/porch photo, useful for arrival and self check-in orientation.
Visual description (accessibility field, paste as-is): “A wood-sided front porch with two woven chairs, a small table and the entry door.”
Duplicates the stove/backsplash close-up already kept.
Repeats the same dining-and-island wide view already kept.
Another angle of the same bed and dresser adds nothing beyond #17.
Tighter crop of the same bed already shown in the wide bedroom shot, no new detail.
Shots your gallery may be missing — only add what is true of the property:
23 photos, numbered as captured. Every photo number in this report points at this order.
Leads with the fully fenced yard instead of the business-travel angle.
Leads with downtown Bentonville Square and the bike trailhead the description names.
Your original with the report's copy fixes applied and guest praise woven in. Paste once at: Listing editor → Description → Listing description
Drafts are written only for sections your listing leaves empty.
Counted from your recent reviews — guests telling you what they book for. Already woven into the rewritten description.
The pack above is built from what your public listing shows. If there’s more — what guests always love, what’s nearby, what you’d tell a friend about the place — add it here and we’ll rebuild the pack with it woven in. Facts only; we’ll attribute anything we can’t verify.
Copying a draft does not mark it applied or publish it anywhere. Photo captions live in the Photos & order section, beside their photos.
Couldn’t check this time (not counted against you): Check-in and checkout times.
One weighted scale, applied the same way to every listing.
| Dimension | Weight | Score |
|---|---|---|
| Visual Impact | 25% | 60 |
| Conversion Copy | 20% | 66 |
| Discoverability | 20% | 76 |
| Trust & Social Proof | 12% | 86 |
| Friction & Accuracy | 8% | Not scored |
| Completeness & Coverage | 15% | 80 |
| Weighted overall | 92% scored | 71 / 100 · C+ |
Your cover photo and gallery — the first thing every guest judges, and 25% of the grade.
Title and description: whether your words sell the stay or bury it.
Amenities, filters, and the signals Airbnb's search actually ranks on — every unticked amenity hides you from that filtered search.
The proof guests check before booking: your rating, review scores, badges, how fast you respond, and what recent guests actually wrote.
Anything that makes booking feel risky: rules overload, unclear check-in, or gaps between what's promised and what guests report.
Whether every field a guest reads is actually filled in — sections, photos, captions, amenities, policies. Counted mechanically, so it's identical run to run.
This is GradeYourListing’s merchandising rubric — informed by the factors Airbnb has published and by what makes a guest book. It does not reproduce Airbnb’s search algorithm or estimate revenue. Unscored dimensions are excluded and the remaining weights renormalized.