The big question is: are you getting the nightly rate and occupancy rate by knowing the market or from a computer algorithm?

This is especially useful when trying to drive campaigns for either PPC, or Lead Gen.Additionally, if your goal is to generate leads, simple PPC campaigns are typically woefully inefficient, as the algorithms are not being optimized for conversions.

I do a far better job by following my market on Zillow, on a weekly/bi-weekly basis, then any algorithm can.

@John LaVecchia, there is another tool other than Airdna, it’s called mashvisor .. both these tools are AI based algorithms and they predict and forecast , there is a rentalizer tool in airdna and it allows you to put in a address and it predicts numbers based on what adjacent properties ( or itself ) is earning in revenue

Not only does the Airbnb algorithm push you down, people (including me) can filter by rating, too.

A lender might be able to tell you what the property is worth based on their formulas and algorithms, but if they haven't seen the property in person, I wouldn't always take their word for it.That's where a good agent comes in.

The global algorithm is way too complicated.

If you work hard on your site, build backlinks, engage in regular "social signals", keep your site up-to-date with fresh content, you will climb.Although Google does change its algorithm overtime, the trend has been to make "technicalities" less relevant.  

I'm working on the base algorithms and all the code is just a proof of concept.

Helps to take that into account.I only opened for biz this past January, which went well, but the (Evolvevacationrental.com) algorithm kept my rate lower than I'd like because I was newly listed and had no reviews.