Use tools like:Airbnb Analytics: Monitor impressions, clicks, and overall CTR.IntelliHost: Analyze your listing for category placement and CTR improvements.RankBreeze: Track your listing's performance and ranking changes.You can also A/B test your photos by rotating lead images or running Meta Ads (Facebook/Instagram) or Google Ads to measure which photo drives the most engagement.The Airbnb algorithm is continuously evolving and every host should pay attention as new features are rolled out. 

Because of that I decided to exit the market as a co-host. 

Hi Ryan --- I am a co-host in Dallas, TX and use MTR strategy to maximize revenue for me and other investors.

We host a lot of networking events and other groups as well such as the multi family club and the cash flow group.

Short term rentals are legal when the host is living in the same apartment as the guests and there are no more than 2 guests staying with the host."

You can Host Finacial revenue tool to get an average of the income.

I'm a 20x AirBnb superhost who realized I have more productive uses of my time than hosting directly.

You might find it useful to attend a meetup or two just to learn how other folks got their start into the industry :) I host a small/intimate meetup once a month in LIC, check it out here: https://www.biggerpockets.com/forums/521/topics/1214850-meet...

I also own a short-term rental co-hosting company.

I guess that you could call me a 'professional host'.