Has anybody tried Anylistings SEO (https://anylistingseo.com/)?

So I am thinking my next move since I don't like how well the mail performed,  is to try SEO.

Hey everyone,I have been lurking around the BP forums for a while now (lurking as a non-member) and figured it was finally time to actually join & introduce myself.I’m Jeff, and I’ve been in the SEO trenches for over 15 years now.

I really want to combine both professions.

Protect conversion at every step.Use far-out dates to capture conversion efficiently, then re-price once booked.D) Remember what you're actually optimizing.You are not optimizing nightly rate.You are optimizing the flywheel: conversion → bookings → visibility → more bookings → the right to charge more.Closing: you have to convince the platformMost people think Airbnb "SEO" is photos, titles, and amenities.Those matter, but if you want the lever that moves the algorithm, it's pricing tied to performance.Airbnb is deciding where you belong based on whether you are likely to make Airbnb money while protecting trust.Here's the thing nobody tells you: you cannot just pick the price you want and expect the platform to comply.

I am sure you completed the SEO portion of his training.

Not sure if you have new SEO or Management  but the recent website facelift is plain and not an improvement from the  previous.

I am working on a product that will help small-medium size landlords launch and maintain Internet presence at a small monthly cost without spending big budget on custom development.It will include: SEO, custom domain, direct syncing with your property management software, syncing with QB. 

I can see how it would work with marketing SEO CRM though for sure. 

Great framing - and those three questions are a solid litmus test.I'll come at this from a different angle: I'm an SEO consultant who works with real estate professionals, so I'm essentially one of the vendors you're describing.