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Write a property listing kit
The description, a flyer and social captions, from the same facts.
Fill it in
Beds, baths, size, condition, and the one thing that sells it.
For the flyer.
What it is listed at.
Your prompt
Write a listing kit for this property. [the property] Price: [your price] Lead on the one thing that sells it and let everything else support that. Every listing says "charming" and "spacious", so those words carry no information; the south-facing garden, the walk to the station, or the fact that the kitchen was done last year do. Never describe something the photos contradict, and never use a superlative you cannot point at. A buyer who arrives expecting what the copy promised and finds something smaller does not negotiate, they leave. Three pieces from the same facts: the listing description, a one-page flyer, and three social captions of different lengths. Same claims in all three.
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Why this works
Every listing says charming and spacious, so those words carry no information. This leads on the one thing that actually sells the property, refuses superlatives it cannot point at, and keeps the same claims across the description, the flyer and the captions.