Lesson 5 · Listings, materials, and p2d

Upload once, inherit everywhere — and let p2d write the words.

What you'll do

Build a listing's material kit so every open house and every visitor packet assembles itself — and use p2d, ohm's sibling product, to write the description.

The materials that power the packet

Each listing page holds four kinds of material:

  1. Photos — upload a set, order them, pick the cover. The cover greets visitors on the kiosk; the set headlines the packet.
  2. Description — the prose about the home. English and Chinese versions can each be stored; visitors see the one matching their chosen language.
  3. Links — Matterport / 3D tour, video.
  4. Agent card — your name, DRE, phone, email ride along automatically from settings.

Tap save materials and you're done. Every packet — the landing page a scanner sees, the email, the text — is assembled from these. Change a photo on Tuesday; Saturday's open house sends the new one. Nothing to re-do per event.

See it as visitors will: the packet landing page is the same page the email's "view online" opens. One design, everywhere.

Writing the description: this is a p2d job

ohm measures; p2d writes. p2d — Sum28's other product, at p2dapp.sum28.com — turns your listing photos into checked, publish-ready copy:

  1. Sign in to p2d with the same Sum28 account.
  2. Feed it the MLS number and your photo set.
  3. Confirm what it found in the photos — every claim traces to a pixel.
  4. Take the marketing description (and the MLS remarks, headline, social caption, and email while you're there).
  5. Paste the description into your ohm listing and save materials.

Now the words in your packet are held to the same standard as the numbers in your report: nothing claimed that can't be shown. A tighter in-app connection between the two products is on the roadmap; the account is already one.

New to p2d? Its own quick start takes about ten minutes and ends with real copy for a real listing.

The compounding effect

By your third weekend on a listing, notice what you're not doing:

  • Not re-uploading photos. Not re-writing descriptions. Not re-printing generic sign-in sheets.
  • Each event: create, pick listing, pick time — the kit builds itself.
  • Each report: one more data point on the trend line, one more week of showing your work.

That's the shape of ohm: front-load five minutes once, then every open house is push-button.

Course complete. Keep the FAQ handy — it answers the questions visitors and sellers will ask you.