BISSMAN GROUP KELLER WILLIAMS ADVISORS

THE INTERN

Listing marketing material generator — fill in the listing, drop in photos, pick the deliverables.

Quick fill from a document

Drop in a feature sheet (handwritten "what's new" list), RPR or MLS report, marketing strategy doc, or floor plan image. AI reads it and pre-fills the form fields below. Review and edit before generating. Requires ANTHROPIC_API_KEY on the server.

Listing

Agent

Property details

Beds and baths show up on the brochure cover. Leave blank only if you want the brochure to show "— beds | — baths".

Property highlights

One feature per line. One source of truth — these drive the brochure's "Features & Updates" section, the YouTube description's ✅ bullets, and (when no thumbnail badges are manually picked) the luxury thumbnail badges auto-derive from this text.

Brochure cover text

The brochure's big cover headline. Type one phrase — comma-separated lines auto-split into the two-line title block.

KW Divisions (pills on the brochure cover)

Check any divisions that apply. Each renders as a KW-red pill on the brochure.

Photos

JPG, PNG, or WEBP. Drop in as many as you have — the brochure will use them in priority order (cover inset, kitchen, living room, yard, dining, pool, primary bedroom, etc.). The luxury thumbnail only needs the hero photo; extras enrich the brochure's interior spread.

Leave the inside-spread slots empty and the AI picks the best kitchen, primary bedroom, and primary bath shots from your photo pool automatically.

Brochure layout

Features sheet layout

Thumbnail style

Feature badges — leave all unchecked to auto-pick from Property Highlights (2-3 read cleanest)

Custom badges render with a generic checkmark icon — for cases the predefined list doesn't cover.

Deliverables

The YouTube description module auto-includes itself when you've filled in property highlights or picked the luxury thumbnail style.

Ready.

Drafts save to this browser only — different laptops/browsers won't see them. Use Export all to download a backup JSON, and Import… on the other machine to load it.