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The only content writer that keeps your marketing helm true!

Built for brokers fluent in the trade.

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Sample request

Write the New Listing Announcement Email for my 46-foot cruising sloop. Lead with the spring listing surge and keep my tone polished and warm.

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A first draft that reads like an experienced broker wrote it

Sample: a New Listing Announcement Email, drafted for a Bay Area broker of sailing yachts.

Write a listing announcement for the 46-foot sloop.

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Region

San Francisco Bay Area

Boat types

Sailing yachts

Clientele

Owners moving up in size

Tone

Polished, warm

Here is your draft for the spring listing surge:

Subject line

New to the dock: 46' cruising sloop, ready for the spring season

  • A 46-foot cruising sloop, berthed in the Bay Area, comes to market as the spring listing surge begins.
  • Teak interior, protected cockpit and a deep, balanced keel built for coastal passages.
  • Survey and sea trial by appointment. Reply to this email to arrange a viewing.
  • Fall boat-show season is the next window, so early interest matters now.
Knowledge appliedSpring listing surgeBoat-show calendarPolished marine-sales tone
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How it works

  1. Save your broker profile

    Your name, brokerage, region, boat types, clientele and tone are saved once.

  2. Pick the piece

    Start with a New Listing Announcement Email or a Just Sold Social Post.

  3. Read a draft that knows the trade

    Your profile meets marine terminology, the boat sales cycle and the boat-show calendar, and the draft comes out in a broker’s voice.

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Every Generation starts from you, and from the trade

Your profile

Saved once, used in every draft

What goes into your profile:

  • Name and brokerage: who signs the draft.
  • Region and boat types: where you list and what you sell.
  • Clientele and tone: who you write to and how it should sound.
  • Name
  • Brokerage
  • Region
  • Boat types
  • Clientele
  • Tone
  • Terminology
  • Sales cycle
  • Seasonality
  • Boat shows
  • Sales tone
The trade, built in

Fluent in the trade from the first draft

Built into every Generation:

  • Correct marine terminology, so the words are right the first time.
  • Seasonality: spring listing surge, summer peak, fall boat-show season, winter planning.
  • The boat sales cycle, the major boat-show calendar and a polished marine-sales tone.

One free Generation, then a monthly subscription

Monthly subscriptions through Stripe checkout, sold behind sign-in.

Illustration of a brass ship's wheel on a yacht at dusk in a misty harbor

  • One free Generation

    Each account gets one free Generation before paying: a New Listing Announcement Email or a Just Sold Social Post.

  • Then a monthly subscription

    Subscriptions are monthly and run through Stripe checkout.

  • Sold behind sign-in

    You reach checkout once you are signed in to your account.

The first draft already knows the dock

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