How do you list your property on Immogo?

The easiest way is to start with a description in a text document on your computer and save it in a folder, along with a good selection of photos. That way, you can fill out the form onm Immogo all at once, and even if you run into any glitches, nothing will be lost.

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The elements of your text

To present your property in the best possible light, potential buyers will need a clear and detailed description that includes at least the following elements:
1. Title (a punchy, short, and clear description of your property)
2. Introduction (key features of your listing, name of the town, and distances to stores, other villages and cities, as well as highways, train stations, and airports). Since people base their searches on geographic criteria (“manor house near Blois”), it’s important to list nearby towns and use other relevant keywords to describe your property.
3. Floor-by-floor details: living room, kitchen, bedrooms, bathroom, etc. Be careful not to go into too much detail. There’s no need to list the square meters down to the last centimeter. Besides, the beamed ceilings and classic tiles are shown in the photos.
4. Property grounds (garden, orchard, pool, outbuildings, garage, etc.)
5. Technical features (heating, insulation, electric gate, sewer system)

Beware texts written by artificial intelligence (AI)

ChatGPT and its counterparts produce real estate listings riddled with the worst clichés. If you ask an AI robot to write your listing, you’ll get a text full of phrases like “rare find,” “exceptional property,” “haven of peace,” and “exceptional home offering flexibility, comfort, and quality” (brrrr). If you still want AI support with writing, use Immogo’s text generator instead. I’ve trained it specifically to produce clear, concrete, and informative text, without the real estate agency jargon. It will even give you a French translation, for free!

Beautiful photos

Of course, upload nice, clear photos that show off your home. Start with an overview of your property.
Next, include as many photos as you’d like of the exterior, interior, garden, scenery, etc. But only show things in and around the house. A nice view from the back of the garden is fine, but not the waterfalls or the picturesque market 3 km away. There’s no limit, but normally, with one photo per room, between 15 and 20 photos are enough.