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The kitchen or the yard

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A bigger kitchen or a bigger yard? Give each choice equal space and ask followers what they would pick.

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    The kitchen or the yard? Two photo cards laid down at slight angles, overlapping: a bright kitchen island with plants on the counter and a pink stool, and a green lawn behind a brick wall under a big tree. A tomato-red OR coin sits where they overlap. A hypothetical. You only get one bigger.

  2. Slide 2

    Bigger kitchen. A bright kitchen with potted plants along the counter and a pink velvet stool. You get two cooks, no bumping elbows. The catch: less lawn for a dog or a garden.

  3. Slide 3

    Bigger yard. A green lawn and planted borders behind a covered patio with potted plants. You get dinner outside on nice days. The catch: one cook at a time in the kitchen.

  4. Slide 4

    Picture an ordinary week. The kitchen and the yard side by side with an OR coin between them. Use it: which would you use most? Care for it: which upkeep would you take on? Miss it: what would you miss on the smaller side?

  5. Slide 5

    Your pick. Your reason. Two photo cards like voting cards, the kitchen labeled Kitchen and the yard labeled Yard. Kitchen or yard? Tell me why. A hypothetical, not two homes for sale. [Your name] · [Brokerage].

The kitchen or the yard

  1. The kitchen or the yard? Two photo cards laid down at slight angles, overlapping: a bright kitchen island with plants on the counter and a pink stool, and a green lawn behind a brick wall under a big tree. A tomato-red OR coin sits where they overlap. A hypothetical. You only get one bigger.
  2. Bigger kitchen. A bright kitchen with potted plants along the counter and a pink velvet stool. You get two cooks, no bumping elbows. The catch: less lawn for a dog or a garden.
  3. Bigger yard. A green lawn and planted borders behind a covered patio with potted plants. You get dinner outside on nice days. The catch: one cook at a time in the kitchen.
  4. Picture an ordinary week. The kitchen and the yard side by side with an OR coin between them. Use it: which would you use most? Care for it: which upkeep would you take on? Miss it: what would you miss on the smaller side?
  5. Your pick. Your reason. Two photo cards like voting cards, the kitchen labeled Kitchen and the yard labeled Yard. Kitchen or yard? Tell me why. A hypothetical, not two homes for sale. [Your name] · [Brokerage].

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What you supply.

Your own preference and reason. The photos illustrate a hypothetical choice.

What you can change.

  • Keep the hypothetical label so the photos do not imply two homes are for sale.
  • Add your pick and a real reason in the caption.
  • Keep both options equally visible if you swap the photos or change the tradeoff.
  • Add your name and brokerage.

After customizing, update the slide alt text to match your words and photos, and check photo credits before posting.

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