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You need: the development’s information (as text or in a file) · Last updated: August 16, 2026

What you’ll get

Three pieces of copy for the same launch, each in the tone of its channel: a short WhatsApp message, an email with a subject line and body, and a post for social media. All built from the information you gave, without inventing a selling point the development doesn’t have. Launch announcement copy generated in Morada OS, with the WhatsApp version and the caveat of not promising anything beyond the briefing

Step by step

1

Copy the ready-made request

This is the request you’ll use. Copy the whole thing.
2

Paste it into the chat and fill in the brackets

The launch opens on Friday and the sales team needs the copy today. You have the development’s material, but you don’t have the afternoon free to write three different versions. You open Morada OS and type (or drag the material in first):
3

Get the three versions of the copy

The three versions come back separated by channel and ready to copy. Read them with the eyes of the person who’ll receive them and cut whatever sounds overblown: sales copy tends to stretch a promise. Also check whether any number showed up that you didn’t provide (price, delivery date, floor area), because that kind of information can only go into an announcement once it’s officially confirmed.

Keep the conversation going

“Make the WhatsApp version shorter, three lines at most.”
“Write another version of the post aimed at investors instead of residents.”
“Suggest five different subject lines for this email.”

Tips and common problems

  • Name the audience first. The same development becomes one piece of copy for families and a very different one for investors.
  • List the selling points as bullets. The more concrete the input (“indoor pool, 2 parking spaces, 300 meters from the metro”), the less generic the copy.
  • Review price, timeline, and floor area before publishing. Ask it to “not mention price or delivery date” when those aren’t final yet.

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