Article: When buyers or Realtors are looking through listings, you only have a few pieces of information to draw them in, which usually includes the headline, a picture, and a price. Choose what makes your property unique, and include that in the title, such as its unique beauty or its unusual location. For instance, you could say, "Magical home in the heart of a historic neighborhood." Try to make your listing stand out as much as possible. Your first goal is to get them to click on your listing for more information. Try using capital letters, and leave your reader curious. For instance, you could say, "You WON'T BELIEVE what's behind this property." Just make sure your listing follows through with what you promise. Your house is more than just a house. It has a story and a history. Use that to your advantage to help sell your house. Instead of just saying, "The house was built in 1910," say "This home is an historic 1910 bungalow filled with historic details, including original door handles and fixtures." Most people want to move to a prime location. Of course, not everyone is looking for the same thing in location, so play up what makes your property great, whether you are in a great school system, close to a park, in the heart of downtown, or near great shopping or restaurants. Add the information into the listing, such as "Within walking distances of beautiful hiking trails" or "five minutes away from a variety of great, local cuisine and fabulous shopping." Your buyer or Realtor will want to know the square footage of the house, the size of the land, and the number of bedrooms and bathrooms. She'll also want to know about any extra rooms such as an office or two living rooms, renovations such as a new kitchen, bonuses such as garages, pools, and decks, the location, and any beautiful views you have from the house. The year the house was built is also important. You've seen the trick, even in local grocery ads. Your favorite cereal is listed at $2.99 rather than $3. It's a visual trick that has been proven to work, yet it can lose you potential buyers online. The reason is the way buyers search for properties; they use price ranges. So if a home is listed at $99,999, buyers who search from zero to a $100,000 will see it. However, if a buyer searches from $100,000 to $200,000, he won't see your property. Listing it at $100,000 means both sets of buyers will see it. You want to sell your house, but if you present your house as more than it is, you are just going to make people angry. Be truthful, and you'll get people to look at it and actually buy it.
Question: What is a summary of what this article is about?
Pick a good heading. Tell a story. Play up the location. Remember to include all the relevant details. Skip the pricing gimmicks. Don't oversell.

Problem: Article: Whatever your product, your customer is going to be happier if you can provide opportunities to enhance the experience. For instance, if you are selling music, you could provide information on related music to what your customer is considering. You could have ways to compare products, or you could group like products and ideas together, making it easier to shop. Anything that provides a better experience for your customer is going to show them that you put them at the center. If your customers have to jump through hoops just to get some help, they will not be happy with your service. In addition, all customer service should be provided in as a polite and helpful manner as possible. In other words, your customer needs to be able to get to customer service easily, whether on your website, in person, or by phone, and your customer should be served in a timely and positive manner. Payment methods continue to evolve. Pay attention to what's on the horizon, and offer payment methods that your customers want to actually use. Doing so shows you value what they want. When you value what your customer needs, you need to be willing to design a beautiful product or services. Sometimes, that means choosing an option that is not the cheapest to produce. If you make something that is beautiful that your customers want, they will pay more for it. Every time a customer uses your service or product, you have an opportunity to learn from that. Regularly examine what works and what doesn't, and use that information to guide your future decisions. Incentives, whether they are in the form of temporary sale offers, rebates, rewards programs, or targeted giveaway programs, are often a major part of customer focus. When you have identified what customers like, you can use these items to continue to reach out to your customer base.
Summary: Provide experience enhancers. Make customer service accessible. Offer enough payment methods. Be willing to move beyond pure economics. Learn from your mistakes and successes. Consider providing customer incentives.

INPUT ARTICLE: Article: You can do this style right after you step out of the shower, but you might want to pat your hair dry with a T-shirt or a microfiber towel first so that it is no longer dripping wet. Alternatively, mist your hair with water from a spray bottle. If you have natural hair, apply a generous amount of leave-in conditioner to your damp locks. Start with a keratin treatment oil or cream first, then apply a curl-enhancing cream to combat frizz and add shine. A little bit of oil goes a long way. Start with a pea-sized amount, then use more as needed. You don't need to use oil made specifically for hair. Olive oil, pure argan oil, or coconut oil will also work! Start with a medium-heat setting, then finish off with a cool setting once your hair is about 90% dry. Aim the blowdryer towards the crown of your head. You can then style your hair with or without a side part. If your hairdryer doesn't have a medium setting, start with a high-heat setting. Find any curls that appear frizzy, and wrap them around a hot curling iron for a few seconds, then slide the curling iron out. You don't have to curl every strand--just the ones that appear frizzy or stick out. Mist your hair with a heat protectant before you curl it. This will help keep your curls looking smooth and glossy throughout the day. Start with a pea-sized amount, then use more as needed. Focus on the mid-lengths and ends of your hair.

SUMMARY: Start with damp hair. Apply a keratin treatment, curling cream, or hair oil to create extra shine. Blow dry your hair straight back to create a sleek pixie. Touch up the unruly strands of a bob with a curling iron. Finish off with a shine serum or spray.

You'll know when it's thoroughly combined when condensation forms on the outside of the shaker.
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Fill a cocktail shaker halfway with ice cubes. Measure and all ingredients to the shaker. Place a lid on and shake well. Strain into a martini glass and enjoy. Finished.