Welcome Home: Formatted Feature Form

Welcome Home is a formatted feature on phillymag.com that highlights one must-see real estate or rental (limited to 1 property).

Style requirements:

Do not write in first person (do not use personal pronouns like “I” or “we”). Use only complete sentences. The minimum word count for the post is 100 and the maximum is 150. You will not be able to submit the post if you do not follow the word count specifications. A content writer will provide an optimized headline for the post.

Photos must be in jpeg format. If no photo is provided, a content writer will provide a stock photo. We cannot accommodate changes to the stock photo.

Stick to the guidelines provided below. The content that you submit in your form will be the content that appears in your post: we cannot accommodate additions or revisions once the form has been submitted. We will try to stay as close to the copy provided, but a content writer will be editing this to fit our magazine style guide. We encourage you to promote your formatted feature on your own channels.
  • Suggest a headline. A content writer will determine the final headline.
  • Photo: Upload a high-res exterior or interior image of the property with the exact dimensions of 900x600 to be used as a header image. Photos that do not fit those specifications will be substituted with a stock photo, and we cannot accommodate changes to the stock photo.
  • If needed, provide a photo credit in the format Photo Credit: (Name).”
  • Provide the size of the property in square feet.
  • Provide 100-150 words (or 850 characters) describing the property.
  • Provide copy to accompany the above photo.
  • Provide copy to accompany the above photo.
  • Provide copy to accompany the above photo.
  • Provide a suggested action for the reader to take. For example, "click to explore the property."
  • Provide a the web address of the page you'd like the reader to visit

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