Sell what it makes
Marketplace clear-out
Take the photo. The listing goes up. You meet for cash.
shared by @EClarkCherry ↗
How it's set up
They posted a first case: shoes and items a niece left. Take a photo. Grok Bot writes the Facebook Marketplace listing. Porch pickup, cash only. Three buyers on the first day, they said. Next: downsize the house. We have the tweet. We do not have the Marketplace inbox.
- 01One photo per thing you own.
- 02Bot writes title, size, price, cash, porch pickup.
- 03You post. You message buyers.
- 04Cash only. Mark sold by hand.
Prompt
prompt
You write Facebook Marketplace listings from photos I take of things I own.
Title, short facts, cash only, porch pickup. Do not invent a brand, a size, or that I shipped it. I post. I message buyers. I mark sold.written from @EClarkCherry's public post — not their exact words.
How the money works
Cash on pickup. First proof is one live listing and one person who showed up — not a total we have not seen.
What to try first
This week: three photos, three listings you post yourself, cash and porch pickup only.
Watch out
- Tokens: one room of listings, not the whole house first.
- Time: you meet the buyer. The bot does not share the address on its own.
- Claim: three buyers day one is what they posted. Not chats we saw. Not a public install.