This is what a listing looks like once it’s been marked out. The photo, the panels, the sizes and the wording are all the sort of thing you’d write for your own.

Sponsors aren’t buying surface area. They’re buying the route it takes.
Worn every day on the metro between Şişli and Levent, then to the gym and to a photography walk most weekends.
Two hours a day in transit, both shoulders, facing whoever is standing behind me.
Rush-hour commuters at reading distance. On weekends, whoever is at the same shoot or the same trail.
A brand comparing two listings isn’t comparing surface area. Make the case in your own words, and be specific enough that it couldn’t be copied onto somebody else’s listing.
Two hours a day at eye level on a packed metro carriage, facing whoever is standing behind me. It's the one advertising surface people study out of boredom rather than skip out of habit. Weekends it goes to photo walks and the gym, so it carries into two more crowds without costing you anything extra.
Every measurement is real, taken against a known reference on the object. A sponsor can hold a ruler up to their own artwork and know exactly what they get.
The lower face gets shadowed and sometimes covered by a jacket. Saying so, and pricing it lower, costs a little now and prevents a dispute in month three. A listing that admits its weak spot is more credible than one that claims every panel is prime.
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