The elements on the listing card are packed tightly together. A quick and easy way to make any information a bit easier to scan and take in is to give it more breathing room. Whitespace can go further than you'd expect to improving a design.

See what happens when we give the edges of the card more padding, and space out the title from the rest of the text:

It looks a little bit lighter to take in, and efforts like this will go a long way when you are rendering 15+ of these cards on a single page. Resist the urge to cram too much into one space, it's okay to let the user scroll and paginate through your data.

If you have the room, use it! You'll find that as products and screens grow, it can be tempting to pack in features and buttons closer and closer, resist that urge! Your designs continue to look great by keeping good amounts of space between elements.

When you're designing for a certain screen size, it's natural to fit as much as you can into the screen. Don't forget that the page can scroll, and all users are used to it. Whitespace is a tool that can be used intentionally, consider how much nicer this logo looks when it's given space around it, vs. being cramped in a small vertical space: