PROMPT 01 / 06
Give people a reason to choose you.
I'm a real estate agent in [market]. My services include [services]. My approach is [specific approach], supported by [real experience or client feedback]. Write three distinct value statements under 30 words each and one Instagram bio under 150 characters. Make them specific and conversational. Avoid generic claims like 'dream homes' or 'exceptional service.' Don't invent credentials, results, or testimonials. If the information is too vague, ask three questions first.
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These fictional details and responses illustrate how to use the prompt. They are not client records, live AI tests, or promised results.
Example details you provide
Market: Boca Raton, FL. Services: seller preparation and listing coordination. Approach: a written preparation checklist and weekly updates. Evidence: these are services I actually provide. No results or testimonials supplied.
Example response
Value statements:
1. Selling in Boca Raton, FL? You'll get a written prep checklist and weekly updates to help keep the next steps clear.
2. I handle seller prep and listing coordination, with a written checklist and a weekly update.
3. A written prep plan. Weekly updates. A clear place to start when you're thinking about selling.
Bio: Boca Raton, FL real estate | Seller prep + listing coordination. A written plan and weekly updates. Let's talk about your move.
Before you use it
Confirm that every service describes what you actually deliver. Choose language you would comfortably say to a prospect.
PROMPT 02 / 06
Turn real questions into content.
Clients often ask me [question]. My answer is [your explanation and verified facts]. Create three Instagram post angles, then draft the strongest as a caption under 120 words. Open with the question or concern, explain one useful takeaway, and end with a relevant invitation to connect. Use my conversational tone: [short writing sample]. Don't invent market statistics or make predictions. List any claims I need to verify separately.
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These fictional details and responses illustrate how to use the prompt. They are not client records, live AI tests, or promised results.
Example details you provide
Question: Do I need to renovate everything before listing? Answer: My first step is a walkthrough and a prioritized preparation list. I do not promise any repair will increase the sale price. Tone sample: Let's look at what needs attention and make a practical plan.
Example response
Three angles:
1. Make a plan before starting projects.
2. What a prep walkthrough can help you discuss.
3. Questions to ask before renovating.
Caption: 'Do I need to renovate everything before I list?' Before you start projects, let's have a plan. My first step is a walkthrough and a prioritized prep list. We can talk through what needs attention and which questions need specialist input. Thinking about selling? DM me and let's talk about a walkthrough.
Verify separately: make sure the walkthrough and prep list match the service you actually offer.
Before you use it
Check factual claims and your service description. Add required brokerage information through your normal publishing review.
PROMPT 03 / 06
Restart the right conversations.
Help me reconnect with an existing contact. Relationship: [context]. Our last conversation: [anonymized summary]. A useful reason to reach out now: [real reason]. Draft two messages under 70 words, one warm and casual, one more direct. Reference our actual conversation and ask one easy-to-answer question. Don't assume they're ready to move, invent familiarity, or use pressure. If I haven't provided a useful reason to contact them, ask me for one.
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These fictional details and responses illustrate how to use the prompt. They are not client records, live AI tests, or promised results.
Example details you provide
Relationship: past client who asked me to check in after summer. Last conversation: they wanted to consider selling but needed to discuss timing. Reason now: the requested check-in. No current moving decision is known.
Example response
Warm: Hey [name]! You asked me to circle back after summer, so here I am. Still thinking about a move, or would another time be better to check in?
Direct: Hi [name], following up like you asked. Would a short call help you talk through timing on a possible sale?
Before you use it
Use only real conversation history and an appropriate contact channel. Personalize and review the message before sending.
PROMPT 04 / 06
Walk into the appointment prepared.
Help me prepare for a [buyer/seller] consultation. Here are anonymized notes: [paste]. Create a 20-minute agenda, five discovery questions, and three items I should prepare. Separate confirmed facts from assumptions. Focus on the client's goals, timing, concerns, and preferred communication. Don't recommend a price or interpret contracts. Flag missing information and keep the agenda practical.
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These fictional details and responses illustrate how to use the prompt. They are not client records, live AI tests, or promised results.
Example details you provide
Seller consultation. The seller may relocate for work. They want to understand preparation steps and have not chosen a listing date. They asked for email updates. Appointment: 20 minutes.
Example response
Agenda (20 min): What's driving the move (0-4). Timing: what's set and what's open (4-9). Prep worries (9-14). How you like updates (14-18). Agree next steps (18-20).
Ask them:
1. What would make this move a yes for you?
2. Is the relocation confirmed, or still in the works?
3. What feels most overwhelming about getting the house ready?
4. What do you need to know before picking a listing date?
5. How often would email updates be useful?
Bring: your service overview, a blank prep checklist, and this question list.
Confirmed: possible work relocation, no listing date chosen, email updates requested. Still unknown: whether the relocation is happening and when. Let the seller fill those gaps.
Before you use it
Verify your notes before the appointment. Let the client answer the unknowns rather than treating AI's suggestions as facts.
PROMPT 05 / 06
Turn client notes into next moves.
Organize these anonymized client notes: [paste]. Return four sections: confirmed priorities, actions with owners and stated deadlines, unanswered questions, and a follow-up email under 120 words. Separate agreed actions from suggested next steps. Mark missing owners or dates 'To confirm.' Preserve important details, and don't invent commitments, deadlines, or facts.
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These fictional details and responses illustrate how to use the prompt. They are not client records, live AI tests, or promised results.
Example details you provide
Seller wants a written preparation checklist. Agent agreed to prepare it; no delivery date agreed. Seller will confirm availability for a walkthrough. Seller has not decided whether to paint. No listing date agreed.
Example response
Priorities: a written prep checklist and arranging a walkthrough.
Agreed: Agent prepares the checklist (date: To confirm). Seller sends walkthrough availability (date: To confirm).
Still open: walkthrough time, checklist delivery date, whether to paint, and listing timing.
Suggested, not agreed: discuss painting during the walkthrough.
Email: Great talking with you. I'll prepare the checklist we discussed; let's confirm a delivery date. Send over your availability for a walkthrough. Painting and listing timing are still open questions.
Before you use it
Check every owner, date, and commitment against your source notes. Keep suggested actions separate from agreed work.
PROMPT 06 / 06
Keep clients informed.
Draft a client update using only these verified details. Completed: [items]. Current status: [status]. Next milestone: [milestone]. Client action needed: [action or none]. Confirmed dates: [dates]. Write an email under 150 words and a text under 60 words. Explain unfamiliar terms simply. Make the next step clear without implying the transaction is guaranteed. Flag missing or conflicting information separately.
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These fictional details and responses illustrate how to use the prompt. They are not client records, live AI tests, or promised results.
Example details you provide
Completed: inspection. Current status: report received, not yet reviewed together. Next milestone: review call. Client action: provide two available times. Confirmed dates: no call date agreed. No repair decision or closing status provided.
Example response
Email: The inspection is complete, and the report is in. Our next step is to review it together. Can you send me two times that work for a call so we can get that scheduled?
Text: Inspection report's in! Send me two times that work for a call, and we'll schedule a time to go through it together.
Still open: call date and time. No repair decision or closing status was provided.
Before you use it
Confirm status and dates immediately before sending. Keep internal notes out of client messages and route specialist questions to the appropriate professional.
