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Listings
Turn raw property notes into a compliant, vivid listing.
Act as a top-producing listing agent. Write a 150-word MLS description for this home. Lead with the single best feature, use concrete details, avoid Fair Housing red-flag words (e.g. 'perfect for families', 'exclusive'), and end with a call to book a showing. Notes: [PASTE BEDS, BATHS, SQ FT, UPGRADES, LOT, NEIGHBOURHOOD]
Listings
Turn a dry feature list into buyer benefits.
Here is a list of home features: [LIST]. For each, write one sentence explaining the everyday benefit to the person living there. Keep it warm and specific, under 20 words each.
Listings
Plan the photographer's shot list before the shoot.
I'm listing a [TYPE] home with these highlights: [HIGHLIGHTS]. Create a prioritized photo shot list (25 shots max), including twilight and detail shots, plus 5 staging fixes the seller should do before photos.
Listings
Same-day thank-you for open house visitors.
Write a short, friendly text and a separate email to send to visitors who signed in at my open house at [ADDRESS] today. Thank them, mention one standout feature, offer the disclosure package, and ask one easy question to start a conversation. No pressure.
Listings
Prep for the hardest seller talk.
My listing at [ADDRESS] has been on market [DAYS] days with [SHOWINGS] showings and [FEEDBACK]. Write a calm, data-led script to recommend a price adjustment to [PRICE]. Anticipate 3 objections and give empathetic responses.
Listings
Get useful feedback from buyer agents after a showing.
Write a short, friendly message I can send to a buyer's agent who showed [ADDRESS] on [DATE]. Ask 4 quick questions: their buyers' overall impression, how the price felt compared with other homes they've seen, anything that held them back, and whether an offer is likely. Keep it under 80 words so it's easy to answer from a phone, and thank them for showing the home.
Listings
Help sellers get ready for cold-weather showings.
Write a one-page winter showing checklist for my sellers at [ADDRESS] in [CITY, PROVINCE]. Cover clearing and salting walks and steps, a spot for wet boots, lights on for early sunsets, a comfortable indoor temperature, a quick tidy before each showing, and keeping the furnace and filter info handy for buyers. Warm, practical tone, short bullet points and large, easy-to-read wording.
Listings
Turn showing notes into clear room descriptions.
Write a room-by-room description of [ADDRESS] for a feature sheet and my listing web page, using my notes: [ROOM NOTES]. Give each room 2-3 sentences with concrete details (size, finishes, light, storage). Avoid vague words like 'stunning' or 'must-see', describe the property rather than who should live there, and end with a 2-sentence neighbourhood summary based on [NEARBY AMENITIES]. Mark anything I should double-check with [VERIFY].
Listings
A one-page sheet anyone can read at a glance.
Rewrite this property information as an easy-to-read one-page feature sheet: large clear headings, short lines, the 8 most important facts first, then the rest in plain language. Facts: [PASTE]. Leave out jargon and abbreviations, mark anything I need to verify with [VERIFY], and keep it under 250 words.
Lead Follow-Up
First reply within 5 minutes of a new inquiry.
A new lead named [NAME] just asked about [PROPERTY/AREA] via [SOURCE]. Write 3 short text options (under 300 characters) that reply personally, answer their likely question, and ask one simple question to book a call.
Lead Follow-Up
Long-term drip for not-ready-yet leads.
Create a 12-month follow-up plan for a buyer lead who plans to move in [TIMEFRAME]. Mix texts, emails, and calls (about 2 touches/month). Give the message for each touch, focused on value, not 'just checking in'.
Lead Follow-Up
Re-open conversations that went quiet.
Write 5 different re-engagement texts for leads I haven't heard from in 6+ months. Each should offer something useful (market stat, new listing, rate change) and be easy to reply to with one word.
Lead Follow-Up
Confident phone opener.
Write a 60-second phone script for calling an online lead who registered on my website to search homes in [AREA]. Include opener, 4 qualifying questions (timeline, financing, must-haves, other agents), and a close to book a meeting.
Lead Follow-Up
Win expired listings with empathy.
Write a one-page letter to a homeowner whose listing at [ADDRESS] just expired. Acknowledge frustration, give 3 specific reasons homes don't sell, explain my different approach, and invite a 15-minute no-obligation chat.
Lead Follow-Up
Help for-sale-by-owner sellers without being pushy.
Write a helpful first message to a FSBO seller at [ADDRESS]. Offer a free resource (e.g. a disclosure checklist), no hard pitch. Then write 2 follow-ups spaced a week apart.
Lead Follow-Up
Answer a new online lead fast and start a conversation.
A new lead asked about [ADDRESS] through [WEBSITE OR PORTAL]: '[PASTE THEIR MESSAGE]'. Write a short reply text (under 300 characters) and a short email. Answer what they asked using only these facts: [LISTING FACTS]. Offer two showing times [TIMES], and ask 2 easy questions about their timing and whether they already have an agent. Friendly, no pressure, no emojis.
Lead Follow-Up
Sort and follow up on leads that came in over the weekend.
These leads came in over the weekend: [NAME, SOURCE, WHAT THEY ASKED, DATE AND TIME]. Sort them by urgency, write a personalized first text for each (under 280 characters), and give me a 14-day follow-up plan for each with the channel (text, call or email) for every touch.
Client Communication
Plain-language explanations for clients.
Explain [TERM, e.g. 'appraisal gap' or 'contingency'] to a first-time buyer in plain language at an 8th-grade reading level, with a quick real-life example. Under 120 words.
Client Communication
Keep sellers calm and informed.
Write a weekly update email to my sellers at [ADDRESS]. This week: [SHOWINGS], [FEEDBACK], [ONLINE VIEWS], [MARKET CHANGES]. Be honest, positive, and end with one recommended next step.
Client Communication
Side-by-side offer review.
Compare these offers for my seller in a simple table: [PASTE OFFER TERMS]. Columns: price, financing, deposit, conditions, closing date, net estimate. Then write a neutral 3-bullet summary of trade-offs (no recommendation).
Client Communication
Deliver bad news with care.
Write an email telling my [BUYER/SELLER] that [BAD NEWS, e.g. inspection found foundation issues]. Be empathetic, factual, explain options, and propose a call today. Calm tone.
Client Communication
Memorable post-closing note.
Write a heartfelt handwritten-style thank-you note for [CLIENT NAMES] who just [BOUGHT/SOLD] at [ADDRESS]. Mention [PERSONAL DETAIL]. Then suggest 5 thoughtful closing gift ideas under $100.
Client Communication
Ask for reviews the right way.
Write a short text and email asking [CLIENT] for a Google review 2 weeks after closing, with a direct link placeholder. Then a separate gentle referral ask for 3 months later.
Client Communication
A calm, step-by-step guide.
Write a simple step-by-step roadmap for first-time buyers in [PROVINCE/STATE], from pre-approval to keys. Keep each step to 2 sentences, note typical timing, and list the documents they'll need.
Client Communication
Support buyers after they lose out on a home.
My buyers just lost out on [ADDRESS] [SITUATION, e.g. 'in multiple offers']. Write a short, caring text (under 300 characters) and a slightly longer email that acknowledges their disappointment, shares one or two honest lessons from this round [LESSONS], and suggests a simple next step, such as reviewing their search together this week. Encouraging, not salesy, no promises about the next one.
Client Communication
Plan a first-time buyer seminar in minutes.
Create a 12-slide outline for a first-time buyer seminar I'm hosting in [CITY, PROVINCE]. For each slide give a title, 3 short bullet points and one line of speaker notes. Cover the steps from starting a search to getting the keys, what to look for at showings, how offers work here, and common surprises. Leave financing, legal and tax details to a slide titled 'Questions for your lender and lawyer', and end with how to book a one-on-one with me. Large, simple wording.
Market Updates
Turn stats into a readable update.
Here are this month's stats for [AREA]: [PASTE: median price, sales, inventory, days on market, vs last year]. Write a 250-word market update for homeowners: what changed, what it means for buyers and sellers, one tip each.
Market Updates
React fast when rates move.
Mortgage rates just moved from [X]% to [Y]%. Write a short email and social post explaining what this means for monthly payments on a [$PRICE] home, with a simple example. Add a one-line 'not financial advice' disclaimer.
Market Updates
Annual touch with past clients.
Write a friendly annual 'home value check-in' email to past clients in [AREA]. Mention local price trends [STATS], offer a free updated value estimate, and keep it under 150 words.
Market Updates
Format data for a visual.
Turn this data into a clean table and suggest the best chart type and title for social media: [PASTE DATA]. Give a one-line takeaway caption.
Market Updates
Plan a short animated video of your monthly numbers.
Turn these monthly figures for [AREA] into a storyboard for a 30-second animated explainer: [PASTE STATS: sales, new listings, average price, days on market, compared with last month and last year]. Give 6 scenes, each with the on-screen text (8 words or fewer), the chart or visual to show, and one line of voice-over. Use only the numbers I gave you, note the data source and month on the last scene, and end with a simple invitation to contact me.
Market Updates
A short, honest update for one neighbourhood.
Using these stats for [NEIGHBOURHOOD] for [MONTH]: [ACTIVE LISTINGS, SALES, MEDIAN PRICE, AVERAGE DAYS ON MARKET, SAME MONTH LAST YEAR], write a 150-word plain-language snapshot for homeowners, 3 bullet takeaways, and one sentence each on what it could mean for sellers and for buyers. Only use the numbers I gave you, don't predict prices, and name the source as [SOURCE].
Business Ops
Never miss a deadline.
Create a step-by-step transaction checklist from accepted offer to closing for a [BUYER/SELLER] side deal in [PROVINCE/STATE]. Group by week, mark who is responsible, and flag key deadlines.
Business Ops
Time-block your day.
Here's my to-do list and appointments: [PASTE]. Build a time-blocked schedule for today that protects 2 hours for lead generation, groups errands by location, and leaves buffer time.
Business Ops
Clear the inbox fast.
Here are my unread emails [PASTE SUBJECTS/SNIPPETS]. Sort into: urgent reply today, reply this week, delegate, delete. Draft one-line replies for the urgent ones.
Business Ops
Annual plan in an hour.
I want to close [NUMBER] deals next year at an average price of [$]. Work backward: how many appointments, conversations, and leads do I need per week? Build a simple quarterly plan with 3 focus activities.
Business Ops
Turn messy notes into tasks.
Here are my notes from a client meeting: [PASTE]. Summarize in 3 bullets, list action items with owners and due dates, and draft a recap email to the client.
Business Ops
Understand a long document fast.
Summarize this document in plain language for an agent: [PASTE]. List key obligations, deadlines, and anything unusual to check with my broker or a lawyer. Note that this is not legal advice.
Business Ops
See your business at a glance.
Here is an export from my CRM: [PASTE OR ATTACH, with client, stage, source, last contact date, expected closing month]. Build a simple one-page dashboard with: the number of clients in each stage, leads by source, deals expected to close each month, and a list of anyone not contacted in 21 days or more. Show how each number was counted, and don't guess at missing values; list them so I can fill them in. Remove client phone numbers and emails before sharing.
Business Ops
Never miss a date after an accepted offer.
From this accepted offer summary, list every date and deadline in order: [PASTE KEY TERMS: acceptance date, condition dates, deposit due date, closing and possession dates]. Make a simple table with the date, what's due, who's responsible, and a reminder date two business days before. Flag anything that looks unclear or missing so I can confirm it with my broker. Don't interpret the contract; only organize the dates I gave you.
Business Ops
Turn messy notes into a clean client record.
Clean up these CRM notes for [CLIENT NAME]: [PASTE NOTES]. Turn them into a 3-line summary, key dates, their goals and must-haves, the last contact, the next step with a due date, and tags I should add. Don't add anything that isn't in the notes, and list any gaps I should ask the client about.
Business Ops
See who needs you most this week.
Here is my current pipeline: [CLIENT, STAGE, LAST CONTACT DATE, NEXT STEP]. Group clients by stage, flag anyone I haven't contacted in 14 days or more, suggest the single most useful next action for each, and give me a prioritized call list for this week with a one-line reason for each call.
Listing Presentations
Structure a winning listing appointment.
Build a 10-slide listing presentation outline for a seller at [ADDRESS] in [AREA]. Include: about me, market snapshot, pricing strategy, marketing plan, timeline, and next steps. Give speaker notes for each slide in plain language.
Listing Presentations
Learn the seller's motivation before you walk in.
Write a 12-question pre-listing questionnaire for a seller at [ADDRESS]. Cover motivation, timeline, updates done, known issues, what they loved about the home, and their biggest worry about selling. Friendly tone, easy to answer by email.
Listing Presentations
Explain your fee with confidence.
A seller asks why they should pay my [X]% fee when another agent offers less. Write a calm, 90-second response that explains the value I deliver (pricing, marketing, negotiation, process management) with specifics, without criticizing other agents.
Listing Presentations
Show sellers exactly how you'll sell their home.
Create a one-page marketing plan for [ADDRESS], a [TYPE] home priced around [$]. Include week-by-week launch steps, photography/video, online and social, open houses, agent outreach, and how I'll report results.
Listing Presentations
Recap what the seller told you and the next step.
Write a follow-up email to a seller I met today about [ADDRESS]. Recap what they told me in their own terms: [THEIR GOALS, TIMING, CONCERNS]. Summarize the 3 parts of my plan that answer those concerns: [PLAN POINTS]. Suggest one clear next step with two time options [TIMES]. Warm, under 200 words, no pressure, and don't promise a sale price or timeline.
CMA & Pricing
Make the pricing logic easy to follow.
Here are my comparable sales for [ADDRESS]: [PASTE COMPS: address, price, sq ft, beds/baths, condition, DOM]. Explain to the seller in plain language how I arrived at a suggested price range of [$-$]. Mention adjustments for differences and why overpricing costs money.
CMA & Pricing
When the seller wants a number the market won't pay.
My seller wants to list at [$] but comps support [$-$]. Write a respectful conversation guide: questions to ask, how to show the data, the cost of sitting on market, and offering a reprice checkpoint after [X] days.
CMA & Pricing
Help buyers decide what to offer.
My buyers want [ADDRESS], listed at [$]. Comps: [PASTE]. Days on market: [X]. Summarize what the data suggests about a reasonable offer range, the key risks of offering high or low, and 3 questions to ask the buyers before deciding. No guarantees.
CMA & Pricing
Turn comps into a quick table.
Turn these comparable sales into a table with price per square foot, then calculate the average and median and flag any outliers with a short reason: [PASTE COMPS].
Negotiation Prep
Plan before you respond to an offer.
I represent the [BUYER/SELLER]. Situation: [OFFER TERMS, COUNTER, MARKET CONDITIONS, CLIENT PRIORITIES]. Build a negotiation plan: our must-haves, nice-to-haves, what we can trade, likely moves from the other side, and a walk-away point to confirm with my client.
Negotiation Prep
Explain options when several offers land.
My seller has [NUMBER] offers: [SUMMARY]. Write a plain-language explanation of their options (accept best, counter one, ask all for best and final) with pros and cons of each, so they can choose.
Negotiation Prep
Ask for repairs reasonably.
Inspection findings: [PASTE]. Separate them into safety/major items vs. minor maintenance. Draft a reasonable repair-or-credit request for the major items with a short, professional cover note.
Negotiation Prep
Practice a tough conversation.
Role-play as a firm listing agent who just received my buyer's offer of [$] on a [$] listing. Push back realistically. After 6 exchanges, stop and coach me on what I did well and what to improve.
Open Houses
Fill the open house.
Write promotion for my open house at [ADDRESS] on [DATE/TIME]: a social post, a neighbour invitation note ('come see before your friends do'), a short email to my database, and the sign/flyer headline.Open Houses
Turn visitors into conversations.
Give me 10 natural, non-pushy conversation starters and follow-up questions for open house visitors, including neighbours, buyers with agents, and early-stage browsers. Include how to ask for contact info politely.
Open Houses
A handout visitors actually keep.
Create a one-page property fact sheet for [ADDRESS]: headline, key features, updates with years, utility costs, school/amenity distances, and a QR-code call to action placeholder. Details: [PASTE].
Open Houses
Prospect the neighbourhood.
Write a short letter to neighbours around [ADDRESS] inviting them to a private neighbour preview before the public open house, and offering a free home value update.
AI Agents & Automation
Let several AI agents work on one big task at once.
I'm helping a buyer relocate to [CITY, PROVINCE]. Break this research job into 3 to 5 separate parts that can be done at the same time, one per agent: [GOALS, e.g. commute times to (WORKPLACE), nearby schools and parks, recreation, typical home styles in each area]. For each part, give a clear task, which sources to use, and the exact format to report back in. Then give me a final step that combines the parts into a 1-page comparison of [NUMBER] neighbourhoods. Note that I'll check facts like school boundaries with official sources.
AI Agents & Automation
Give an AI that uses your browser clear limits.
Write a task brief I can give an AI assistant that can use my web browser. The task: [TASK, e.g. 'gather the showing feedback forms from these three sites into one table']. List the exact sites it may use, what it should collect, the format I want back, and the points where it must stop and ask me first: before it submits a form, sends a message, books anything, deletes anything or enters client details. Under 200 words, as a numbered list.
AI Agents & Automation
Save your format once so every AI draft matches.
Help me write a reusable instruction set (a skill, project or custom instructions) for [TASK, e.g. 'weekly seller updates']. Ask me 5 questions about my voice, length, format and must-include details first. Then write the instructions in under 250 words, with one short example of a good output, a list of words and phrases to avoid, and a reminder to mark anything unverified with [VERIFY].
AI Agents & Automation
Keep AI helpers from acting without you.
Write a short set of standing rules I can paste into any AI assistant or agent that works for my real estate business. It must never send, submit, sign, book or pay for anything without showing me first and getting my 'yes'. Include rules for client privacy and Fair Housing. Under 150 words.
AI Agents & Automation
Get a Monday market briefing on autopilot.
Every Monday morning, search for news from the past week on [CITY] housing: mortgage rate changes, new listings and sales stats, and local developments. Give me 5 bullets with sources and one sentence I could share with clients. Flag anything that needs checking.
AI Agents & Automation
Get your tax paperwork together fast.
Help me gather my [YEAR] business paperwork for my accountant: commission statements, brokerage fees, marketing receipts, vehicle and phone costs. Give me a checklist, a simple folder structure, a file-naming pattern, and a short cover email to [ACCOUNTANT NAME].
AI Agents & Automation
Show buyers their numbers visually.
Build an interactive table or chart showing a buyer's monthly costs at prices of [$X], [$Y] and [$Z]: mortgage at [RATE]% with [DOWN]% down over [YEARS] years, property tax [$/yr], insurance [$/yr], and condo fees if any. Add a plain-language summary. Note it's an estimate, not financial advice.
Buyer Consultations
Compare builder spec sheets side by side.
Compare these new-build spec sheets for my buyers: [PASTE SPEC SHEET 1] and [PASTE SPEC SHEET 2]. Make a table covering size, layout, included finishes, appliances, upgrades and their listed costs, lot details, warranty terms as stated, and possession timing. Then list what's included in one but not the other, and 8 questions my buyers should ask each builder. Only use what's in the sheets and mark anything missing as [ASK BUILDER].
Buyer Consultations
Help buyers choose a home type.
My buyers are deciding between a condo and a detached house in [AREA] around [$]. Compare them in a table: upfront cost, monthly costs (fees, maintenance), space, rules, resale, and lifestyle. Then list 5 questions to help them decide. Neutral and plain language.
Buyer Consultations
Run a clear first buyer meeting.
Create a 45-minute buyer consultation agenda for [BUYER NAMES], first-time buyers looking in [AREA] around [$]. Include goals, financing check, the buying process, how I'm paid, what to expect in this market, and next steps.
Buyer Consultations
Help buyers get clear on priorities.
Turn these buyer notes into a needs vs wants worksheet with must-haves, nice-to-haves, and deal-breakers, plus 5 questions to clarify: [PASTE NOTES].
Buyer Consultations
Plan an efficient showing day.
Plan a showing tour for these homes: [ADDRESSES + TIMES AVAILABLE]. Order them by route, allow 30 minutes each plus travel, and give me 2 talking points per home based on: [LISTING NOTES].
Buyer Consultations
Help buyers remember each home.
Write a short recap email for my buyers after today's showings at [ADDRESSES]. For each home, list their reactions [NOTES], pros, cons, and a 1-10 score column for them to fill in.
Buyer Consultations
Calm nerves before the first offer.
Explain to my buyers, in plain language, what happens when we write an offer in [PROVINCE/STATE]: price, deposit, conditions, dates, and what happens after. Keep it under 250 words.
Buyer Consultations
Get the facts before your buyers commit.
My buyers are considering unit [UNIT] at [BUILDING]. Write a polite email to the property manager asking for the condo documents, and list 12 questions to ask: what the monthly fees cover, the date of the last reserve fund study, planned repairs, any special assessments, the insurance deductible, pet and rental rules, parking and storage, and recent bylaw changes. Note which answers should be confirmed in the official documents and reviewed by a lawyer.
Past Clients & Referrals
A timely fall touchpoint.
Write a friendly email to past clients in [CITY/CLIMATE] with 8 quick tips to get their home ready for winter (furnace, gutters, hoses, windows, snow gear), each one line. Add a warm intro from me and an offer to recommend trusted trades.
Past Clients & Referrals
Stay top of mind every year.
Write 3 short, warm 'happy home anniversary' texts for clients who bought [YEARS] years ago at [ADDRESS]. Include one with a seasonal home maintenance tip.
Past Clients & Referrals
Plan an event clients love.
Plan a low-cost client appreciation event for about [NUMBER] past clients in [AREA] in [SEASON]. Give 3 theme ideas, an invitation, a run-of-show, and a follow-up message.
Past Clients & Referrals
Reconnect with your sphere.
Write a friendly email to my sphere I haven't contacted in a while. Re-introduce what I do, share one local market insight [STAT], and invite them to reply with any questions. No hard sell.
Past Clients & Referrals
Useful content homeowners keep.
Create a [SEASON] home maintenance checklist for homeowners in [CLIMATE/REGION], 12 items, each with a one-line why. Add a friendly intro from me as their REALTOR.
Past Clients & Referrals
Thank people who send you business.
Write a heartfelt thank-you note to [NAME], who referred [CLIENT] to me. Mention how it went (without private details) and suggest 3 small gift ideas.
Past Clients & Referrals
A relaxed year-end call to past clients.
Write a relaxed 3-minute phone script for checking in with past clients before the holidays. Open with a personal touch from my notes [DETAIL], ask how the home is treating them, offer one useful thing (a trusted trades referral or a free home value update), and close with a soft referral ask. Add a voicemail version under 30 seconds and a follow-up text.
Investors & Rentals
Rough numbers for investor clients.
Estimate monthly cash flow for an investment property: price [$], down payment [%], rate [%], amortization [YEARS], taxes [$/yr], insurance [$/yr], condo fees [$], expected rent [$], vacancy 5%, maintenance 5%. Show the math in a table. Note it's an estimate, not advice.
Investors & Rentals
One-page deal summary.
Write a one-page investment summary for [ADDRESS]: property overview, rent comps [PASTE], estimated cash flow, cap rate, risks, and questions to verify. Neutral tone.
Investors & Rentals
Fill a rental quickly.
Write a rental listing ad for [ADDRESS]: [DETAILS, RENT, AVAILABLE DATE, PET POLICY]. Clear, Fair Housing compliant, under 150 words, with a showing call to action.
Investors & Rentals
Help an owner decide.
My client owns [ADDRESS] and is deciding whether to rent it out or sell. Facts: [PASTE]. Lay out pros, cons, and questions for each option in a table, and suggest which professionals (accountant, lawyer) to consult.
Relocation & Moving
Help out-of-town buyers settle in.
Create a welcome guide for a family relocating from [CITY] to [AREA]: neighbourhood overviews, commute tips, utilities to set up, and a first-week checklist. Keep it practical.
Relocation & Moving
A countdown clients love.
Write an 8-week moving countdown checklist for clients closing on [DATE], grouped by week, including utilities, address changes, packing, and closing-day items.
Relocation & Moving
Support older sellers with care.
Write a gentle conversation guide for helping long-time homeowners consider downsizing. Include questions about their goals, family, timing, and options, plus how to involve adult children respectfully.
Relocation & Moving
Show homes to remote buyers.
Write a script for a 15-minute live video walkthrough of [ADDRESS] for out-of-town buyers. Include what to show in each room, what to point out honestly, and questions to ask them along the way.
Relocation & Moving
A gentle week-by-week plan for long-time owners.
Create a gentle 12-week decluttering and moving plan for long-time homeowners moving from a [SIZE AND TYPE] home to a [NEW HOME TYPE]. Break it into weekly steps, room by room, with ideas for donating, selling, passing items to family and storing. Add a short list of local services to research (movers, junk removal, estate sale help) and a note to involve family where the owners want that. Warm, respectful tone with large clear headings.
Relocation & Moving
Answer what out-of-province buyers always ask.
Write a plain-language FAQ for buyers moving to [CITY, PROVINCE] from another province or country. Cover how the buying process and timelines work here, how I can show homes by video, what closing-cost categories to ask their lawyer and lender about, and what to expect from [LOCAL CLIMATE] when choosing a home. Keep each answer under 80 words and flag anything a lawyer or lender should confirm.
Content & Branding
Turn reviews into shareable posts.
Turn this client review into 3 short social posts: one quote card text (under 20 words), one story-style caption, and one short video script I can read on camera. Keep the client's words accurate and don't add details they didn't say: [PASTE REVIEW].
Content & Branding
A bio that sounds like you.
Write 3 versions of my professional bio (50, 100, and 200 words). Facts: [YEARS IN BUSINESS, AREAS, SPECIALTIES, PERSONAL DETAILS]. Warm, confident, no clichés like 'dedicated professional'.
Content & Branding
Answer what clients ask.
A client asked me: '[QUESTION]'. Turn it into a 700-word blog post for [AREA] homeowners, with subheadings, a short FAQ, and a call to action to contact me. Plain language.
Content & Branding
A monthly newsletter in minutes.
Draft my monthly email newsletter: one market update [STATS], one featured listing or sold story [DETAILS], one home tip, and one local event. Friendly, under 400 words, with subject line options.
Content & Branding
Get better testimonials.
Give me 8 interview questions to ask a happy client on video so their answers tell a story (before, during, after). Then write a short message asking them to record it.
Content & Branding
Improve your website.
Rewrite my website [PAGE, e.g. 'Sell with me'] copy for clarity and trust. Current copy: [PASTE]. Keep it under 300 words, add clear headings, and end with one call to action.
Content & Branding
Stop the scroll in the first few seconds.
Give me 10 opening lines (under 12 words each) for short videos about [TOPIC] for homeowners in [AREA]. Mix questions, surprising local facts I can verify, and myth-busters. For each, add a one-line idea for what to show on screen. Plain, friendly language, no clickbait.
Compliance & Safety
Catch mistakes before clients see them.
Review this AI-written text before I send it to a client: [PASTE]. List every factual claim (numbers, dates, rules, property details), mark which ones I need to verify and where, and flag anything that could be a Fair Housing or privacy problem.
Compliance & Safety
Catch risky wording.
Review this listing or ad text for Fair Housing risk. Flag any words that describe people rather than the property and suggest neutral alternatives: [PASTE TEXT].
Compliance & Safety
Stay safe at showings.
Create a simple personal safety plan for meeting new clients and hosting showings alone: pre-meeting checks, check-in routine with my office, and what to do if something feels wrong.
Compliance & Safety
Protect clients' money.
Write a short, clear wire fraud warning to send to buyers at accepted offer: never trust emailed wiring changes, always call a known number, and who to call. Plain language, under 120 words.
Compliance & Safety
Remove client details before you paste.
Before I paste this into an AI tool, replace every personal detail with a placeholder: [PASTE TEXT]. Swap names, phone numbers, emails, street addresses, birthdates and financial details for labels like [CLIENT 1] or [ADDRESS 1]. Then give me a list of what you replaced so I can put the details back in the final version myself.
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Social Media 6 prompts
Social Media
30-day content calendar
A month of posts in one go.
Social Media
Just Listed / Just Sold posts
Fast, punchy announcement captions.
Social Media
Short video script
30-60 second Reels/TikTok script.
Social Media
Neighbourhood spotlight
Become the local expert.
Social Media
Repurpose one post everywhere
One idea, five formats.
Social Media
Local business spotlight
Feature a favourite local business on social.