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Email Campaigns
Telling someone they can’t have something? Still one of the fastest ways to make them want it.That’s the psychology behind this coming soon email, and why it starts with a line most agents would never dare send:“I really shouldn’t share this listing with you…”No price. No exact location. Just a few vivid details, a sense of exclusivity, and a clear call-to-action:Text “VIP” to your number for more info.It’s short. It’s unexpected. And it works, because instead of broadcasting a new listing, you’re creating demand before it hits the market.
You don’t need to shout to stand out. You need to say the thing buyers are already wondering, and answer it better than anyone else.
This campaign does exactly that.
“Can I make a low offer?”
It’s a question your audience might be asking. Now you get to be the one who answers with clarity, strategy, and calm authority.
It’s timely, relevant, and built to meet the market where it is—while positioning you as the professional who knows how to work it.
According to ATTOM’s latest U.S. Home Sales Report, the average homeowner who sold last quarter walked away with a 50% profit.
While it’s true that margins are down from their peak and some markets are cooling, it’s also true that many sellers, especially those who’ve owned for 8+ years, are still walking away with sizable equity gains.
This campaign helps you bring that nuance to the surface. It gives you a reason to educate, recalibrate, and start meaningful conversations with the people in your database who may be unsure what today’s market means for them.
When sellers price for the market they remember - not the one they’re in - homes sit, prices drop, or listings disappear.
This email helps you name that disconnect and start the kind of conversation that leads to smarter pricing, stronger positioning, and fewer surprises. We also added a soft P.S. for buyers—because in this market, some well-priced homes are absolute steals.
When sellers price for the market they remember - not the one they’re in - homes sit, prices drop, or listings disappear.
That’s the story behind two new reports from Realtor.com and Clever, and the reason we built this campaign.
The data is clear: 72% of future sellers think they’ll get over asking. Only 42% of recent sellers actually did. Nearly half had to cut their price. And delistings? Up 47% year-over-year.
This email helps you name that disconnect and start the kind of conversation that leads to smarter pricing, stronger positioning, and fewer surprises. We also added a soft P.S. for buyers because in this market, some well-priced homes are absolute steals.
The Deal of the Week strategy needs to be added to your weekly marketing SOPs. It's simple, repeatable, and highly effective.
Brad McCallum sent this email and got 20 replies.
The best part?
It wasn't their listing.
But here's the thing...
This email is just the beginning.
Repurpose your Deal of the Week into an IG poll and an SOI text.
This is how you can take a winning marketing campaign and maximize the impact.
Not sure which listing to feature?
Start here:
- Filter for new listings (within the last 7 days)
- Focus on your target price point
- Stay in your ideal neighborhood or farm area
That should give you a pool of 50–70 listings.
From there, zero in on the one with the highest saves or views—that’s the listing with heat behind it.
With new listings surging across Canada—an 11% jump in January alone, the biggest supply increase since the 1980s—buyers have more options than they’ve seen in years (Financial Post). But more inventory doesn’t mean an easier search. It means competition, faster-moving deals, and the need to act decisively when the right home appears.
This campaign gives you a simple, strategic way to guide buyers through the three key steps that separate those who hesitate from those who close. Use it to position yourself as the expert who helps buyers move with confidence.
With more inventory sitting on the market, a lot of buyers are circling. This campaign is intended to help you start conversations with those buyers, and also engage serious buyers with a direct response P.S.
This campaign gives you a simple, strategic way to guide buyers through the three key steps that separate those who hesitate from those who close. Use it to position yourself as the expert who helps buyers move with confidence
The #1 reason why your clients won't sell their current home might be because they have a great interest rate. But as rates drop, they might be more open to the idea of making a move.
Let's take the opportunity of rates dropping below 7% to engage our SOI and find our next listing.
Your clients want to time the market. The perfect moment to sell. The lowest rate to buy. It feels like the smart move—like they’re outmaneuvering everyone else.
But here’s the uncomfortable truth you need to help them see: trying to time the market often costs more than it saves.
The pros—like you—know the market isn’t something to predict; it’s something to work with.
Your job is to shift their focus: does making a move this year align with their life and goals? This email will help you start that conversation.
Your clients want to time the market. The perfect moment to sell. The lowest rate to buy. It feels like the smart move—like they’re outmaneuvering everyone else.
But here’s the uncomfortable truth you need to help them see: trying to time the market often costs more than it saves.
The pros—like you—know the market isn’t something to predict; it’s something to work with.
Your job is to shift their focus: does making a move this year align with their life and goals? This email will help you start that conversation.
If you have an off-market opportunity, this is the perfect email to send to your list of buyers.
Scarcity creates demand. The moment something feels exclusive—something others can’t have—it becomes even more desirable. Off-market properties tap into this psychology, but only if you position them the right way. The mistake most agents make? They focus only on the property itself. But buyers don’t just want a home—they want an edge, too.
Most sellers assume they need to spend thousands fixing up their home before they can sell. But here’s the truth: They might not need to.
This email is so effective because it challenges that assumption with real results. If you recently worked with a client who had an outdated home, needed big-ticket repairs, and believed a traditional sale wasn’t worth the hassle, this is your chance to shift their perspective. Instead of pouring money into renovations or taking a lowball offer from an iBuyer, they leaned on your network of buyers. The result? A sale that netted them significantly more than an instant offer.
The key takeaway: Selling as-is isn’t a last resort—it’s a strategy. And when sellers have the right expert in their corner, they don’t have to choose between convenience and maximizing their profit.
One of the biggest misconceptions sellers have? That listing with an agent means weeks of expensive repairs, dealing with contractors, and endless headaches. Companies like Opendoor have capitalized on that fear, selling the promise of certainty, convenience, and speed. And guess what? It’s worked—over 30,000 homes bought in just two years.
But here’s the truth: Many of these sellers are leaving real money on the table. They might not need to renovate to sell. They might just need access to the right buyer.
This email is so effective because it challenges the seller’s assumptions. Most believe they have to fix up their home to attract buyers, but is there a different story? Not every buyer is looking for perfect—many prioritize location, potential, and value. And with your extensive network of buyers, you can connect sellers with the right match, without forcing them into costly renovations.
Pro tip: Strengthen this email by adding a local stat on buyer demand. Show sellers that homes—even ones that need work—are still moving fast in your market. The more relevant the data, the more powerful your message.
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Your clients look to you for real market insights—not headlines, not hearsay. Whenever you have a marketable moment—a real success story like a client selling above their online estimate or above ask—it’s a prime opportunity to send an email like this.
When homeowners see others achieving impressive results, they naturally start wondering, “Could that be me?” That’s herd mentality in action—people are influenced by what others around them are doing, especially in uncertain times.
This email taps into that psychology, using a compelling example to shift homeowners from curiosity to action.
Customize the opening sentence with any stat from your client’s experience that demonstrates strong demand in your market.
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Your clients look to you for real market insights—not headlines, not hearsay. Whenever you have a marketable moment—a real success story like a client selling above their online estimate or above ask—it’s a prime opportunity to send an email like this.
When homeowners see others achieving impressive results, they naturally start wondering, “Could that be me?” That’s herd mentality in action—people are influenced by what others around them are doing, especially in uncertain times.
This email taps into that psychology, using a compelling example to shift homeowners from curiosity to action.
Customize the opening sentence with any stat from your client’s experience that demonstrates strong demand in your market.
Fear-based headlines get clicks. But they don’t help your clients make clear, confident decisions.
This campaign is designed to counter the noise with calm, credible context — especially for longtime homeowners who remember 2008 and worry we’re heading there again.
You’ll use data from major financial institutions to reframe the narrative and bring reassurance to sellers who are watching the market but unsure what to believe. It’s not about hype. It’s about perspective — and positioning yourself as the steady guide in a noisy moment.
More listings are getting price cuts this spring—but what that means depends entirely on how you explain it.
Look at the data in your local market to figure out how many homes took a price cut last month. Plug that into this template.
The stat is important. But the story you tell around it? That’s what builds trust.
This isn’t about panic—it’s about how you coach clients through the shift:
— Show them why price cuts don’t always signal weakness
— Reframe expectations around timing, negotiation, and demand
— Be the calm in the chaos
This campaign gives you the data—and the script—to do exactly that.
ResiClub just dropped a breakdown every agent should see: 33.9% of active listings in March had a price cut—the highest share in years.
At first glance, it might feel like a warning sign. But zoom out, and the picture changes. Even during the 2021 buying frenzy, nearly 1 in 5 listings adjusted their price.
This isn’t about panic—it’s about how you coach clients through the shift:
— Show them why price cuts don’t always signal weakness
— Reframe expectations around timing, negotiation, and demand
— Be the calm in the chaos
This campaign gives you the data—and the script—to do exactly that.
Most agents send a Just Sold once—right after the deal closes. Then they move on.
But here’s the truth: you can send it weeks (even months) later and still spark listing appointments. Why? Because what sellers need isn’t just a headline—they need to see how you got the result.
This email campaign does exactly that. It walks readers through the full story of the sale: why the sellers reached out, how you prepped the home, the pricing strategy, marketing plan, negotiation, and final outcome. Step by step. Real. Relatable. Strategic.
When you show the work behind the win, you don’t just get credit—you get calls.
Here’s a pro tip that can transform your listing pitch—and your lead gen.
Every time you walk into a new listing, snap a few iPhone photos. The worse, the better. When the pro shots come back, you’ll have a clean before-and-after—same angle, same room, completely different story.
Then? Turn it into an email campaign like this one.
Because when sellers see the difference prep and presentation make, they stop asking about price—and start asking how you got that result. This is how you turn one win into your next three listings.
The Bank of Canada hit pause—holding the policy rate at 2.75% for the first time in a year.
That move might seem small. But for your clients, it creates a big question mark. Rates didn’t drop. Confidence didn’t return. And headlines didn’t get any clearer.
Which means your role just got more important.
Right now, buyers and sellers are waiting for someone to help them interpret what this actually means. Use this campaign to do exactly that—to be the voice of calm, clarity, and next steps in a market full of mixed signals.
A brand-new survey from Realtor.com, released April 14, reveals something surprising: 70% of potential sellers still believe it’s a good time to sell.
On the surface, that might seem disconnected from reality—especially with consumer confidence at a 12-year low and recession fears looming.
But sellers aren’t waiting for perfect conditions. They’re driven by life events, equity gains, and the urgency to move forward.
Even now, we’re selling over 12,000 homes a day.
This campaign helps you speak directly to that motivated seller—the one who needs clarity.
Keep your head in the game. The consumer needs you more than ever.
Confusion isn’t the enemy—silence is.
Right now, your clients don’t need all the answers. They need a trusted voice to help them make sense of the noise. This campaign is your opportunity to step in with calm, credible guidance at a time when most agents are staying quiet. Use it to:
• Acknowledge what buyers and sellers are really feeling
• Highlight what’s actually happening—rates, inventory, demand
• Reopen conversations that were paused out of fear or fatigue
Don’t wait for the market to “settle.” Show up for people now.
Most agents wait for certainty before they speak up. The best ones? They lead through it.
This campaign is designed for moments like this—when buyers and sellers are quietly re-evaluating, unsure whether to make a move or stay put. You have a short window to step in with clarity and confidence. Use this message to:
• Reignite conversations that have gone quiet
• Reframe what’s possible in the next 90 days
• Reposition yourself as the steady hand clients are searching for
It’s not about predicting the future. It’s about helping people make sense of the present.
Most agents ignore tax season. Smart ones use it to spark conversation.
When those new assessment letters hit mailboxes, homeowners do one of two things: shrug it off—or wonder if they’re getting overcharged. This campaign is built for the second group.
It positions you as the local expert who can translate inflated tax values into real-world numbers—and potentially real savings.
Use it to:
- Start value-based conversations without pushing a sale.
- Offer a helpful, relevant service that builds trust fast.
- Reconnect with past clients and neighbors in a way that feels timely and valuable.
Most agents wait for sellers to raise their hand. Top agents create the moment.
Right now, one of the most overlooked seller opportunities is hiding in plain sight: mortgage renewals. Thousands of homeowners are approaching renewal dates—and they’re quietly questioning whether staying put still makes financial sense.
This campaign meets them right there, in that moment of uncertainty.
Here’s how to use it to spark listing conversations:
- Lead with service—offer personalized insight, not a generic sales pitch.
- Frame the home equity report as a decision-making tool, not a valuation.
- Open the door to bigger conversations about upgrading, downsizing, or refinancing.
Most agents default to “now is a great time to buy”—but savvy buyers aren’t buying it.
They’ve seen the headlines. They know affordability is out of whack. What they don’t know is how to make sense of it all—or how to apply it to their own timeline. That’s the gap this campaign is built to fill.
This isn’t about hype. It’s about helping your clients zoom out, think long-term, and make a smart move based on their goals—not market noise.
Use this message to reset the conversation:
- Shift the narrative from timing to timeline.
- Show them how national data actually supports their local decision.
- Position yourself as the clear-thinking, truth-telling guide they’ve been looking for.
This week’s email is grounded in insights from RBC’s latest housing report and recent coverage from The Globe and Mail. Together, they capture a clear mood in the market: caution.
National resales fell nearly 10% in February—the sharpest monthly drop in years. But that stat alone doesn’t tell the whole story.
Because in a cautious market, people don’t stop moving. They just move differently.
This email helps you communicate that nuance—to show up as a calm, informed resource in a time when many are feeling uncertain.
This week’s email pulls from two of the most respected sources in housing data—Altos Research and ATTOM. Together, they paint a picture that’s more complex than the headlines suggest.
It’s a national view—but one that helps you frame local conversations with more clarity and confidence.
Because even when your market behaves differently, buyers and sellers are still hearing national narratives. Your job is to bring perspective.
Here’s what the latest numbers show—and how to use them to educate, inform, and stay relevant.
This template also includes a direct-response P.S. designed to surface potential sellers—so you can spark the right conversations at the right time.
Smart agents know that one Open House can lead to the next. Every buyer who walks through the door—whether they loved that home or not—is a lead who’s actively searching. So why not use that connection to keep them engaged?
This email works because it feels personal. It’s not a generic “Come to my Open House” blast—it’s an intentional, direct invitation. And by using the Deal of the Week strategy, you create curiosity without giving everything away. No full address. No full listing. Just enough intrigue to make them reply.
Use this as a simple but effective way to turn past Open House visitors into future clients. If they’re serious about buying, they’ll want the details.