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We call this a âfast ballâ email because itâs quick, clean, and built to get replies.
It leads with empathy. It sounds personal, even off-the-cuff. And it mirrors the exact conversations many agents are already having right now, where people want to move but feel frozen by uncertainty.
The format is simple on purpose: A short, genuine note that puts a few common scenarios on the table and invites the reader to raise their hand. Thatâs it.
Letâs get it out there.
A good Coming Soon campaign doesnât just build anticipationâit builds connection.
This letter taps into something we see all the time in tight-knit neighborhoods: someone hears a home is hitting the market, and immediately thinks, âI wonder if [friend/family member] would want to live hereâŚâ
We designed this campaign to make that moment more powerful.
It gives neighbors first-look access plus insider prep details they wonât find onlineâcreating a sense of trust, transparency, and exclusivity. It makes them feel like theyâre in the loop, not just on the list. And if they know someone looking? Youâre now the obvious person to call.
This isnât just a teaser. Itâs a hand-delivered reason to talk about your listing before it goes live. Use it to spark conversations and referrals.
Most Just Listed letters are forgettable. This one isnât.
Because it doesnât just announce a listing,it answers the one question every homeowner actually cares about: âWhy should I care?â
This campaign leads with value: It highlights the specific, strategic improvements you made to prep the home, giving neighbors real ideas they can apply to their own property, whether theyâre selling now or two years from now.
It does three things at once:
â Shows the caliber of work you do behind the scenes
â Educates homeowners on what buyers in their neighborhood really care about
â Keeps you top-of-mind as the expert who understands how to market a home, not just list one
Itâs not just a listing announcement. Itâs a positioning play.
Right now, the typical homeowner wants $39K more than buyers are willing to pay. And too many agents are losing the conversation before it even starts, because theyâre not showing the cost of a bad plan in real terms.
Thatâs what this campaign is built to do.
It takes sellers out of âletâs test the marketâ mode and shows them, clearly and calmly, how that mindset leads to a $23,000 mistake they never saw coming. Use this letter to reframe what smart pricing actually means in todayâs market.
We based the $23K on a $500,000 home, factoring in two to three months of mortgage, taxes, insurance, and utilities. You can adjust the number to better reflect average home prices in your market.
This campaign has generated millions of dollars in listing appointments. It's the incredibly popular Name Your Price campaign.
Here's a pro-tip:Â This tactic was originally designed to be an email campaign but really smart agents are leveraging it as a direct mail piece as well.Â
When an idea works, extend it to other channels.Â
Always double down on your winners.
Youâre not just selling homes. Youâre selling certaintyâin a market full of doubt.
The mistake? Thinking your experience speaks for itself. It doesnât. Not anymore.
We saw this video by Dewayne Carpenterâjust 90 seconds, no fluff, no hypeâand it stopped us cold. It framed experience not as ego, but as an edge. And it did what most agent videos donât: it made us feel the value of working with someone whoâs done the reps.
So we reverse-engineered it.
We broke down the structure, reworked the beats, and wrote you a script thatâs ready to recordâwithout sounding like a script. Something you could put on your homepage, pin to your YouTube channel, or use as a trust-building asset when someoneâs deciding whether to hit âschedule a call.â
This isnât about flexing your rĂŠsumĂŠ. Itâs about translating experience into language the consumer actually understandsâand values.
Use this to showânot tellâwhy working with you isnât a gamble. Itâs a shortcut.
When buyers re-enter the market, it usually starts with curiosity.
Not bold movesâjust a sense that the timing might be better.Â
This text leans into that energy with a useful offer at the right moment.
Even a small rate dip can reset the conversation.
Not just because affordability improvesâbut because buyers start to feel the difference. According to Redfin, a recent drop from 7.08% to 6.67% gave buyers with a $3K/month budget an extra $16,000 in purchasing power. That subtle shift can be enough to re-engage someone whoâs been sitting on the sidelines.
This text uses a light touch to invite that kind of buyer back into the dialogue.
When interest rates so much as wobble, buyer psychology shifts. Not always in ways you can predictâbut often in ways you can use. A modest dip doesnât just increase affordability. It gives fence-sitters permission to act.
With the Bank of Canadaâs next rate announcement coming July 30, now is the time to steady your message.
This email helps you do just thatâcalmly, confidently, and with purpose.
Send this email today and include a soft P.S. to invite the right people into a conversation without pressure.
A subtle shift in rates can unlock serious momentum.
When mortgage rates easeâeven slightlyâbuyers donât just gain affordability. They gain confidence. According to Redfin, a recent dip from 7.08% to 6.67% gave buyers with a $3,000/month budget $16,000 more in purchasing powerâenough to afford a $455,000 home instead of $439,000.
That kind of shift can often spark renewed energy: faster tours, fewer concessions, more decisive offers.
Send this email today and include a soft P.S. to invite the right people into a conversation without pressure.
Inventory's up. Some buyers are paying closer attentionâbut they havenât all told an agent theyâre looking.
This story helps you change thatâwithout being pushy.
Itâs a simple market update with a smart twist: a timely stat, a relatable poll, and a chance to spot who's quietly keeping tabs on new listings. Use it to stay visible, start conversations, and surface warm leads hiding in plain sight.
Pro tip: Anyone who taps the poll is showing interest. Send them a quick DM to start the conversation.
Note: You can swap âZillowâ with Realtor.ca, HouseSigma, or whateverâs most familiar to your audience.
Weâve been testing a lot of ways to bring the Deal of the Week strategy to Storiesâand this oneâs a winner.
Itâs simple. Swipeable. And engineered to build momentum before the CTA hits.
Instead of leading with a poll (which can feel rushed), we let the story unfold over 3 slidesâhook â details â standout featuresâthen drop the poll. That structure alone gave us 6x more engagement in recent tests.
The best part? This is one of those rare story templates that works whether you're showing your face or not. You can record a walkthrough, use listing photos, or keep it text-only and still make it feel personal and high-value.
We pulled the hook from one of the 1,200 top-performing Instagram creators we track at Listing Leadsâand built the rest to help you execute fast.
Use it to spotlight hidden gems, test urgency-driven content, or just stay top of mind with serious buyers.
Want us to automate the Deal of the Week for you every week? Try out AI Mode.
The Deal of the Week strategy needs to be added to your weekly marketing SOPs. It's simple, repeatable, and highly effective.
Use the template we provided below to send out your Deal of the Week, use this free tool to write the email and send it yourself, or get AIÂ Mode to automate the entire process for you.
Slow season? Only if you sit it out.
The best agents donât wait for momentum. They create it.
And right now, the market just handed you a reason to re-engage homeowners in your database.
30-year mortgage rates just hit their lowest point since April.
Top agents use shifts like this to sharpen their timing and separate from the pack.
Not every lead gen post needs to be a market update or a polished Reel.
Sometimes, the best engagement comes from a simple question that gets people talking.
This one came from Jeremy Knightâhe posted it to his Facebook page and the comments took off. Itâs bold enough to spark reactions, but casual enough to feel like a real conversation starter:
âA client just asked me what [Area]âs most overrated neighborhood is. đł
I think I know the answerâŚwhat do you think?â
Itâs light, local, and designed to stir the pot just enough.
Post it on your page. Better yetâdrop it in your community Facebook group.Youâll learn what people really thinkâand keep yourself front and center in the process.
If you want to post a market update that actually gets attentionâstart here.
This Reel was inspired by Katie Dayâs â5 Most Sold Neighborhoodsâ video, which pulled in over 15,000 views in less than a week.
Why? Because itâs simple, hyperlocal, and answers a question buyers and sellers actually care about:
Where are homes selling right now?
Use this at the end of the month to highlight the top-performing neighborhoods in your cityâsales volume, average price, days on market. You can record a quick video breaking it down⌠or keep it simple and plug the numbers into our faceless template.
Either way, itâs a fast, effective way to stay visible, relevant, and valuableâwithout needing to over-explain the market.
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