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Price isn’t always the problem. Exposure is.
Most sellers assume their home didn’t sell because it was priced too high.
And sometimes, that’s true. But more often, it’s because their agent never got the home in front of the right buyers.
That’s what this campaign challenges head-on.
Campaign 4 of The Summer Expired Series introduces a set of high-leverage marketing strategies most sellers have never heard of—reverse prospecting, YouTube pre-roll, geo-fenced retargeting, and more. It’s not smoke and mirrors. It’s smart, targeted exposure.
And it does two things instantly:
- Reframes the seller’s thinking.
- Elevates your positioning.
The tone stays grounded, never hypey. The message: you have options beyond a price cut—and a partner who knows how to execute.
And once again, we repeat the same call-to-action—because repetition builds recognition, trust, and momentum.
This campaign is a powerful differentiator for any seller who thinks they’ve “tried everything.”
When a listing doesn’t sell, it’s easy to hit pause—especially in the summer.
This campaign meets homeowners in that moment. It doesn’t push. It presents. Three timely, data-backed reasons to reconsider waiting: falling rates, motivated buyers with deadlines, and rising competition on the horizon.
We start with empathy. We follow with insight. And we close with the same clear CTA sellers have seen in Campaigns 1 and 2 of The Summer Expired Series—because repetition builds trust, reduces friction, and creates a sense of steady, strategic momentum.
Every campaign in this series drives toward the same action: A 15-minute Summer Strategy Call that positions you as the agent with a plan—not just a pitch.
Every seller wants a better result—but few stop to assess what actually went wrong.
That’s what makes this campaign in The Summer Expired Series different.
Instead of jumping into a new plan or pushing for a price drop, we hand the homeowner a mirror. The Home Sale Scorecard invites them to evaluate their last listing like a pro would—with clear, direct questions about pricing, prep, marketing, and exposure.
It’s simple, disarming, and incredibly effective. Because once a seller sees the gaps, they’re far more open to a better strategy—and a better agent.
This isn’t about assigning blame. It’s about creating clarity.
And clarity builds confidence.
A self-assessment that resets the conversation—and sets the stage for a smarter relist strategy.
Don’t ask for the listing. Earn their attention first.
When a seller feels burned by the process, the last thing they want is another pitch.
What they do want? Proof that you're different. That you're helpful before you're hired. That you see details others overlook.
That’s why Campaign 1 in The Summer Expired Series leads with value.
Instead of telling homeowners how to “boost curb appeal” or “increase value,” we flip the script—Here’s how to instantly attract more buyers…without a major reno.
This first postcard sets the tone: generous, strategic, and persuasive. It meets sellers where they are—hesitant, but still hopeful—and gives them quick wins they can trust.
We’ve tested a lot of scripts—but this one works faster than most.
It’s simple. Personal. And rooted in real psychology.
This is the kind of question that reopens the conversation without feeling salesy… even for leads who’ve gone completely dark.
Here’s the 10-word text that’s driving replies right now:
Hi Tom—
Have you given up on trying to buy a home this year?
Give it a shot. You might be surprised how many people answer.
While rates are still high, the opportunity is hiding in plain sight: better strategy, not better timing.
The truth is, most consumers are leaving money on the table—simply because they haven’t been told what’s possible. As their agent, you can change that. You should change that.
According to Realtor.com, just shopping lenders could lower a rate by 0.86%. That’s real leverage—and it’s in your hands.
Use this email to educate, empower, and move buyers off the sidelines with four proven rate strategies that work right now.
We created this text campaign to solve a common (and costly) problem: vague, low-performing follow-ups. You know the line—"Just following up…” It’s overused, easily ignored, and signals you don’t have anything new to offer.
This campaign flips that script.
We’re replacing generic follow-ups with a confident, curiosity-driven opener: “This might be worth a quick conversation but I could be wrong.”
It’s disarming, conversational, and gives the recipient permission to say no—while still inviting engagement.
From there, we position the message around active buyer demand and the idea of “just seeing if there’s a number you’d consider,” even if selling isn’t on their radar. It’s direct, low-pressure, and refreshingly honest.
The goal?
Spark conversations with homeowners who aren’t actively selling—but might be willing to consider an off-market deal for the right price.
We built this campaign around a financial blind spot that’s become impossible to ignore: the rising total cost of homeownership—and how it’s prompting more Canadians to reconsider staying put. A new Ratehub.ca report shows that in 2025, the average annual cost of owning a home in Canada—excluding mortgage payments—has climbed to over $21,000.
This email leans into that insight to meet clients where they are: feeling squeezed by property taxes, insurance, and upkeep. It speaks to the real questions homeowners are asking right now: Are we paying more to stay than we would to move?
The message does three things:
- Educates clients on the hidden and rising costs of ownership.
- Brings clarity by offering a framework for comparing today’s costs vs. tomorrow’s options.
- Provides next steps, with practical tools and a reassuring offer to help.
We’re not just selling homes—we’re helping people make smart, sustainable decisions.
We built this campaign around a growing pain point: first-time buyers and current homeowners often underestimate the true cost of homeownership. A recent Realtor.com report found that the top regret among first-time buyers is not getting better information about the full cost of owning a home. A Bankrate study echoes this, showing how quickly maintenance, repairs, and surprise expenses can add up.
We also know that many homeowners consider selling because those costs become too much to manage.
This email leans into those insights to do three things:
- Educate buyers and sellers on what to expect financially.
- Create transparency, removing friction by helping people understand what’s coming next.
- Offer next steps, showing up as a helpful guide if a move is on their mind.
By meeting people at the moment when financial questions start to surface, we position ourselves not just as agents — but as trusted advisors who lead with clarity.
This campaign is a spin on the proven Magic Buyer strategy—specifically tailored for your clients who are looking for an investment opportunity.
You’re still leveraging real buyer demand to spark off-market conversations, but the message is tailored to homeowners that have properties that need to be renovated.
Tiffany Vasquez sent 88 Magic Buyer Letters and got 15 responses, 10 interested homeowners, and 5 potential listings.
Tre Serrano sent 50 and walked away with 2 listings.
This letter delivers the same results by focusing on what works: a real buyer and a message that feels personal, specific, and low-pressure.
More Canadian homeowners are tapping into their equity this year—driven by rising renewal volumes, increased HELOC usage, and a growing need to make smart financial decisions without giving up a low-rate mortgage.
That makes this the perfect time to bring back a strategy that’s worked exceptionally well: the unsolicited CMA.
Reach out to 5–10 people in your sphere or past clients with a quick, personalized equity update—no ask, no pressure, just timely insight.The text below helps you start the conversation—and positions you as the steady, informed guide they want in their corner.
The Bank of Canada held its key rate steady last week—keeping prime at 4.95% and leaving variable-rate borrowers unchanged for now.
But what happens next isn’t as clear. Markets are now expecting just one cut by year-end. Fixed rates are inching up. And depending on how inflation, jobs, and trade unfold this summer, mortgage rates could land anywhere from the low 3s to the high 4s.
This campaign helps you bring that uncertainty into focus. To offer clients real context, timely insight, and the kind of steady, informed guidance they’re looking for right now.
When you’ve sold a few homes in the same neighborhood, something shifts. You don’t just know the market—you know the buyers, the timing, and what it takes to get a deal done.
This postcard is designed to capitalize on that kind of momentum.
It opens with a confident question—Why are so many of your neighbors hiring me?—then delivers proof: multiple nearby sales, strong results, and a compelling offer that flips the usual listing pitch.
It’s direct, credible, and built to spark conversations.
Pro tip: Follow up with a Magic Buyer Letter for anyone who shows interest—include real numbers, real stories, and a reason to call you back.
$25 billion in equity was pulled last quarter—the highest Q1 total since 2008, according to ICE Mortgage Technology. And the average U.S. homeowner is now sitting on over $200K in tappable equity.
That makes this the perfect time to bring back a strategy that’s worked time and time again: the unsolicited CMA.
Reach out to 5–10 people in your sphere or past clients with a quick, personalized equity update.
The text below makes it easy to start the conversation—and reminds them exactly why they trust you.
Homeowners pulled $25 billion in equity last quarter—the highest Q1 total since 2008, according to ICE Mortgage Technology.
Because they could.
HELOC rates have dropped by 2.5 percentage points. Tappable equity has hit $11.5 trillion. The average mortgage holder is sitting on over $200,000 in accessible cash—and many are starting to use it.
Some are renovating instead of relisting. Others are consolidating debt, boosting their buying power, or helping their kids into the market.
This campaign is about meeting that moment. Helping homeowners understand what they have, what it’s worth, and what they could do with it—whether they’re ready to move now or just exploring options.
When a new policy drops—especially one tied to affordability—it’s worth paying attention.
The federal government’s new GST rebate promises up to $50,000 in savings for first-time buyers of newly built homes under $1 million. On the surface, it sounds like a big win.
But here’s the truth: the fine print matters. Eligibility is narrow, impact is limited, and most buyers won’t qualify.
Still, this announcement gives you something valuable—a timely reason to reach out. To clarify what’s changed. To explain who it helps. And to show your clients you’re not just watching the news…you’re helping them understand what it means.