Playbooks for real estate agents & teams
Practical automation, marketing, and growth tactics, written for solo agents and growing teams. 53 posts and counting.
The archive is organised around the four places a real estate pipeline usually leaks. The first is speed: a portal or IDX enquiry that sits unanswered for an hour is worth a fraction of the same enquiry answered in five minutes, so a large share of these posts are about first response, missed call recovery, and the AI that covers the hours you cannot. The second is the listing side, where a home valuation request, an expired listing, or an owner trying to sell alone all need a different cadence from a buyer. The third is the sphere: past clients and the people who already trust you, who quietly drift to whoever stayed in touch. The fourth is the build itself, the GoHighLevel pipelines, tags, and calendars that make the first three run without anyone remembering to press a button. Pick a category below, or start with whichever of those four currently costs you the most.
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5 moreIDX Lead Capture That Actually Converts (Not Just Captures)
Most IDX setups capture leads. Few convert them. Here's how to design forced registration, value gates, and the first 24 hours that turn searchers into clients.
Reviving Expired Listings: A 90-Day Pursuit That Doesn't Feel Like a Pursuit
A respectful 90-day system for working expired listings: daily MLS pulls, a multichannel sequence, and the messaging that gets a burned seller to call you back.
The Sphere of Influence Playbook: 90 Days to a Self-Refilling Pipeline
A 90-day playbook for working your sphere of influence: segmentation, cadences, and the exact touches that turn past clients into a reliable referral engine.
Speed-to-Lead for Realtors: Why 5 Minutes Decides Half Your Year
Lead response time is the single biggest predictor of conversion in real estate. Here's the workflow that gets every new lead a response inside 60 seconds.
5 Real Estate Automations That Quietly Pay For Themselves
Five GoHighLevel automations every agent should run: speed-to-lead, sphere reactivation, expired follow-up, showing logistics, and post-close referral.