Every marketing request, and how it helps an agent win the transaction

Open house kits bring visitors and give the agent a reason to follow up within 24 hours. Property emails put the listing in front of the database the week it lists. Just-sold and under-contract pieces keep the seller confident and the neighborhood watching. Buyer presentations and neighborhood content make the agent the guide, not the driver.

Every request is built from the brand guide, approved once by the team lead, and checked for the disclosures the brokerage requires. That is how forty agents can make requests every week and the office still looks like one brand from the outside.

• Listing launch set (coming soon, just listed, open house, under contract, sold): wins the listing appointment and keeps the seller confident. Built to the brand guide, scheduled the same week.
• Listing presentation: wins the appointment before the first showing. One design system for every agent, updated as the brand grows.
• Open house kit (post, story, sign-in, follow-up email): fills the house and gives the agent a 24-hour follow-up. Templates in the brand, agent details swapped in.
• Property email to the database: puts the listing in the right inboxes the week it lists. Written in the office voice, sent from the office platform.
• Just sold and under contract: proof for the seller and the neighborhood. Same set, same standard, every time.
• Buyer presentation and neighborhood content: makes the agent the guide the buyer trusts. Built from the office content themes.
• New-agent announcement and launch kit: headshot direction, bio, signature, cards, agent page, "I'm licensed" post. Ready before day one.
• Milestone posts (first listing, first closing, fifth closing, anniversary): recognition that keeps agents and recruits candidates. Scheduled, with permission.
• Review request script and follow-up: turns closed clients into visible proof. The office asks; the design makes asking easy.
• Print (postcards, signs, one-sheets): still wins in relationship neighborhoods. Six print designs a month on Team Marketing Department, plus priority requests.
• Recruiting post share: every agent shares the office's weekly recruiting post from their own profile. Written for them, ready to post.
• Priority request: anything outside the cadence, scoped and priced before it is done. Four marketing-manager tasks a month are included on Team Marketing Department.