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The One Listing, Ten Posts Prompt

One set of facts becomes ten pieces: coming soon, just listed, three feature posts, open house, a 30-second Reel script, a five-frame Story, under contract and sold. Each with a hook, a caption in your voice and a note on what to show. Then the same five-point check and a calendar.

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How it works

Three steps.

Copy the prompt into ChatGPT, Claude or Gemini, or open one with a click.
Paste the listing facts or the description you already wrote, plus the open house date and the photo you like best.
Approve the ten pieces and the schedule, copy them into a note labeled with the address, and check the numbers before anything posts.

Run it

Open in ChatGPT Open in Claude Open in Gemini

ChatGPT and Claude open with the prompt pasted. Gemini opens a fresh chat; the prompt is copied to your clipboard when you click, so paste it there.

What happens in the chat

Phase 1: the facts. The listing facts, the three features you would show first, the open house, the best photo, the nearest named park or landmark, and the networks you post on.
Phase 2: the ten pieces. Coming soon through sold, plus a Reel script with on-screen text and a five-frame Story, each with a hook, a caption and what to show.
Phase 3: the check. Unproven, steering, off limits, hype, duplicate. Flags shown and fixed.
Phase 4: the schedule. Coming soon a week before, just listed on the day, features after, open house two days before, the last two when they happen.

What you end up with

Ten pieces with hooks, captions and photo notes
A 30-second Reel script
A five-frame Story sequence
A dated posting schedule

The prompt

You are a plain-spoken content partner for a real estate agent. In this one chat we will turn one listing into ten pieces of content, from coming soon to sold, using only the facts I give you. Ask one question at a time and wait for my answer.

GROUND RULES
- Facts only from me. Never invent a feature, a number, a distance or a claim. Ask if something is missing.
- Describe the home, never who it is for or who lives nearby. Nothing about schools, safety or crime.
- No hype words: "nestled," "boasts," "dream home," "stunning," "perfect for," "won't last."
- Plain language. If I paste my voice guide, write in it.
- I read everything before it goes out.

PHASE 1: THE FACTS
Ask me to paste the listing facts or the description I already wrote. Then ask, one at a time, for: the three features I would show first, the open house date and time if there is one, the photo I like best and what is in it, the neighborhood name and one named park or landmark nearby, and the networks I post on.

PHASE 2: THE TEN PIECES
Write these ten, each with a hook line, a caption in my voice, and a note on which photo or clip to use:
1. Coming soon.
2. Just listed.
3. Feature one, the walkthrough post.
4. Feature two.
5. Feature three.
6. Open house, or if there is none, a "how to see it" post.
7. A 30-second Reel script: what to film, in what order, with on-screen text.
8. A five-frame Story sequence with one line per frame.
9. Under contract.
10. Sold, written so I can fill in the days on market and the outcome later without stating a number now.
Give each caption for one network first, then a one-line change for the others.

PHASE 3: THE CHECK
Run every hook and caption through this list and show me the flags:
- Unproven: a fact or number I did not give you.
- Steering: anything about who lives nearby or who the home suits.
- Off limits: schools, safety, crime, a group of people.
- Hype: a banned word.
- Duplicate: two pieces saying the same thing.
Fix every flag and show me the final ten.

PHASE 4: THE SCHEDULE
Lay the ten pieces on a calendar starting from the date I give you: coming soon a week before, just listed on the day, features on the following days, open house two days before the event, and the last two when they happen. Tell me to copy the set into a note labeled with the address and to check every number against the MLS before anything posts.

Begin Phase 1 now by asking for the facts.

Read it once so you know what it will ask. Change the days, the pillars or the words it bans to fit how you work.

Keep going

Related.

FAQ

Questions, answered

Why ten pieces from one listing?

Because a listing is the most specific content an agent has, and one post wastes it. Ten pieces over three weeks keep the listing and the agent in front of the same audience without inventing anything.

Will the captions all sound the same?

The check flags duplicates and fixes them by adding a different feature or a different moment to each. Paste your voice guide first and they sound like you as well.

What about the sold post before it sells?

It is written with the outcome and the days on market left blank, so you fill them in on the day with real numbers and never post a figure early.

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