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Offer gated resources (CMA, buyer/seller guides), promote via ads and social, and nurture with a 3–5 email sequence that ends with a booking link. Track reply and appointment rates by source. Maintain CASL compliance.
Trigger automations on form fills, link clicks, or property views. Use templates for showing recaps, price changes, and anniversary check-ins. Route no-response leads to a lite weekly nurture. Maintain CASL compliance.
Build separate tracks: new buyers, sellers, past clients. Use 5–7 emails over 21–30 days with education, social proof, and a consult CTA. Branch on engagement (clicked listings → higher frequency).
Choose a platform with list segmentation, automation, templates, sign-up forms, and SMS/CRM integrations. Prioritize deliverability and easy listing visuals over extras you won’t use.
Trigger automations on form fills, link clicks, or property views. Use templates for showing recaps, price changes, and anniversary check-ins. Route no-response leads to a lite weekly nurture.
Use localized, outcome-oriented lines: “[[Area]] prices this month,” “3 homes under [[price]] in [[neighborhood]],” or “Should you sell before [[season]]?” Aim for 5–7 words and 1 clear benefit.





