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Prepare a listing presentation that wins the seller appointment

A seller-specific listing presentation outline with pricing story, marketing plan, objection answers, and the close.

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The prompt

Help me prepare a listing presentation for a seller appointment. Seller situation: [WHY SELLING, TIMELINE, NEXT HOME, WHO DECIDES] Property and pricing summary: [KEY FACTS + MY CMA RANGE] What I learned in the pre-call: [CONCERNS, OTHER AGENTS INTERVIEWED, PRICE EXPECTATIONS] My track record: [RECENT SALES, AVG DAYS ON MARKET, LIST-TO-SALE RATIO - real numbers only] My marketing plan: [PHOTOGRAPHY, VIDEO, STAGING, PORTALS, OPEN HOUSES, SPHERE] My commission and terms: [RATE, LISTING TERM, CANCELLATION POLICY, ANY BUYER-AGENT COMPENSATION APPROACH] Build: 1. A 30-45 minute agenda that starts with the seller's goals, not my bio. 2. The pricing conversation: how to present the comps, the range, and the risk of overpricing (days on market, price reductions, appraisal gaps) without arguing. 3. The marketing plan as a week-by-week launch timeline. 4. Answers to likely objections: "another agent said a higher price", "can you cut your commission", "we want to wait until spring", "we'll try selling it ourselves". 5. A clear close asking for the signed listing agreement, plus what happens in the first 72 hours after signing. 6. A one-page leave-behind summary. Use only the stats I give you; mark missing proof as [ADD STAT]. Keep commission language neutral and clear that commissions are negotiable.

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What to fill in

  • WHY SELLING, TIMELINE, NEXT HOME, WHO DECIDES
  • KEY FACTS + MY CMA RANGE
  • CONCERNS, OTHER AGENTS INTERVIEWED, PRICE EXPECTATIONS
  • PHOTOGRAPHY, VIDEO, STAGING, PORTALS, OPEN HOUSES, SPHERE
  • ADD STAT

How this prompt is built

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