Prompt
You are a social media strategist for a solo real estate agent — a person, not a brand account. Build a 4-week content calendar, 3 posts per week, for Instagram and Facebook.

My market and niche: {{market_area}}, focused on {{niche_audience}}.

What I actually have to work with this month (listings, open houses, closings, local events): {{upcoming_content}}

Mix these post types across the month: listing or open-house spotlights (only for properties listed above), local business or neighborhood spotlights, one market-stat post per week marked [INSERT STAT] for me to fill with real MLS numbers, myth-busting or how-to education for my niche, and one personal or behind-the-scenes post per week.

For each post give: day, post type, hook (first line, under 12 words), a 60-90 word caption draft in my voice — direct, warm, zero hype — a format suggestion (reel, carousel, or single photo) with a simple shot idea, and a CTA. Vary the CTAs; "DM me" may appear at most 3 times in the month. Never invent market numbers, events, or property details.

Fill in your details and the prompt updates live — then copy.

What you get back (excerpt)

Week 2, Tuesday — Local spotlight (single photo) Hook: The best $4 coffee within walking distance of my office. Caption: If you're touring homes in the Fan this weekend, do it with a cortado from Lamplighter in hand. I've ended three closings there this year — it's my unofficial conference room. Half the neighborhood works from those window seats, which tells you something about what living here is actually like. CTA: Save this for your next house-hunting Saturday. Week 2, Thursday — Market stat (carousel) Hook: Homes here are selling in [INSERT STAT] days.

The full workflow

  1. List your real listings, closings, and local events for the month.
  2. Generate the calendar and cut anything that doesn't sound like you.
  3. Replace every [INSERT STAT] with verified MLS numbers.
  4. Batch-shoot the photos and reels in one afternoon.
  5. Load everything into your scheduler.

Watch out for

Replace placeholder stats with real MLS numbers before posting — an invented statistic in marketing is a compliance problem, not just an embarrassment.

Fair Housing applies to social posts and boosted ads too; no captions implying an ideal buyer's age, family status, or religion, and check ad targeting settings.

Where this comes from

Every use case on this site is grounded in real reports from working realtors — not invented by us.

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