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Three iced coffees held together; overlay asks what to say when calling your sphere — Realtor Hive/Forza Group ad.
Photo by The Jenns | Real Estate Coaching & Social Media Marketing on October 30, 2026. May be a meme of text.
Photo by The Jenns | Real Estate Coaching & Social Media Marketing on October 30, 2026. May be a Twitter screenshot of text.
Photo by The Jenns | Real Estate Coaching & Social Media Marketing on October 30, 2026. May be an image of text.
Photo by The Jenns | Real Estate Coaching & Social Media Marketing on October 30, 2026. May be a graphic of poster and text.
Photo by The Jenns | Real Estate Coaching & Social Media Marketing on October 30, 2026. May be a Twitter screenshot of text.
Photo by The Jenns | Real Estate Coaching & Social Media Marketing on October 30, 2026. May be a Twitter screenshot of text.
Photo by The Jenns | Real Estate Coaching & Social Media Marketing on October 30, 2026. May be a meme of poster and text.
Photo by The Jenns | Real Estate Coaching & Social Media Marketing on October 30, 2026. May be a graphic of poster and text.
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Posted On: October 30th 2026, 11:06 am
Share this with an agent that hates calling as much as you and comment SCRIPTS — we’ll send you what to say when they write back.

Here’s the text most of us send. “Hey! Just checking in — let me know if you’re thinking about buying or selling!”

It’s not a bad text. Everybody sends it. Almost nobody answers it.

The reason is simple. It’s a text about you, and they can tell. So they read it, think I’ll reply later, and later never shows up.

A text that gets answered does one of three things instead.

It brings them something. “Your neighbor at 412 just closed. Thought you’d want to know what that does to yours.”

It asks about their life instead of their real estate. “Is anything changing for you this next year?” Nobody posts a job change or a new baby. Every move starts with one.

Or it hands them an easy yes. “Would you like an updated equity report on your home?”

Now notice what none of them do. None of them ask whether they’re ready. That’s the question that ends the conversation — let them be the one to say they’re ready.

So pick one. Three people. Before lunch. Not the whole list. Three.

Then they write back, and that’s where most of us freeze. “Not right now.” “Maybe next year.” A thumbs up and nothing else.

Comment SCRIPTS and we’ll send you the page that answers all three, printable, with the one rule that applies to every reply you send.

Fifty-two more of these are in the November Challenge — log in and they’re in the left side menu.

Share this with the agent who’s typed “just checking in” twice today.

Consistency Compounds. XOXO, The Jenns
Comments (23)
kristorrance a day ago

kristorrance

Scripts

dmdykhouse 3 days ago

dmdykhouse

SCRIPTS

clareshaw.realtor 5 days ago
realestatern 5 days ago

realestatern

Scripts

itsbriainalaska 5 days ago
thedigitaltoolkitco 5 days ago

thedigitaltoolkitco

"It's a text about you, and they can tell" is such a good line. Making the message about them instead is the easiest switch any agent can make today.

lindadsmithrealtor 6 days ago
michaela.mahaffey.realtor 6 days ago
dionnesantomauro 6 days ago
laurenzapf_realtor 6 days ago
pattyhatton_realtor 6 days ago

pattyhatton_realtor

Love this energy

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