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This is the kind of work I do with realtors: helping them shift from just selling homes to becoming the kind of professional people genuinely admire and remember. The kind whose name gets passed around not because they hustle hard, but because people felt something when they worked with them.
And it all starts here:
Your open house isn’t a sales pitch with cookies. It’s your stage.
Think of it like a music show. Your presence, your voice, your vibe, it all sets the tone. You’re not there to “host.” You’re there to perform. To connect. To leave a lasting impression.
Here’s the one tip that changes everything:
Don’t just market the property. Share the soul of it.
One of my clients did this recently, and the response was wild. Instead of just posting about square footage and open-concept this or that, we shared a moment from the seller:
“We bought this house because we could hear birds every morning on the porch—and we knew it was our peace.”
We used that line as a teaser story. We filmed a clip on the porch with a soft voiceover. And we invited people to come feel it in person. Not see it, feel it.
It made the home feel alive. It made her feel different. And people showed up wanting to talk to her, not just tour the kitchen.
That’s the energy I want for every realtor I work with.
Because the truth is, anyone can post an open house flyer.
But when you show up with feeling, with story, with intention, you stop being the salesperson with cookies.
You become the host of something people want to be part of.
And they remember you for it.
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