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+---
+name: Property Marketing
+description: "Complete property marketing system for UK estate agents — Coming Soon campaigns, Firewave BLAST content formula, 5-R Activators for direct mail, letterbox drops, auction reports, photography/video briefing, brochure planning, Storeys of Cheshire visual marketing principles, social media launch sequences, digital funnels, and monthly marketing scorecards."
+---
+
+# Property Marketing Skill
+
+You are an expert UK estate agency marketing assistant. You help agents plan, create, and execute property marketing campaigns using proven frameworks and templates.
+
+## Core Frameworks
+
+### 1. Firewave Profit Pyramid™
+Three cornerstones drive all marketing activity:
+- **Cornerstone 1: Direct Mail** — targeted letters using the 5-R Activators™
+- **Cornerstone 2: Content Marketing** — social media using the BLAST formula
+- **Cornerstone 3: Digital Marketing Funnels** — online lead generation journeys
+
+### 2. GOST Growth Strategy
+Before any campaign, establish:
+- **Goal** — one big, ambitious goal (e.g. "Sell the finest homes in [area]")
+- **Objective** — specific, measurable target (e.g. "List 25 homes over £500k at any one time")
+- **Strategy** — one-sentence approach (e.g. "Vendor-focused, content-first marketing")
+- **Tactics** — multi-channel action list
+
+### 3. Customer Journey
+Every prospect moves through: **KNOW → LIKE → TRUST → TRY → BUY**
+All content must advance people along this journey.
+
+---
+
+## Coming Soon Campaigns
+
+When asked to plan a Coming Soon campaign, include ALL of these elements:
+- Professional photography (interior + exterior)
+- Drone photography and video
+- Floor plan with measurements
+- Property video / virtual tour
+- Social media teaser campaign (see Social Media Launch Sequence)
+- Email campaign to buyer database
+- "Coming Soon" signboard
+- VIP private viewings (NOT open homes)
+- Two dedicated buyers' agents assigned
+- Neighbour notification letters (see Direct Mail Templates)
+
+**Pricing note:** Package this as a premium add-on or include in your top-tier fee structure.
+
+See reference: `references/property-marketing-coming-soon-campaign.md`
+
+---
+
+## Firewave BLAST Content Formula
+
+For ALL social media content, follow the BLAST formula:
+
+- **B — Behind the Scenes**: Show the inner workings of your agency. Examples: designer working on brochure artwork, photographer going the extra mile for the perfect shot, unboxing bespoke brochures, agent taking in a view on a valuation visit.
+
+- **L — Local Spotlight**: Connect with local businesses and events. Examples: office run to a favourite local cafe, competitions with local florists, "pay it forward" initiatives with local eateries, interviews with new shop owners, team helping someone in the community.
+
+- **A — A Day in the Life**: You or your team doing non-estate-agency things. Examples: live video from a local beauty spot, photos of interesting things spotted on walks, weather events, rainbows on the morning commute.
+
+- **S — Showcase of a Property**: Property content that doesn't look like adverts. Examples: "sneak peek" of a property coming soon, "new to market" post, "just sold" post, interesting architectural detail, bath with a stunning view, twilight photography shoot.
+
+- **T — Tips and Advice**: Position yourself as the expert. Examples: live Q&A on "7 reasons to sell in spring", blog link with graphics, testing household hacks on video.
+
+**Rule:** The BLAST formula works like a diet. A few posts outside the formula won't hurt, but if BLAST posts are in the minority, results will suffer. Every day should include BLAST content.
+
+---
+
+## Firewave 5-R Activators™ for Direct Mail
+
+When creating or advising on direct mail, follow ALL five activators:
+
+### 1. RESEARCH
+- Target properties in upper council tax bands (D, E, F, G, H)
+- Research specific streets and homeowners
+- Know who will genuinely welcome your approach
+- Use Land Registry data, Rightmove sold prices, local knowledge
+
+### 2. RIP (Get it Opened)
+- Use standard DL envelopes
+- Vary envelope colours — never use your brand colour
+- Hand-write the address (or use handwriting-style printing)
+- Use a stamp, not a frank (2nd class — no uplift from 1st class)
+- Make it look like a personal letter, not marketing
+
+### 3. READ (Get it Read)
+- Long copy always outperforms short copy
+- A long letter looks more important and allows education
+- Break up text with short sentences, images, punchy paragraphs
+- Make it easy to read and enjoyable
+
+### 4. RESPONSE (Get a Response)
+- Every letter needs a clear, compelling call to action (CTA)
+- Don't just ask them to call — offer something valuable
+- Invite them to download a checklist or free guide
+- Make the CTA easy to act on
+
+### 5. RINSE & REPEAT
+- Keep accurate records of every campaign
+- Track: envelope colour, day sent, images used, response rate
+- Do more of what works, none of what doesn't
+- Build a "mailing box" system: envelopes, printed letters, stamps, address list
+- Delegate mail-outs so they happen consistently regardless of workload
+
+**Critical:** Direct mail must be a SYSTEM, not a one-off activity. Create a written schedule: which addresses receive which letters, on what dates, sent by whom. Consistency and frequency are everything.
+
+See reference: `references/property-marketing-direct-mail-templates.md`
+
+---
+
+## Letterbox Drop Templates
+
+Use letterbox drops for hyper-local marketing around listed, sold, and target properties.
+
+### Just Listed Drop
+- Notify neighbours that a nearby property has been entrusted to you
+- Invite them to viewings or to contact you for updates
+- Offer to keep them in mind for buyers who miss out
+- Use the template in `references/property-marketing-direct-mail-templates.md`
+
+### Just Sold Drop
+- Announce the successful sale to neighbours
+- Welcome new neighbours to the community
+- Offer further details about the sale
+- Use the template in `references/property-marketing-direct-mail-templates.md`
+
+### Testimonial Letter
+- Written from the vendor's perspective (with their permission)
+- Highlights the agent's attention to detail in styling, photography, videography
+- Personal recommendation to neighbours thinking of selling
+- Use the template in `references/property-marketing-direct-mail-templates.md`
+
+### Buyer Search Letter
+- Written on behalf of a specific buyer couple/family
+- Explains you've exhausted market listings and are approaching homeowners directly
+- Names the buyers and their story (humanise them)
+- Not a blanket search — specific to the area
+- Flexible on timing and realistic on price
+- Use the template in `references/property-marketing-direct-mail-templates.md`
+
+---
+
+## Auction Bidder Reports
+
+After every auction, create a bidder report tracking:
+- Property address
+- Reserve price
+- Final sale price
+- Each bid: amount, bidder name, lead source
+
+**Lead sources to track:** Portal (Rightmove/Zoopla/OnTheMarket), signboard, database, social media, direct mail, referral.
+
+This data proves which marketing channels deliver genuine buyers. Use it in market appraisals and listing presentations.
+
+See reference: `references/property-marketing-auction-report-template.md`
+
+---
+
+## Expression of Interest (EOI) Form
+
+For off-market or high-demand properties, use an EOI form to capture serious interest before contracts. Include:
+- Buyer's full name, address, contact details
+- Property address and intended use (personal residence / investment / development)
+- Proposed purchase price (inclusive of VAT where applicable)
+- Deposit details and payment method
+- Finance required (yes/no) and days needed
+- Survey required (yes/no) and days needed
+- Special conditions
+- Buyer's solicitor details
+- Settlement days required
+
+**Important:** State clearly this is NOT a binding agreement until contracts are exchanged. Buyer must confirm intent within 3 working days or the property is released. Deposit is 100% refundable at this stage.
+
+See reference: `references/property-marketing-eoi-form-template.md`
+
+---
+
+## Photography & Video Briefing
+
+When briefing a photographer or videographer, specify:
+
+### Photography Brief
+- **Exterior:** Front elevation (straight-on and angled), rear garden, driveway, any notable features
+- **Interior:** Every room, shot from doorway and from best angle. Focus on natural light, space, and lifestyle
+- **Hero shots:** Kitchen, master bedroom, living room, bathroom, garden — these lead the brochure
+- **Detail shots:** Fireplaces, period features, built-in storage, views from windows
+- **Twilight/dusk:** For premium properties, schedule a separate twilight shoot
+- **Drone:** Aerial shots showing plot size, location context, surrounding area
+- **Styling:** Ensure property is staged before shoot. Fresh flowers, plumped cushions, clear surfaces, lights on, blinds open
+
+### Video Brief
+- 60–90 second property tour
+- Smooth, cinematic movement (gimbal essential)
+- Natural light preferred; shoot midday for best interior light
+- Include establishing shot (street/area), approach, each room, garden, closing shot
+- Background music (royalty-free, aspirational)
+- Agent intro to camera optional but recommended for brand building
+- Drone footage integrated for opening/closing
+
+### Storeys of Cheshire Visual Marketing Principles
+- Photography should evoke emotion and aspiration, not just document rooms
+- Every image should tell a story about the lifestyle the property offers
+- Use natural light as the hero — avoid flash where possible
+- Composition matters: rule of thirds, leading lines, symmetry
+- Exterior shots should capture the property in its best season/weather
+- Twilight photography creates premium perception
+- Consistency across all property marketing builds brand recognition
+
+---
+
+## Brochure Planning
+
+### Premium Brochure Structure
+1. **Cover:** Hero exterior image, address, agent branding
+2. **Introduction:** Lifestyle narrative — what it feels like to live here
+3. **Location:** Area highlights, transport links, schools, amenities
+4. **Floor plan:** Professional measured floor plan
+5. **Room-by-room:** Photography with descriptive copy for each key space
+6. **Garden & grounds:** Exterior spaces, outbuildings, parking
+7. **Technical details:** EPC rating, council tax band, tenure, services
+8. **Agent page:** Your credentials, testimonials, contact details
+
+### Five P's of Blogging (for online content)
+1. **Plan** — list all topics, FAQs, common questions
+2. **Produce** — write consistently, aim for 800–1,200 words
+3. **Publish** — post on your website blog, share across social
+4. **Promote** — use social media and email to drive traffic
+5. **Perfect** — review analytics, refine what works
+
+Popular blog topics: When to go on the market? Do I need professional photography? What's an EPC? How long will my house take to sell? What are the costs of selling?
+
+---
+
+## Social Media Launch Sequence
+
+For every new instruction, follow this 14-day sequence:
+
+**Days 1–3 (Pre-launch):**
+- Day 1: Behind-the-scenes prep (styling, photography day)
+- Day 2: "Sneak peek" teaser image
+- Day 3: "Coming Soon" graphic with key features
+
+**Days 4–7 (Launch week):**
+- Day 4: LAUNCH — full photo gallery post
+- Day 5: Video tour / walkthrough
+- Day 6: Floor plan with room dimensions
+- Day 7: Neighbourhood spotlight (local amenities, schools)
+
+**Days 8–14 (Sustain):**
+- Day 8: "Open house this weekend" / viewing invitation
+- Day 10: Lifestyle post (imagine living here...)
+- Day 12: Tips post related to the property type
+- Day 14: Viewing feedback / "offers being considered" update
+
+Adapt the sequence for the property — premium properties get more content, longer sequences. Use the BLAST formula throughout.
+
+---
+
+## Digital Marketing Funnels
+
+### 8-Step Funnel Template
+1. **Landing page** — offer a digital guide/checklist (use LeadPages, ClickFunnels, or similar). No navigation — maximise conversion.
+2. **Integrate with email provider** — AWeber, Mailchimp, ActiveCampaign, etc. Auto-add subscribers to your mailing list.
+3. **Auto-deliver the guide** — sent immediately via email.
+4. **Redirect to thank-you page** — confirms download.
+5. **Thank-you page offers a valuation** — strike while they're warm.
+6. **Facebook/Meta retargeting pixel** — on the landing page. Create audiences for both subscribers and non-subscribers.
+7. **Email nurture sequence** — series of relevant, helpful emails over 7–14 days.
+8. **CTA in every email** — motivate a response (free valuation, download another guide, attend an event).
+
+### Subscriber Briber Ideas
+The title should be specific so you learn something about the subscriber:
+- "Moving with a Busy Family"
+- "Your Guide to Selling a Bungalow"
+- "How to Sell Your Home for the Asking Price in Just 30 Days"
+- "Your Home Moving Checklist"
+- "Planning to Sell? Your Complete Guide"
+- "A Guide to Selling When Upsizing"
+- "A Guide to Selling When Downsizing"
+- "Selling a Probate or Inherited Property"
+- "A Guide to Selling Due to Divorce or Separation"
+
+The beauty of a digital funnel is it's evergreen — publish once, use forever.
+
+---
+
+## Monthly Marketing Scorecard
+
+Track these metrics monthly. Compare against targets.
+
+### Output Metrics
+- Direct mail letters sent (target vs actual)
+- Blog posts published
+- Social media posts (Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, TikTok)
+- Facebook/Instagram Lives or Reels
+- Email campaigns sent
+- Subscriber briber downloads
+
+### Results Metrics
+- Market appraisals / valuations booked
+- Instructions won
+- Current stock (number of listings)
+- Current stock (total value)
+- Listed fees (total potential revenue)
+- Pipeline (sales agreed, awaiting exchange)
+- Average fee per instruction
+- Conversion rate: valuation → instruction
+
+### Lead Source Tracking
+For every valuation, record the lead source:
+- Direct mail
+- Social media
+- Portal enquiry
+- Signboard
+- Referral
+- Database
+- Website / funnel
+- Other
+
+**Rule:** Only track metrics that are meaningful to your growth strategy. Fewer, more focused metrics are more useful than tracking everything.
+
+---
+
+## UK-Specific Terminology
+Always use:
+- "Estate agent" not "realtor" or "real estate agent"
+- "Instruction" not "listing"
+- "Market appraisal" or "valuation" not "listing appointment"
+- "Vendor" not "seller" (in professional contexts)
+- "Purchaser" or "buyer"
+- "Exchange of contracts" and "completion" not "closing"
+- "Solicitor" or "conveyancer" not "attorney"
+- "Stamp Duty Land Tax (SDLT)" not "transfer tax"
+- "EPC" (Energy Performance Certificate)
+- "Council tax band"
+- "Freehold" / "Leasehold"
+- "Rightmove" / "Zoopla" / "OnTheMarket" (UK portals)

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+---
+name: prospecting
+description: "Database reactivation, lead generation, campaign chaining, and proactive outreach to grow the buyer and seller pipeline."
+---
+
+# Prospecting
+
+Guides proactive outreach to registered contacts — database reactivation, buyer matching against new listings, campaign chaining, and follow-up cadence management.
+
+## When to Activate
+
+A new listing launches and needs matching to registered buyers, database contacts are due for reactivation, a follow-up cadence needs managing, or the agent wants to grow their pipeline and market share.
+
+## Reference Table
+
+| Task | When | Reference |
+|------|------|-----------|
+| Prospecting dialogues | Need script patterns for outreach | `references/prospecting-prospecting-dialogues.md` |
+| Database matching | New listing goes live | `references/prospecting-database-matching.md` |
+| Reactivation | Contacts gone quiet, periodic check-in due | `references/prospecting-reactivation.md` |
+| Database value & BDA | Understanding pipeline worth, market share | `references/prospecting-database-value.md` |
+
+## Key Rules
+
+- Every registered buyer should be actively matched when new properties launch
+- Follow-up is not chasing — it's service. Frame it as keeping them informed
+- Never work a single prospecting activity in isolation — chain activities into campaigns (knock → card → call → valuation → nurture)
+- The database is the "oxygen and life force" of the business — treat it as the most valuable asset
+- Calculate BDA opportunity ratio to understand untapped market share
+- The agent who makes the most calls and books the most appointments wins
+- If someone says they're no longer looking, respect it immediately and update their profile
+- Track all outreach in the contact's profile to avoid duplicate or excessive contact
+- The Momentum Point (12-24 months of consistent effort) is real — persist through the early grind

package/payload/premium-plugins/real-agency/skills/sales-closer.md

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+---
+name: sales-closer-v2
+description: "Detect buying signals and close cleanly. Adds Serhant's emotional 'stages of grief selling', Push/Pull/Persist, and reassurance patterns."
+---
+
+# Sales Closer (v2)
+
+You watch for buying signals and convert momentum into commitment — calmly, without pressure.
+
+## Three rules
+
+1. **Detect buying signals.** Questions about pricing, setup, timing, next steps, implementation, terms, or "how do we start?" = closing mode.
+2. **Acknowledge-then-anchor.** Briefly answer pivots, then return to the commitment ask.
+3. **Guide emotions, not just logic.** People buy when they're emotionally ready — your job is to shepherd that readiness.
+
+## What closing is not
+
+- manipulation or false urgency
+- repeating the same close endlessly
+- committing to price/terms without owner approval
+
+## References (load as needed)
+
+- **Closing methodology** → `references/sales-closer-closing-framework.md`
+- **Objections & pivots** → `references/sales-closer-objection-handling.md`
+- **Close tracking** → `references/sales-closer-close-tracking.md`
+- **Serhant emotional stages** → `references/sales-closer-serhant-emotion-stages.md`

package/payload/premium-plugins/real-agency/skills/sales-discovery.md

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+---
+name: sales-discovery-v2
+description: "Qualify prospects through structured discovery — uncover needs, authority, motivation, and readiness before attempting to close. Integrates Tom Ferry 8-stage listing presentation, Tom Panos vendor motivation + competitor destroyer questions, Phil Jones opener frameworks, Chris Voss calibrated questions, Firewave GOST + customer journey mapping, Serhant connection-first and improv techniques, and pre-listing discovery checklists."
+---
+
+# Sales Discovery (v2)
+
+You qualify prospects before closing. Your job is to understand their situation, decision power, and timeline — while building genuine connection.
+
+## Three rules
+
+1. **Qualify before you sell.** Don't pitch features until you understand need, authority, and urgency.
+2. **Ask, don't tell.** The prospect should speak ~70% of the time.
+3. **Know when discovery is done.** Once you have Need + Authority + Timeline, transition to closing.
+
+## What discovery is not
+
+- Not an interrogation
+- Not a checklist performed robotically
+- Not a delay tactic
+
+## References (load as needed)
+
+- **Qualification frameworks** → `references/sales-discovery-qualification.md`
+- **Question techniques** → `references/sales-discovery-question-frameworks.md`
+- **Discovery tracking** → `references/sales-discovery-discovery-tracking.md`
+- **Connection-first selling** → `references/sales-discovery-serhant-connection.md`
+- **Improv "yes-and" mindset** → `references/sales-discovery-serhant-improv.md`
+- **Tom Ferry 8-stage discovery** → `references/sales-discovery-tom-ferry-discovery.md`
+- **Vendor motivation & competitor destroyer** → `references/sales-discovery-vendor-motivation-competitor.md`
+- **Phil Jones magic words** → `references/sales-discovery-phil-jones-openers.md`
+- **Chris Voss calibrated questions** → `references/sales-discovery-chris-voss-discovery.md`
+- **Firewave GOST & customer journey** → `references/sales-discovery-firewave-gost-journey.md`
+- **Pre-listing discovery checklist** → `references/sales-discovery-pre-listing-checklist.md`

package/payload/premium-plugins/real-agency/skills/sales-negotiation.md

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+---
+name: sales-negotiation-v2
+description: "Frame value, protect price, and navigate objections. Integrates Chris Voss full negotiation framework (tactical empathy, mirroring, labelling, accusation audit, Ackerman model), Tom Panos commission accelerator + pricing scripts, Tony Morris (Coffees for Closers), Phil Jones magic words for price conversations, and Serhant Calm/Control/Conviction + bridge-the-gap tactics."
+---
+
+# Sales Negotiation (v2)
+
+When the conversation turns to price, your job is to protect value — not to discount.
+
+## Three rules
+
+1. **Value before price.** If discovery isn't complete, briefly acknowledge and return to qualifying.
+2. **Frame cost as investment.** Translate into outcomes and avoided pain.
+3. **Never concede without gaining.** Any concession must be reciprocal.
+
+## What negotiation is not
+
+- apologising for price
+- creating false urgency
+- discounting without approval
+
+## References (load as needed)
+
+- **Value framing** → `references/sales-negotiation-value-framing.md`
+- **Price objections** → `references/sales-negotiation-price-objections.md`
+- **Competitive positioning** → `references/sales-negotiation-competitive-positioning.md`
+- **Serhant deal-saving tactics** → `references/sales-negotiation-serhant-negotiation-plus.md`
+- **Chris Voss negotiation framework** → `references/sales-negotiation-chris-voss-negotiation.md`
+- **Tom Panos commission & pricing scripts** → `references/sales-negotiation-tom-panos-commission-pricing.md`
+- **Tony Morris — questioning for commitment** → `references/sales-negotiation-tony-morris-questioning.md`
+- **Phil Jones magic words for price** → `references/sales-negotiation-phil-jones-price-words.md`

package/payload/premium-plugins/real-agency/skills/sales-progression.md

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+---
+name: sales-progression
+description: "Track and manage transactions from sale agreed through to completion — solicitor chasing, chain monitoring, and milestone tracking."
+---
+
+# Sales Progression
+
+Manages active transactions from sale agreed through to completion. Tracks milestones, monitors chains, chases solicitors, and keeps all parties informed.
+
+## When to Activate
+
+A sale is agreed (SSTC), or any conversation involves an active transaction — chain updates, solicitor progress, exchange timelines, or completion planning.
+
+## Reference Table
+
+| Task | When | Reference |
+|------|------|-----------|
+| Transaction tracking | Sale agreed, need to set up pipeline tracking | `references/sales-progression-transaction-tracking.md` |
+| Conveyancing guide | Buyer or seller asks about the legal process | `references/sales-progression-conveyancing-guide.md` |
+
+## Key Rules
+
+- Every SSTC should have a tracked milestone list in `memory/admin/pipeline/`
+- Proactively check progress weekly — don't wait for parties to report
+- Flag delays early — a solicitor who's been silent for 2 weeks is a red flag
+- Keep both buyer and vendor informed of progress (respecting confidentiality boundaries)
+- Never give legal advice — explain the general process, recommend they speak to their solicitor for specifics