What's on the card
Swap in the street. Send three tonight, not thirty.
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Five openers, by situation.
Phone photos, coming soon, price cut, back on the market, new brokerage. Swap in the street and send.
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The two follow-ups, word for word.
Day 3 and day 10. Never “just checking in.” After that, stop.
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No price, no pitch, no free shoot.
The agent answers because it's a real question about her listing. That's the whole trick, and it's not a trick.
That's the whole page. Letter size, prints on anything.
Every photographer's message landed in my inbox for a decade. The ones I answered had one thing in common: they were about my listing, not about the photographer.
Cineminn is number one on Google for Minneapolis real estate photography, and the same way of working runs with operators in Texas, Milwaukee, Fort Lauderdale and Southern California.
Three questions before you type
Is it really free?
Yes. No card, no trial, no call. A first name and an email, and the PDF opens. The weekly email that follows has an unsubscribe link in it, and using it doesn't take the PDF back.
What happens after I sign up?
The PDF opens on the next screen. A copy arrives from info@fulltimerealestatephotographer.com within a couple of minutes, so you have it on your phone at the house. After that, one email a week.
Who is this not for?
Anyone looking for a script to blast a hundred agents at once. The card is five openers you read a listing before sending. Three tonight, to agents whose listings you actually looked at.