Post-Showing Follow-Up Text
Write a warm follow-up text that references what the buyer noticed during a tour and ends with one natural question.
The prompt
Write a short, warm follow-up text to a buyer who toured [address] [when the tour happened]. Mention [detail they commented on] and, if relevant, [verified deadline or next step, or none]. End with one natural question. Do not invent urgency, price, availability, or seller motivation. Return only the text message.
Replace the [highlighted] parts with your own verified details before you run it.
When to use this prompt
- Following up the same evening after a showing while it is fresh.
- Re-opening a thread with a buyer who toured but went quiet for a few days.
- Giving a newer team member a template for consistent post-showing texts.
What to give the AI
- When the tour happened and the specific detail the buyer commented on.
- Any verified, time-sensitive deadline or next step worth referencing.
What to verify before sending
- That any deadline, price, or availability claim in the draft is current and true.
- That the tone matches how well you know this buyer and where they are in the search.
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