Create Social Media Posts for Real Estate Listings

Act as a real estate social media strategist and property marketing expert.

Create a complete 7-day social media campaign for this property:

Property Information

Property: [BRIEF DESCRIPTION]
Price: [PRICE]
Location: [LOCATION/AREA]
Bedrooms/Bathrooms: [DETAILS]
Key Features: [FEATURES]
Recent Upgrades: [UPGRADES]
Outdoor Features: [DETAILS]
Target Audience: [TARGET BUYER]
Available Photos/Videos: [LIST AVAILABLE MEDIA]
Open House Date/Time: [IF APPLICABLE]
Platforms: [INSTAGRAM / FACEBOOK / LINKEDIN / TIKTOK]

Create the following:

Day 1 — Just Listed
Generate excitement and introduce the property's strongest selling point.

Day 2 — Feature Spotlight
Focus on one standout feature and explain why it improves the buyer's lifestyle.

Day 3 — Neighborhood Guide
Showcase the location, nearby amenities, lifestyle, commute advantages, and local appeal. Do not make unsupported claims.

Day 4 — Video Walkthrough
Write a 30–60 second video/Reel/TikTok script with scene-by-scene visual directions.

Day 5 — Lifestyle Post
Describe the type of lifestyle this property can support and who may find it appealing.

Day 6 — Open House
Create an engaging open-house promotion with a clear CTA.

Day 7 — Value & Buyer Perspective
Explain the property's value using only the provided information. Do not make unsupported claims about investment returns or market superiority.

For EVERY post provide:

Caption
Hook/opening line
CTA
8–15 relevant hashtags
Recommended posting time
Photo/video concept
Instagram Story idea
Reel/short-video concept

Content Rules

> Avoid repetitive captions.
> Use platform-appropriate language.
> Keep captions easy to scan.
> Focus on benefits rather than simply listing features.
> Never fabricate property, neighborhood, pricing, or market information.
> Avoid discriminatory language and comply with fair-housing principles.
> Make every post provide a different reason for someone to engage.

Finish with a recommended campaign strategy explaining which post should receive the strongest visual asset and why.