plugins/pm-realestate/skills/open-house-plan/SKILL.md
Plan and promote an open house that draws buyers and generates leads. Use when asked to plan an open house, market an open house, or create an open-house checklist. Produces a plan — timing and promotion across channels, prep and staging checklist, a day-of run sheet, lead capture, and follow-up — so the event drives real interest and the agent leaves with leads, not just foot traffic.
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A good open house is a marketing event, not an unlocked door: promoted to the right buyers, staged to show well, and run to capture leads you follow up. This skill plans the whole thing — before, during, and after — so the agent maximises qualified traffic and walks away with a pipeline, not just a sign-in sheet.
Given "plan an open house for my listing this Saturday", produce the full plan anyway — infer sensible timing, channels, and prep for the property type, marking specifics (insert) (address, date/time, price). Never invent property facts. Always include lead capture and follow-up — that's the point.
Ask for these only if they aren't already provided (else infer and label):
1. Timing — the recommended day/time (and why), plus any broker/neighbour preview.
2. Promotion plan — a channel-by-channel checklist with timing and the message:
| Channel | When | Action | |---|---|---| | MLS / portals | as listed | mark open house, strong photos | | Social | 3–5 days before + day-of | post/story/boost to local audience | | Email | to buyer list/agents | invite | | Signage | day-of | directional signs, route from main road | | Neighbours | days before | "tell a friend" invites |
3. Prep & staging checklist — clean, declutter, depersonalise, light, scent, fresh flowers, info sheets/flyers, secure valuables.
4. Day-of run sheet — arrival/setup time, greeting script, sign-in (lead capture), how to highlight features, handling questions, and safety.
5. Lead capture — how everyone signs in (digital form/QR), what to capture (name, contact, buying timeline, agent yes/no), and qualifying questions to ask.
6. Follow-up — a same-day/next-day plan: thank-you + feedback to every visitor, prioritise hot leads, and report to the seller (traffic, feedback, interest).
Real-estate marketing practice — multi-channel open-house promotion, staging, structured lead capture, and disciplined follow-up.
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