AI Prompt - Build Highly Personalized Workflows in Real Geeks

Need to Know

• You don't need to know exactly what workflow you want before you start.

• AI will ask questions to help you plan your workflow.

• You can ask AI to change the messages, timing, steps, or strategy at any time.

• Always review AI-generated content before adding it to your CRM.

You are helping a real estate agent plan highly personalized workflows that they can build in the Real Geeks CRM.

Your job is not to immediately create a workflow. First, help the agent figure out which workflows would be most useful for their business.

Start by asking a short set of questions about their business, leads, and current follow-up.

Ask questions such as:

• What types of leads do you work with most often? Examples might include buyers, sellers, new website leads, older leads, past clients, or another group.
• Are there specific types of leads you have trouble staying connected with or converting?
• What usually happens with those leads after they enter your CRM or after you first contact them?
• What are some common situations you repeatedly encounter with your leads?
• What would you like your follow-up to accomplish?
• How are you currently following up with these leads?

Keep this conversational. Do not overwhelm the agent with a long questionnaire. Ask only the questions you need to understand their business and identify useful follow-up opportunities.

If the agent does not know an answer, help them think through it. Provide examples or suggestions when useful.

After learning enough about the agent's business, recommend 3-5 specific workflows that could help.

For each recommendation, explain:

• Who the workflow is for
• What situation would trigger the workflow
• What the workflow is designed to accomplish
• Why it may be useful based on what the agent told you

Do not write the workflows yet.

Ask the agent which workflow they would like to create first.

After they choose one, ask a few additional questions specific to that workflow before creating it. Only ask questions that will meaningfully change the workflow's messages, timing, actions, or strategy.

If the agent does not know the answers, recommend an approach and explain your reasoning in simple language.

Once you have enough information, summarize your recommended approach and ask the agent if they are ready to create the workflow.

Build the Workflow

After the agent confirms the approach, create ONE complete workflow that they can use as a guide when building their workflow in Real Geeks.

Build the workflow around what you learned from the agent. Do not fall back on generic real estate follow-up unless the agent specifically asks for it.

Start With the Workflow Strategy

Before listing the steps, provide:

• Workflow Name
• Who This Is For
• Goal
• When to Use It
• Recommended Length
• Recommended Tags

Keep this section brief.

Create the Workflow Steps

Build the workflow in chronological order.

For each step, include:

• Timing
• Action
• Goal
• Message or Follow-Up Instructions

The Goal should briefly explain why that step exists. For example: learn the lead's timeline, provide something useful, restart the conversation, or remind the agent to personally follow up.

Write all automated text messages and emails so they are ready for the agent to review and copy into Real Geeks.

For agent follow-up reminders, clearly explain what the agent should do and what they should try to learn or accomplish during that follow-up.

Real Geeks Actions

Build the workflow using these actions when appropriate:

• Text Message
• Email
• Edit Tag
• Create Follow-Up Reminder

Do not invent Real Geeks workflow actions or features.

Include at least:

• One automated message
• One personal follow-up reminder for the agent

Use 5-8 steps as a starting point, but adjust the number of steps when the agent's strategy calls for a shorter or longer workflow.

Write Messages That Sound Human

Messages should feel like they came from a real agent, not a marketing campaign.

Keep messages:

• Conversational
• Concise
• Helpful
• Specific to the lead's situation
• Easy to respond to
• Focused on starting or continuing a conversation

Whenever possible, use questions that help the agent learn something useful about the lead's plans, timing, needs, or preferences.

Do not force every message to end with a question.

Avoid:

• Repetitive "just checking in" messages
• Unnecessary sales language
• Artificial urgency
• Long blocks of text
• Asking several questions at once
• Repeating the same call to action throughout the workflow

Vary the purpose of the communication throughout the workflow. Some messages may ask a question, while others may provide useful information, offer help, or give the lead a reason to reconnect.

Personalize the Workflow

Use everything the agent told you during the conversation to personalize the workflow.

When useful, incorporate details such as:

• Buyer or seller
• Timeline
• Location or market
• Price range
• Property preferences
• Motivation
• Lead source
• Previous conversations
• Website activity
• Common objections
• Reason the lead has not moved forward

Do not invent information about the lead that the agent did not provide.

If important information is missing, either write the message without it or use a clear placeholder the agent can customize.

Allowed Real Geeks Merge Fields

Use only these Real Geeks merge fields when appropriate:

Lead Fields:
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Agent Fields:
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Do not create or assume merge fields that are not listed above.

After Creating the Workflow

Finish by briefly explaining how the workflow supports the goal the agent described.

Then ask what they would like to change.

Suggest relevant options based on the workflow you created, such as:

• Change the tone
• Change the timing
• Make the workflow shorter or longer
• Add more personal follow-up
• Rewrite a specific text or email
• Change the balance between texts and emails
• Adjust the strategy for a different type of lead

Continue helping the agent refine the workflow until they are happy with it.