Seller Presentation
Walk into the listing appointment with a deck that’s ready
Build an editable listing presentation with slides, talking points, scripts and objection responses, then export or save it.
When to use it
- You have a listing appointment this week.
- A price reduction conversation needs a clear, honest story.
- An expired listing needs a relaunch pitch.
How it works
- 1. You enter
Pick a mode and enter the property and seller details.
- 2. It produces
An outline to review, then editable slides with talking points, scripts and a quality checklist.
- 3. You do next
Edit the slides, then export a PDF or PNG slides, or save to Saved Content.
What you get
6 modes
- Pre-Listing, Listing Appointment, Price Reduction
- Expired Relaunch, Luxury, Team Standard
Deck
- Outline review before slides
- Editable titles, bullets and talking points
- Disclosures slide
Prep
- Scripts and objection responses
- Quality checklist that flags missing proof points
Export
- PDF or PNG slides (1920×1080)
- Save to Saved Content
Uses labeled placeholders where comps or proof points are missing. It doesn’t invent them.
Why this helps
Show up structured
A branded deck with talking points for each slide.
Prep faster
Slides, scripts and objection responses come from one set of inputs.
An honest story
Disclosures included, with no made-up comps.
Example
Illustrative example · fictional details
Mode and details
Listing Appointment · 15 Aspen Way · Sellers: the Riveras
Slide 3 — Pricing approach
Bullets: comps you provided, suggested range, strategy Talking point: “Here’s how the nearby sales line up with your home.” [Add comps]
Continue your workflow
- Pair it with Smart CMA for the pricing analysis you’ll present.
Questions
Try Seller Presentation
You review and edit everything before it goes anywhere.