Seller communication

Weekly Seller Report

The single move that saves listings: a clear, consistent weekly update your sellers actually read — set it up once and let Claude run it every week.

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The download
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The recap

Most listings don’t fall apart because of price. They fall apart because the seller feels ignored. Silence reads as failure — even when you’re working hard behind the scenes. The fix isn’t working harder. It’s showing your work, every week, on a rhythm your seller can count on.

Confrontation kills listings. Communication saves them.

Three pages, every Monday

Claude builds a polished, branded report — as a PDF for the email and an HTML version for sharing — from a single intake. Page one, “See your home shine”: the hero photo, address, list price, and view stats from Zillow, Realtor.com, the MLS, and your property site. Page two, “Based on the numbers”: comps in four buckets, current price-per-sqft, this week’s showings, and feedback. Page three, “See it on social”: every post you ran that week, grouped by platform, with a lifestyle photo and your sign-off. No Canva, no template wrestling.

The pricing conversation, handled

Here’s what makes it more than a status update. Based on this week’s showings and offer status, Claude surfaces a pricing option — 0 showings and no offer suggests a 7% reduction to reset you in the search filters; 1–4 showings, a 5%; 5+ showings with no offer, a 3% to convert traffic into offers; any verbal interest, stay the course. Always framed as a collaborative option, never a directive. You keep the seller’s trust and stay in the driver’s seat.

It’s yours in 30 seconds

The report defaults to the Take It and Run brand, but you can override the name, brokerage line, accent color, sign-off, and footer to make it your own. Set it once and every week’s report comes out in your colors.

Do it messy

Pick one active listing. Gather this week’s stats in a five-minute Monday huddle, drop them into the system, and send the report today. Run it once, fix what you don’t love, run it again next week. By week three you’ll have a rhythm that makes you look like the most prepared agent your seller has ever worked with.

I gave you the instructions, now it’s your turn to take it and run! ⚡

Walk through it here
Weekly Seller Report · Install Guide
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How it works

Your listing’s whole week, in one report — automatically.

Portal views, showings, feedback, market shifts — all gathered into one branded report you send your seller. Set it up once; the weekly job drops to a few minutes.

The one mental shift

You set up a system once, then each week you press go, glance at what it built, and send.

Step 1

Turn on your data emails

  • MLS Listing Activity Report
    Set to auto-email weekly, every Monday.
  • MLS comparable-activity saved search
    Last 7 days of changes. Name it “[Address] Comps.”
  • Zillow
    Claim your listing (free), turn on the Daily Listing Report email.
  • Realtor.com & Homes.com
    Claim your profile, set up the seller performance email.
  • Redfin
    Nothing to set up — the system reads Redfin’s public page automatically.
Step 2 · Optional

Add social proof

Zapier captures each social post into a Google Sheet the moment you publish — one Zap per platform, all pointed at the same sheet.

Step 3

Install the skill & build the project

The workbook, one tab at a time

Listings, Weekly Summary, Online Visibility, Showings & Feedback, Market Activity, Social Posts — keyed by Listing ID, appending new dated rows each run.

Step 4

Schedule the Tuesday gather

Tuesday morning — by then every weekly email has arrived. The scheduled task drafts the seller email in Gmail, unsent.

Step 5 · Last step

Build & send in Claude Design

Upload the filled workbook and a hero photo. Claude Design builds the three-page branded PDF. Download, attach to the drafted email, send.

✓ You’re live

Pick one active listing, gather this week’s stats in a five-minute huddle, and send the report today.

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