📲 WEEKLY STORY PROMPT: About Me Story Series
🧐 Strategy:
An "About You" story is one of the most powerful ways to build trust early on. People work with people they know, like, and trust—and this story gives them a reason to feel like they know you. Sharing your personality, values, and a few fun facts helps you stand out and stick in people’s minds, even if you don’t have a ton of listings yet.
⏰ Estimated Time to Create: 1–2 hours
(But you’ll reuse this again and again!)
📸 Content to Gather:
➡️ Choose 3–5 images
• 1–2 professional or smiling headshots
• 1 “real life” shot (coffee in hand, car selfie, phone in hand)
• 1 action/work-related photo (open house, at your desk, etc.)
• 1 lifestyle photo (family, hiking, community, hobby, etc.)
🪄 What to Do in Stories:
1. Add your images to Instagram & Facebook Stories (just like your post, but in slideshow format!)
You can use the same images from your feed post—this helps with visual consistency and boosts post views.
2. Add text captions directly on each Story slide
Make it fun, honest, and friendly. Use stickers, emojis, and polls if it feels natural.
🔤 Suggested Story Slide Flow:
🔹 Slide 1: Quick Intro
“Hi, I’m [Name] 👋 I live in [City] and work as a local real estate agent. I’m also a [mom / dog person / coffee fan / local explorer].”
🔹 Slide 2: Why You Got Into Real Estate
“I started in real estate because I wanted to help people feel confident when making big decisions. It’s not just about houses—it’s about people.”
🔹 Slide 3: How You Work
“My approach? Keep things simple, be honest, and help people feel at ease. I’m here to guide—not pressure.”
🔹 Slide 4: Just for Fun
“A little about me: I love [hiking / home projects / local coffee spots], and I’m always up for [fun hobby or favorite show].”
Optional poll: “Same here? 🙌 / Not really 😅”
🔹 Slide 5: Let’s Connect
“If you’re into real estate tips, local finds, or behind-the-scenes stuff, stick around. Feel free to message me anytime 👋”
📲 Pro Tip:
You can repurpose this into a feed post or reel later—don’t be afraid to reuse content in different ways. And remember: most people won’t see every story, so it’s okay to share variations of this a few times a year.