real estate bio advice: Can AI write your agent bio?
- 05/05/25 12:16 PM
Of course it can, but should you use it? If you need a resume’ rather than a bio, I’d say yes, go ahead and use AI. That's because a resume' is factual, and usually very dry reading. Human resources departments use them to learn about a potential employee's experience, credentials, and business achievements.
But a bio is different. A bio is personal.As the 3rd-most visited page on a service provider’s website, it is an agent’s most powerful marketing tool.
A bio brings you to life as a person. Because a well-written bio lets your personality shine through, it helps potential clients see you as … (11 comments)
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real estate bio advice: Why a Resume’ Doesn’t Replace an Agent Bio
- 08/31/18 12:17 PM
You’ve read plenty of resume’s. They all outline a person’s education, work history, and skills. Employers use them to try to find the most qualified candidates for a specific position.
Since the home buyers and home sellers who choose you are also technically employers, shouldn’t your resume’ be enough to convince them that you’re the real estate agent they need?
No, because the relationship between a real estate professional and his or her clients is more personal.
When a corporate employer chooses a new employee, that employee may never work directly with the employer. And the employer certainly won’t be sharing the personal and … (25 comments)
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real estate bio advice: If you need a new real estate agent bio, consider this...
- 08/24/15 05:38 AM
When you're having a new bio written, you naturally want it to be a good one.
You can help assure that happening by giving some thought to the information that will go into it.
First, take a look at what other agents are doing:
Some agents use dry facts that include schooling, designations, and the territory where they work. Some forget to talk about themselves and instead talk about the importance of having a good agent to handle "the largest financial transaction of your life." Some talk in generalities – saying that they're top agents but without ever mentioning anything that makes them … (21 comments)
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Of course it can, but should you use it? If you need a resume’ rather than a bio, I’d say yes, go ahead and use AI. That's because a resume' is factual, and usually very dry reading. Human resources departments use them to learn about a potential employee's experience, credentials, and business achievements.
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