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Be the agent they saved before house-hunting.

Outpaced would find who's buying and selling near you, then write the first-home, pre-listing and 'would you live here' posts they save.

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what would you give up to wake up on the water?

deinfluencing you from first-home advice that's ruining your offer

things we paid for before listing our apartment. only two were worth it

  • The late first-time buyer
  • The listing scroller
  • The would-be seller
  • The relocator

Who it’s for.

The people real estate posts would be written for, one persona at a time.

  • The late first-time buyer

    Rented longer than planned and is finally saving. Looks up every mistake before a first offer.

  • The listing scroller

    Browses homes they can't buy yet, for fun, and saves every one with a view.

  • The would-be seller

    Owns a place, wonders what to fix before listing, and hates spending on the wrong thing.

  • The relocator

    Moving for work to a city they barely know. Needs neighbourhoods explained, not just homes.

  • The trade-up family

    Outgrew the apartment. Weighing a longer commute against a garden and a second bathroom.

How it works here.

The same four steps Outpaced runs for apps, as they'd work for real estate.

  1. 01

    Strategy

    Finds who's moving, and why

    Outpaced would read Reddit threads, reviews, competitor listings and viral comments about your market, then propose personas like the late first-time buyer, each with dated evidence and a quote it actually read.

  2. 02

    Content

    Education first, listings second

    Each carousel would serve one persona and one stage: get found, build trust, make the sale. Slides could only state your truths, so no invented sale prices, days on market or client stories.

  3. 03

    Distribution

    Every agent, one calendar

    Approved carousels would publish straight to each connected TikTok and Instagram account, the brokerage's and every agent's, at its next free slot. It could suggest new accounts too, each a persona and an angle.

  4. 04

    Routines

    Ready for the weekend viewings

    A routine per account, say Thursday mornings in your timezone, would research, write carousels and remix viral home posts, then queue them for approval. Nothing posts until a person approves it.

What are first-time buyers most afraid of getting wrong?

Reddit research

Audience language · Reddit

r/FirstTimeHomeBuyer · r/RealEstate

First-time buyers fear the costs nobody mentioned more than the price itself.

  1. 2.4Kr/FirstTimeHomeBuyerwhat do you wish you knew before your first offer
  2. 1.1Kr/RealEstateclosing costs were way more than i expected, is this normal
  • "nobody told me about closing costs"u/example_1 on r/FirstTimeHomeBuyer · 412 points · 7 Oct
  • "the inspection is where it got real"u/example_2 on r/RealEstate · 198 points · 19 Oct
ThemeThreadsQuotes
Hidden costs2318
Making a first offer1612
Rent versus buy118

IllustrativeExample data for an example niche. Not real accounts.

Content for every stage.

Every carousel has one job. Each format names the hook template it follows from our viral-hooks playbook.

Reach people months before they call an agent, with homes they can't stop looking at.

  • iMessage conversationL1 · Top of funnel

    would you trade a garden for a ten-minute walk to work?

    Literal questions get answered in the comments (finding 3). A real listing photo comes after the answers.

    Playbook · Question cover, answer on the swipe

  • Countdown to #1L1 · Top of funnel

    rooms in this city that were never meant to be bedrooms

    A deadpan parody list renters send to each other. Your listings are the contrast, not the joke.

    Playbook · Superlative mystery list

  • POV storytimeL2 · Top of funnel

    pov: the kitchen was tiny, but the light in that window carried the whole viewing

    A letdown, then a rescue, which is how people fall for a home. The listing is shown, never named on the cover.

    Playbook · POV with a contrast

Answer the questions buyers and sellers feel silly asking an agent.

  • Apple Notes listL3 · Middle of funnel

    deinfluencing you from the open-house habits that cost you the house

    First-time buyers hear a lot of bad advice. Naming it, then the better move, earns trust without attacking anyone.

    Playbook · Deinfluencing / stop letting X ruin Y

  • Apple Notes listL3 · Middle of funnel

    questions to ask at a viewing, for your camera roll >>>

    Buyers save a checklist to use at the door. Every card works without hiring anyone.

    Playbook · Camera-roll reference (implied save)

  • Photo dumpL2 · Middle of funnel

    things i thought were dealbreakers at viewings that turned out to be paint

    Each flip is a real viewing moment. It teaches buyers to see past the surface, which is an agent's job.

    Playbook · I thought: / I realised:

Turn sellers who've been watching the market into a listing appointment.

  • Photo dumpL3 · Bottom of funnel

    upgrades sellers swear by. only two were worth it

    Sellers compare what to spend before listing. Honest verdicts build trust, and your marketing is the standout at the end.

    Playbook · Worth it / not worth it

  • Tweet screenshotsL3 · Bottom of funnel

    "we'll list in spring, when the market's better" (said every autumn since 2022)

    A familiar stall, answered with what to do now. The valuation call is the one soft ask after the answer.

    Playbook · Quoted complaint on the cover

  • Apple Notes listL3 · Bottom of funnel

    the stages of deciding to sell the apartment

    Every stage is recognisable to a would-be seller. The final stage is 'i booked the valuation', the ask the hook promised.

    Playbook · Stages ending on a synthesis

What we’d post.

Example carousels, written as if leaders in this industry made them.

Playbook

Hook template

Story

Stage

Niche photo

what would you give up to wake up on the water?

Example SERHANT.Get found

deinfluencing you from first-home advice that's ruining your offer

Example The AgencyBuild trust

things we paid for before listing our apartment. only two were worth it

Example SERHANT.Make the sale

SERHANT. and The Agency are shown as examples only, to illustrate the content Outpaced would create for this industry. They aren't Outpaced customers and aren't affiliated with or endorsed by Outpaced.

FAQ

Not yet. Outpaced is built for apps today, and real estate is next. This page shows how it would work for agents and brokerages: the buyer and seller research, the formats for each stage and the approval flow.

It would write carousels around them. Photos come from your own library first, so your listing photos would lead, with phone-style stock for the lifestyle slides.

Carousels may only state your product truths, drafted from your website along with the claims you're allowed to make, and never-words are enforced. So no invented sale prices or market forecasts.

Yes. It publishes to each TikTok and Instagram account you connect, each with its own cadence and timezone, on one calendar. The agent can suggest accounts to launch, say one for first-time buyers and one for sellers.

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