01 Services · Miami real estate

SEVEN SERVICES. ONE PIPELINE.

Content, brand, web, response and campaigns. Every line on this page is a file you receive, a page that goes live, or a message that gets answered. If we can't name the format, we don't sell it.

02 The mechanism

THE CHAIN BREAKS
IN FOUR PLACES.

Beautiful photography landing on a page nobody finds. A campaign that brings forty inquiries into an inbox that gets read on Monday. A listing rarely fails at the shoot — it fails at the seam between two stages. The seven services exist to cover all four, and you hire the one that's broken.

01

Attract

Make the property look unlike the other forty in the same building — and put it where the buyer is already looking.

  • Listing content
  • Social & campaigns
  • Agent brand
02

Capture

Land the interest on something that belongs to you: your property page, your neighborhood page, your form. Not the portal's.

  • Website + IDX
  • Neighborhood pages
  • Valuation capture
03

Answer

Answer the inquiry in under a minute, in its own language, and hand it to you already qualified.

  • AI lead response
  • Qualification
  • CRM sync
04

Close

Book the showing without chasing, keep the follow-up alive past Friday, and move the inventory.

  • Showing booking
  • Preconstruction
  • Property management
03 The seven

THREE CAPABILITIES.
SEVEN SERVICES.

Grouped by what they do, not by the department that makes them. Three have their own page. The other four are specified here and get scoped on your audience page.

Show the property

Attention

The first frame decides whether anyone keeps reading. Everything that gets seen before a conversation exists lives here.

Own the search

Capture

The portal charges you to get back the buyer who was already searching your neighborhood. This is where the digital property that is actually yours gets built.

Answer and close

Conversion

This is where most of the earlier work gets lost: in the gap between the inquiry and the reply, and in the follow-up that quietly stops.

None of them is sold on its own. They get assembled into one plan around what you're selling and who buys it. Pick your side of the business:

04 Format sheet

WHAT ARRIVES,
WITH ITS FORMAT.

Price becomes arguable when the deliverable is vague. This is the short list of what leaves here and in what format — the long version goes in your written scope.

Content

Opening reel
9:16 vertical · 20–40 s · subtitled EN/ES · clean version for paid
MLS cut
16:9 horizontal · 60–90 s · no music bed over voice · MLS and YouTube ready
Stills set
Press resolution · wide and detail · color and verticals corrected
Twilight & drone
Blue-hour exterior with interiors lit · orbit and neighborhood context shot
Floor plan
Redrawn to scale · EN/ES labels · SVG for web, PNG for print

Web

Property page
Indexable · listing structured data · gallery, plan and map · EN / ES
Neighborhood page
One per submarket · live inventory · HOA, assessment and closing context
IDX search
MLS feed · filter by building and line · saved search with alerts
Valuation capture
Address → estimated range → contact · lead drops straight into the CRM
Performance panel
Views, saves and inquiries per listing · plain-language monthly report

Response

First reply
Under 60 seconds · in the language of the inquiry · 24/7, Saturdays included
Qualification
Budget, timeline, financing and area · script agreed with you, not improvised
Booking
Showing placed on your calendar with the context written and the reminder sent
Handoff
CRM record, full transcript and the proposed next step
Follow-up
A sequence that doesn't stop at message three · it stands down when you reply

Brand & campaigns

Identity system
Wordmark, palette, type and usage rules · editable vector files
Listing template kit
Just listed, open house, price drop, sold · a new agent uses it without calling you
Sign & rider
Print-ready artwork for your sign vendor · legible at 25 mph and thirty feet
Seller presentation
The deck you win the listing with · your marketing plan, in their language
Ad sets
Per listing and per neighborhood · retargeting of prior viewers · EN / ES creative
05 How it runs

FROM FIRST EMAIL
TO FIRST REPORT.

Four steps, with no billing surprises in between. Hiring marketing gets less risky when you know exactly which week each thing happens.

  1. Week 0

    Fit call

    Thirty minutes on your inventory, your neighborhoods and where your chain is breaking. You leave with a recommendation on where to start — even if it isn't with us.

  2. Week 1

    Written scope

    Every deliverable with its name, its format and its date. What we do, what we need from you, and what is explicitly out. You sign this, not a slide deck.

  3. Weeks 2–5

    Build

    Content gets produced, the site goes up, the IDX gets connected and the response system is wired to your CRM. You review at two milestones, not across twenty email threads.

  4. Ongoing

    Operate & report

    Calendar running, campaigns live, the response tuned against the questions people actually ask. One monthly report in plain language: what we did, what moved, what's next.

06 Questions

WHAT GETS ASKED
BEFORE SIGNING.

A written scope, not a catalog

TELL US WHAT
YOU SELL.

What inventory you hold, in which neighborhoods, and who buys it. You get back which service moves your market first and what lands in each week. Or write to us: info@mindmiami.com

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