Get Named When Sellers Ask AI Who to Hire

Sellers are skipping Google and asking ChatGPT, Gemini, and Claude which agent to hire. AI does not hand them ten links to sort through. It names two or three agents and explains why. If your name is one of them you just got a warm referral from the most trusted friend your seller has, and if it is not, you never knew the opportunity existed. Almost no agents are working on this yet, and once AI starts naming you it tends to keep naming you. Inside: the 30 minute check that scores what AI says about you right now out of 15, every profile to claim with exactly what to fill in on each, why mismatched info across sites is one of the most common reasons AI skips an agent, the text to send clients for reviews AI actually uses and why a review naming the neighborhood beats great agent highly recommend, the ten seller questions to answer on your website and the prompt that rewrites the page, where to get mentioned so AI trusts you, the weekly scorecard plus a fix list for when your score will not move, and the complete copy and paste prompt pack. 13 pages. No tech skills needed. One afternoon to set up, 10 minutes a week after that.

• A 30 minute check that scores what AI says about you right now, out of 15
• Every profile to claim, with exactly what to fill in on each one
• The exact text to send clients for reviews AI actually uses, and why specific beats generic
• The ten seller questions to answer on your website, and the prompt that rewrites the page so AI quotes you
• Where to get mentioned so AI trusts you, and how to build the outreach list from your own scorecard
• A weekly scorecard, plus what to do when your score will not move
• The complete copy and paste prompt pack, all five prompts in one place

Peyson Robertson 35+ Agent Team | Coachella Valley