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AI Tools Boost Real Estate Marketing: Mina Blazy and Carrie Little Share Effective Strategies

Mina Blazy and Carrie Little reveal how AI tools like ChatGPT and Canva can streamline real estate marketing and enhance agent creativity at NAR NXT.

In the fast-evolving world of real estate, where creativity and efficiency are paramount, identical twins and educators Mina Blazy, EdD, and Carrie Little, CIPS, PMN, are leveraging the potential of AI to empower real estate professionals. Their session titled “Your AI Brainstorm Buddy” on November 14 at NAR NXT, The REALTOR® Experience in Houston showcased how tools like ChatGPT and Canva can significantly enhance workflow, streamline tasks, and inspire innovative solutions.

Little, a broker with CARMARC Realty Group in West Chicago, Illinois, discussed her firsthand experiences using these tools in her business and provided insights on maintaining authenticity while employing AI.

Getting Started with AI Tools

For real estate professionals looking to integrate AI into their daily operations, Little suggests simple yet impactful steps. For instance, realtors can utilize Canva to transform their professional images into engaging videos with voiceovers. On the other hand, ChatGPT can be customized to create specific tools aimed at educating new agents. One notable example is her “Home Buyer Guide Pro,” which serves as a quick reference for potential home buyers to navigate the purchasing process.

Little elaborated on how these tools have streamlined her business operations. Using Canva’s Bulk Create feature, she can generate personalized letters to home sellers in minutes, using data sourced from Realtors Property Resource®. This approach not only saves time but also consolidates information into one accessible platform, facilitating the execution of creative marketing strategies for both home buyers and sellers.

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Maintaining Authenticity with AI

While many professionals express concern about losing their unique voice when using AI, Little emphasizes that AI should be viewed as a collaborative partner rather than a replacement. She advises real estate agents to develop their own ideas independently before seeking assistance from AI. “When we rely on AI without collaboration, we lose the opportunity to learn and express our authentic perspective. AI should enhance your creativity, not replace it,” Little stated.

AI tools can indeed serve as brainstorming allies, helping professionals refine their ideas while ensuring their individual brand remains intact. This balance is crucial for maintaining authenticity in a competitive marketplace.

Creative Applications of AI in Real Estate

Little encourages real estate professionals to explore innovative uses for ChatGPT and Canva. For example, creating educational videos or downloadable resources for high school students about homeownership can foster community engagement. She highlighted a specific use of Canva’s coding feature, which allows users to code a website in mere minutes. Little shared her experience of creating an editable checklist in under 15 minutes, showcasing the tool’s versatility in enhancing productivity and creativity.

Ultimately, Little hopes that real estate professionals walk away with the understanding that AI can be a powerful brainstorming partner. “It’s a tool to spark ideas, streamline creativity, and enhance strategy while they stay fully in control of their vision and decisions,” she concluded.

As AI continues to reshape various industries, real estate professionals can harness these tools not only to improve efficiency but also to inspire innovation, all while maintaining their individual brand identities.

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