AI Tools for Collecting Real Estate Client Testimonials
Real estate agents often struggle to track client testimonials across platforms. AI-powered tools like testimonial.to streamline the process by aggregating reviews and video testimonials in one place.
Social proof is a critical conversion tool in real estate, yet many agents struggle to organize client testimonials scattered across DMs, reviews, and videos. Industry veteran Peter Brewer (REIQ Board Chair) emphasizes the importance of gathering video testimonials when starting in real estate.
The Testimonial Challenge
Agents commonly face:
- Lost glowing DMs
- Forgotten client reviews
- Difficulty collecting video testimonials
AI Solution: testimonial.to
This tool creates a formatted "Wall of Love", aggregating testimonials from:
- Social media
- Video submissions
- Google reviews
AI-Powered Setup
The platform uses AI to:
- Extract color schemes from your website
- Generate intro paragraphs
- Suggest testimonial questions
See the AI-generated form example
Call for Testimonials
The article includes a request for readers to share their experiences with AI-Powered Agents:
"Would you be willing to share a brief testimonial about your experience with subscribing to AI-Powered Agents, what you have learned, and how it's impacted you?"
Originally published by AI Powered Agents
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