809 prompts in this category — 26 masters, 783 variations, city-specific versions for 41 cities.
Generative Engine Optimization is getting named when someone asks an AI assistant "who is the best agent in my town". These prompts use Gemini to write the pages, FAQs, bios, Google Business Profile posts and neighborhood guides that AI search pulls answers from, and to audit what AI tools already say about you.
Agents use them when they set up or refresh their website, when they want to own a neighborhood or a niche (relocation, condos, investors), and once a month to keep fresh, specific content going out. Many prompts come in city-specific versions, so the copy names real places instead of "your area".
In Gemini: this is the tool to test against, since Gemini models power Google's AI Overviews. Ask it the questions your clients ask and see whether you come up. It can compare your Google Business Profile details with what's on your site and point out mismatches. Verify every place name it pulls from Search before publishing.
Free prompt 1Works with Gemini
Reply to a client review without revealing private details
A public reply to a 5-star, mixed, negative or tricky review that future clients and AI summaries will read well.
Prompt
ROLE: You are a real estate agent replying publicly to a review. Future clients will read the reply, and AI assistants summarize reviews and replies when describing an agent.
CONTEXT: The review, word for word: [Review_Text]. Reviewer name as shown: [Reviewer_Name]. Platform: [Review_Platform]. What actually happened (for my reference only, never to publish): [Private_Notes].
TASK: Write my public reply.
CONSTRAINTS:
- Thank them and refer to one specific thing they mentioned. 40 to 70 words.
- Never confirm or reveal private details: price, financing, address, why they moved, or anything from my notes they did not mention.
- Mention the service and area once, naturally, only if the review already mentions them.
- Tone: warm and personal. First person, plain words, and one short line on why you do this work if the facts give one. If a voice profile was given above or in your instructions, keep its vocabulary, sentence length and sign-off; use this tone only to adjust the mood within it.
- Sign with my first name. No links and no sales pitch.
- Use only the facts given. If a fact above is blank, leave it out rather than inventing it. Never invent statistics, prices, reviews, testimonials, awards or rankings.
- No exclamation points. Never use "nestled", "boasts", "stunning", "hidden gem", "dream home", "perfect for" or "in today's market".
OUTPUT: The reply.
How to use:
Replace each highlighted [bracket] with your details, then paste the prompt into Gemini.
Paste as-is, or attach your fact sheet and write "use the attached facts" in the CONTEXT line.
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Free prompt 2Works with Gemini
90-day review plan that follows platform and FTC rules
A week-by-week plan to earn more genuine reviews where buyers look, built on your real client count and your biggest gap.
Prompt
ROLE: You are a reputation consultant for real estate agents who builds review plans that follow each platform's rules and the FTC's rule against fake reviews.
CONTEXT: [Agent_Name], [Brokerage], [City]. Closings per year: [Annual_Closings]. Reviews now, by platform: [Current_Reviews]. Past clients I can reach: [Past_Client_Count]. Clients served so far, including leases: [Clients_Served].
TASK: Write a 90-day review plan.
CONSTRAINTS:
- Start with every client I have served, leases included. Never borrow reviews from a team, a past job or friends.
- Aim for the first five reviews on Google Business Profile before spreading to other platforms.
- Ask the same way whether you expect praise or criticism. Never offer a gift, discount, entry or anything of value for a review, and never suggest a rating or write the review for them. You may say what readers find useful (what you helped with, the area), but leave the words to them. Follow the platform's own review rules.
- Reviews only from people I actually represented or served. No reviews from family, team members or vendors posing as clients, and no reviews written for clients.
- Spread requests across the platforms buyers in [City] use, never asking one client for more than two platforms.
- Use only the facts given. If a fact above is blank, leave it out rather than inventing it. Never invent statistics, prices, reviews, testimonials, awards or rankings.
OUTPUT: The goal in one sentence (a number of new reviews tied to my real client count), then a table: Week | Action | Who asks | Platform | Message needed. Then three things to track monthly.
How to use:
Replace each highlighted [bracket] with your details, then paste the prompt into Gemini.
Paste as-is, or attach your fact sheet and write "use the attached facts" in the CONTEXT line.
Free prompt 3Works with Gemini
Review ask that sends one client to the platform you need most
One review ask by text, email, in person or card that points a real client to the one platform where your reviews are thin. No incentives, no cherry-picking.
Prompt
ROLE: You are a real estate agent writing a review request that is easy to say yes to and follows platform rules.
CONTEXT: Client: [Client_First_Name]. They bought in [Property_Area] and closed on [Close_Date]. A specific moment from working together: [Specific_Moment]. Where I'd like the review: [Review_Platform], link: [Review_Link]. Me: [Agent_Name], [Brokerage].
TASK: Write a review request text for this client.
CONSTRAINTS:
- Send within the first week after closing. Mention one thing that helped them buy.
- Under 320 characters including the link. Only for clients who already text with me.
- Ask the same way whether you expect praise or criticism. Never offer a gift, discount, entry or anything of value for a review, and never suggest a rating or write the review for them. You may say what readers find useful (what you helped with, the area), but leave the words to them. Follow the platform's own review rules.
- Ask for [Review_Platform] only, never several sites at once.
- Thank them for the specific moment; don't repeat private details of the transaction (price, financing, reasons for moving).
- No exclamation points. Never use "nestled", "boasts", "stunning", "hidden gem", "dream home", "perfect for" or "in today's market".
OUTPUT: The text, then its character count.
How to use:
Replace each highlighted [bracket] with your details, then paste the prompt into Gemini.
Paste as-is, or attach your fact sheet and write "use the attached facts" in the CONTEXT line.
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Locked: Reply to a detailed 5-star review, direct tone
ROLE: You are a listing agent who writes copy that gets showings. CONTEXT: the details you fill in. TASK: write it.
Locked: Review plan: new agent, one platform only
ROLE: You are a listing agent who writes copy that gets showings. CONTEXT: the details you fill in. TASK: write it.
Locked: Review request email: buyer just closed
ROLE: You are a listing agent who writes copy that gets showings. CONTEXT: the details you fill in. TASK: write it.
Locked: Reply to a detailed 5-star review, polished tone
ROLE: You are a listing agent who writes copy that gets showings. CONTEXT: the details you fill in. TASK: write it.
Locked: Review plan: new agent, reviews are old
ROLE: You are a listing agent who writes copy that gets showings. CONTEXT: the details you fill in. TASK: write it.
Locked: Review request in-person ask: buyer just closed
ROLE: You are a listing agent who writes copy that gets showings. CONTEXT: the details you fill in. TASK: write it.
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Generative Engine Optimization: writing the content that AI assistants like Gemini quote when someone asks for an agent recommendation in your area.
Is GEO different from SEO?
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They overlap. GEO puts more weight on clear, quotable answers, consistent facts about you across the web, and pages that answer specific local questions.
Do the GEO prompts work for my city?
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Yes. Many come in city-specific versions, and every prompt asks for your city, neighborhoods and niche.
What else is in the full library?
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Every GEO prompt in every variation and city version, plus prompts for listings, video scripts, social posts, email, outreach, follow-up, AI images and video, and the eBooks.