Pipeflow

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Properties come and go. Trust remains.

Pipeflow keeps your channel alive between two sales.

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AI image: an estate agent shows a couple a bright flat.
Bright, quiet, ready to move in.Pipeflow Real Estate

Why it usually gets left undone.

Listings alone can't carry a channel

If you only post offers, you are read as advertising and swiped away.

Sales are rare

A channel that is only active when a sale closes is silent most of the time.

Trust is built beforehand

The decision for an estate agent is often made months before the first contact.

Where the topics come from.

From your website and what you tell Pipeflow. Not from the internet.

From your portfolio

Properties, renovations, viewings.

From the market

Interest rates, additional costs, subsidies. That carries you between sales.

From the process

How valuations work and which questions matter before a viewing.

Topics between two deals.

What buyers and sellers really want to know.

Before selling

Which documents are needed, what the energy performance certificate is for and what viewers notice first at a viewing.

Before buying

Which additional costs to expect, how to prepare financing and which questions are fair to ask.

From the region

New building projects, schools, transport links, plots of land. Whoever explains the area is remembered as someone who knows it.

From your everyday life

A day with three viewings, a difficult case that ended well. Without names and with permission.

Two channels, two roles.

Instagram

For the pictures: rooms, light, views, location. This is where private owners who might sell in a year form their first impression.

LinkedIn

For the professional side: market assessments, experience with developers and property managers, contacts with banks and investors.

Your profile

On LinkedIn, Pipeflow posts on your personal profile. That suits real estate well, because trust usually goes to a person, not a logo.

What to watch out for.

Real photos for real properties

Always show a property with your own photos. AI images suit knowledge posts, never as a stand in for the flat.

Owners' consent

Before interiors go online, ask the owners. Personal belongings and family photos come out of the picture first.

No exact address

Street and house number rarely belong in a post. The area is enough to spark interest.

Questions from this industry.

Can Pipeflow post property data automatically?

No. There is no connection to estate agent software. Pipeflow takes the topics from your website.

What about required information?

You can store information that must always be included. Before every publication, Pipeflow checks whether it is in the post.

There are just two of us in the office. Is it worth it?

Especially then. Small offices rarely lack quality, they usually lack time.

How often should a real estate agency post?

Three times a week is a good rhythm. It is often enough to stay in people's minds and easy to fill with knowledge topics, even when no property is available.

Can I show a new property right away?

Yes. You take a planned post, add your own photo, adjust the text and publish it right away with “Post now”.

May I show sold properties?

With the owners' consent, yes. A “Sold” with one sentence about the location or the process shows that you deliver results. Leave out prices and names.

Do I need Instagram if I mainly handle commercial property?

Not necessarily. For commercial space and investors, LinkedIn is often the more important channel. You only connect the channels that suit you.

What does Pipeflow cost?

Pipeflow is in its pilot phase. You can try it free.

Try it with your website.

Pilot phase: free to try. Nothing is published until you approve it.