Old-school
farming.
- Pick a neighborhood
- Mail postcards
- Send newsletters
- Occasionally door knock
- Hope homeowners remember you
- Spend hours creating marketing
- Struggle to stay consistent

GEOGRAPHIC FARMING 2.0
60–90 MINUTES. PRACTICAL. IN PERSON.
Geographic farming still works.
But the way most agents are doing it is stuck in the past.
Use proven geographic farming strategies and AI to plant seeds now—so homeowners know you before they’re ready to sell.
BRING A NEIGHBORHOOD. LEAVE WITH A PLAN.
When the housing market gets tougher—especially for sellers—it’s a reason to get ahead of the crowd. Start planting seeds before homeowners decide to sell. Consistent, useful neighborhood marketing builds familiarity long before a listing conversation.
Most Realtors know they should stay in front of homeowners. Then real estate happens.
And the marketing stops.
Geographic farming creates a repeatable system for becoming known in a specific market. But research, content, emails, postcards, campaigns and staying consistent take a lot of work.
Until now.
The strategy isn’t changing.
The execution is.
A better decision starts with better research.
Use AI to analyze and compare potential farming areas.
Understand the market you want to serve.
Work with public market patterns—not private homeowner data.
Make consistency something you can schedule.
Use AI to speed up planning and build a calendar you can actually follow.
Make one useful idea work harder.
One idea. Ten pieces of marketing.
Become a neighborhood information resource.
Be useful long before someone is ready to sell.
Give every listing a next step.
One listing should create the next one.
Start with something your neighborhood actually needs to know. Then use AI to turn it into useful marketing across your channels.
Farm research. Competitive analysis. Marketing calendars. Market updates. Postcards. Emails. Social content. Video scripts. Event ideas. Seller campaigns. Local content. Follow-up. ROI analysis.
AI won’t build relationships for you.
But it can give you a lot more time to build them.
By the end of this workshop, you’ll understand how to begin building these pieces of your geographic farm.
This isn’t a workshop about geographic farming. It’s a workshop where you start building your geographic farm.
This is designed to be practical. Bring a neighborhood you’re considering farming. We’ll put AI to work.
Geographic farming is a long game.
But long games can create very profitable businesses.

Realtor, coach, implementer and founder of Agent Power Up.
Geographic farming is what got David’s business going. During 2009–2013, when listings in his market weren’t selling quickly, he focused on showing up consistently for one neighborhood.
That 62-home farm eventually expanded to approximately 900 homes. It helped him become the agent residents knew before they even wanted to sell—building recognition and relationships instead of waiting for homeowners to raise their hands.
David’s personal experience, not a promise of your results.
His approach combines real-world real estate experience with technology, AI, systems, marketing and implementation.
Where Agents Go to Get Better.Coffee. Networking. Get settled.
Geographic Farming 2.0 begins. Bring your laptop and a neighborhood.
Instruction and implementation until approximately 10:30–11:00 AM.
Bring your questions. We’ll keep the conversation going.
You’ll still have most of your day left.
But you’ll leave looking at neighborhoods very differently.
A free, 60–90 minute workshop built around doing the work.
Seats are limited. Once registration opens, reserve your seat and we’ll send you everything you need before the workshop.
You don’t need everyone to know your name.
Stop trying to market to everyone.
Choose your market. Build your system.
Show up consistently. Become the local authority.