Custom Carousel

The more you write, the better your carousel.

The AI lays out exactly what you give it — it won't invent talking points, statistics, or context you haven't provided. A vague brief produces generic slides. A detailed brief produces a carousel you can post without edits.

You must supply:

1. Slide count. How many slides you want (3–10). If unsure, write "5–7 slides" and the AI will pick a number that fits your content.
2. A clear topic or purpose. What is this carousel about? e.g. "The 5 biggest mistakes first-time buyers make in BC."
3. The content for each slide. Write out the headline, key point, or stat for every slide you want. The more specific, the better.
4. Any exact quotes or statistics. If you want a quote or a number on a slide, write it out word-for-word and credit it. The AI will not invent these for you.
5. The CTA. What do you want viewers to do at the end? e.g. "DM me to book a free buyer consultation."

Example brief (aim for this level of detail):

5 slides. Topic: what buyers need to know about subject-free offers in BC.

Slide 1 cover: "No subjects? Here's what that actually means."

Slide 2 stat: 68% of accepted offers in Greater Vancouver in Q1 2025 were subject-free. Source: REBGV Q1 2025 report.

Slide 3 list: three things that must be in order before you go subject-free — financing pre-approval, pre-inspection completed, deposit funds confirmed.

Slide 4 body: subject-free offers carry real risk. Explain why waiving a financing condition means you're committed regardless of what the bank says on closing day.

CTA: "Book a free strategy call before you write your next offer."