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title: "Real Estate Agent Content Problem-Solution Ad Template"
description: "Copy an 8-second real estate problem-solution ad prompt about agents who have no time to film listings. Open it prefilled in the generator for 200 credits."
canonical: "https://www.ezugc.ai/templates/real-estate-problem-solution-ad"
last-updated: "2026-10-14"
---
# Real estate problem and solution ad template

> An 8-second vertical clip of an agent at her desk admitting that listing videos eat her week, then showing the shorter route.

- Page: https://www.ezugc.ai/templates/real-estate-problem-solution-ad
- Markdown: https://www.ezugc.ai/templates/real-estate-problem-solution-ad.md
- Niche: Real estate
- Format: Problem and solution
- Length and size: 8 seconds, 9:16, 480p
- Cost: 200 credits per render
- Make this ad: https://app.ezugc.ai/?view=sign_up&next=%2Fdashboard%2Fvideo-ads%3Fprompt%3DVertical%2B9%253A16%2Bhandheld%2BUGC%2Bvideo%252C%2Bphone%2Bpropped%2Bslightly%2Babove%2Beye%2Blevel%2Bon%2Ba%2Bdesk%252C%2Bsoft%2Bwindow%2Blight.%2BA%2Bwoman%2Bin%2Bher%2Blate%2B30s%2Bwith%2Ba%2Bdark%2Bponytail%252C%2Bwearing%2Ba%2Bcream%2Bknit%2Btop%252C%2Bsits%2Bat%2Ba%2Btidy%2Bhome-office%2Bdesk%2Bwith%2Ban%2Bopen%2Blaptop%252C%2Ba%2Bnotebook%2Band%2Ba%2Bhalf-empty%2Bcoffee%2Bmug.%2BShe%2Brubs%2Bher%2Bforehead%2Bfor%2Ba%2Bmoment%252C%2Bthen%2Blooks%2Binto%2Bthe%2Blens%2Bwith%2Ba%2Bwry%2Bsmile%2Band%2Btaps%2Bthe%2Bdesk%2Bbeside%2Bthe%2Blaptop%2Bas%2Bshe%2Btalks.%2BSubtle%2Bhandheld%2Bmovement%252C%2Bshallow%2Bdepth%2Bof%2Bfield%252C%2Ba%2Bbookshelf%2Bsoftly%2Bblurred%2Bbehind%2Bher%252C%2Bwarm%2Bneutral%2Btones.%2BShe%2Bsays%2Bin%2Ba%2Bcandid%252C%2Bslightly%2Btired%2Bbut%2Blightening%2Bvoice%253A%2B%2522I%2Blost%2Bevery%2BThursday%2Bfilming%2Blisting%2Bvideos.%2BNow%2BI%2Btype%2Bmy%2Bscript%252C%2Bgenerate%2Bthe%2Bclip%2Band%2Bpost%2Bby%2Blunch.%2BTry%2Bit%2Bon%2Byour%2Bnext%2Blisting.%2522%2BNative%2Baudio%2Bwith%2Bher%2Bvoice%252C%2Ba%2Bfaint%2Bkeyboard%2Btap%2Band%2Broom%2Btone.%2BThe%2Blaptop%2Bscreen%2Bfaces%2Bthe%2Bcamera%252C%2Bsoftly%2Bblurred%2Band%2Bshowing%2Bnothing%2Blegible.%2BNo%2Blogos%252C%2Bno%2Bbrand%2Bnames%252C%2Bno%2Bsigns%252C%2Bno%2Bon-screen%2Btext%252C%2Bno%2Bcaptions%252C%2Bno%2Bwatermarks.%2BRealistic%2Bhands%2Bwith%2Bfive%2Bfingers%252C%2Bnatural%2Bface%252C%2Bauthentic%2Bsocial%2Bmedia%2Btalking%2Bstyle.%2BThe%2Blaptop%2Bfaces%2Bthe%2Bcamera%253A%2Bonly%2Bits%2Bkeyboard%2Band%2Ba%2Bsoftly%2Bblurred%252C%2Bunreadable%2Bscreen%2Bare%2Bvisible%252C%2Band%2Bthe%2Bback%2Bof%2Bthe%2Blid%2Bis%2Bnever%2Bshown.%26model%3Dminimax%253Ah3%2540max-turbo%26duration%3D8%26resolution%3D480x832&utm_source=marketing&utm_medium=template&utm_campaign=real-estate-problem-solution-ad&utm_content=markdown
- Sample video: https://pub-1a4c38a0cdbc40eb9caab8a6e8b6ad95.r2.dev/marketing/templates/real-estate-problem-solution-ad/sample-v5.mp4
- Last updated: 2026-10-14
- Publisher: EzUGC (this page describes our own product)

## What this template makes

The frustration here is one every working agent knows: you have a new listing, you know you should post video, and Thursday is already gone. The creator is a woman in her late 30s at a home-office desk, laptop open, a coffee gone cold, speaking quickly and a little tired. The viewer sees the problem before the solution is named.

This template suits ads aimed at other agents or small brokerages who want a steady stream of local video without a filming day. Rewrite the spoken line around the specific time sink you want to name, such as reshoots, editing on a phone or waiting on a videographer.

Keep the claim modest. Say how the work gets done, and leave out promises about leads, listings sold or income. A concrete before-and-after of your own routine reads as honest.

## Why this format works

Problem-solution ads work when the opening line names a frustration the viewer already has. Agents recognise the filming backlog immediately, so the first two seconds do the selecting for you, and the creator's tired delivery makes the fix sound like relief.

## Script

- Hook: I lost every Thursday filming listing videos.
- Body: Now I type my script, generate the clip and post by lunch.
- CTA: Try it on your next listing.

## Prompt

Paste this into the EzUGC video generator.

```text
Vertical 9:16 handheld UGC video, phone propped slightly above eye level on a desk, soft window light. A woman in her late 30s with a dark ponytail, wearing a cream knit top, sits at a tidy home-office desk with an open laptop, a notebook and a half-empty coffee mug. She rubs her forehead for a moment, then looks into the lens with a wry smile and taps the desk beside the laptop as she talks. Subtle handheld movement, shallow depth of field, a bookshelf softly blurred behind her, warm neutral tones. She says in a candid, slightly tired but lightening voice: "I lost every Thursday filming listing videos. Now I type my script, generate the clip and post by lunch. Try it on your next listing." Native audio with her voice, a faint keyboard tap and room tone. The laptop screen faces the camera, softly blurred and showing nothing legible. No logos, no brand names, no signs, no on-screen text, no captions, no watermarks. Realistic hands with five fingers, natural face, authentic social media talking style. The laptop faces the camera: only its keyboard and a softly blurred, unreadable screen are visible, and the back of the lid is never shown.
```

## Steps

1. Open the prompt in the generator. Click Make this ad and sign in. The prompt, model, 8-second length and 480p portrait setting are already loaded.
2. Name the time sink you want to call out. Change the opening line to the task that costs your audience the most hours, whether that is reshoots, editing or waiting on a videographer.
3. Adjust the creator. Edit the description to match who you are speaking to, for example a team lead in an office or a solo agent in a car between showings.
4. Test two problem statements. Render two openings at 200 credits each, post both, and keep the one that gets more people watching past the three-second mark.

## Hook ideas

- I lost every Thursday to filming listing videos.
- If new listings pile up faster than you can post them, watch this.
- My content calendar was the reason I skipped lunch.
- Three reshoots for one listing tour, and I still hated it.
- Agents, here is what I changed about my posting week.

## FAQ

### Who is this problem-solution ad aimed at?

It speaks to agents and small teams who know video helps but lack the hours to shoot and edit it. If you market to home sellers instead, rewrite the frustration around the seller side of the process.

### Does the ad need to name a product?

No. The prompt keeps the screen blank and the spoken line generic so you can drop in your own offer. If you add a product name to the quote, keep it short, since the whole line must fit inside 8 seconds.

### What results claims should the creator avoid?

Skip anything about leads, closings or income. Describe your own routine and time spent instead, because outcome promises invite review flags and are hard to prove.

### Can I use this clip for listing advice as well as agent marketing?

Yes. Change the frustration to a seller's worry, such as not knowing how to prepare a home for photos, and the same desk setup works as a short advice clip. Keep the language free of any reference to who the home is for.

### How many versions should I render before posting?

Two to four is enough for a first test. At 200 credits each that is between 400 and 800 credits.