You built an automation system. It comments on posts.
It sends DMs. It looks like engagement.
It's not. And everyone can tell.
You gave your agent a vague prompt and pointed it at a list of accounts. Now it's out there. Firing off comments on posts it doesn't understand. Pitching people who didn't ask. Sliding into DMs based on a single like.
You don't see it. But your audience does.
Your agent reads the surface text and fires off a reply that's technically related to real estate but has nothing to do with what the person actually shared.
The result: you pitched someone on their personal milestone post. They didn't ask. You weren't invited. Everyone saw it.
Someone liked a post about mobile home parks. Your agent sent them a DM.
That person might be a broker. A journalist. A competitor. Your automation doesn't know. It doesn't care. You should.
Someone asked a specific legal question about land contracts. Your bot said: "Great question! Drop me a DM!"
You look like you don't know the answer. Because your bot doesn't.
A ready-to-drop-in markdown file.
Copy it into your system prompt.
Customize the brackets.
Ship it.
This person just shared a milestone. Your bot pitched them.