Property Finder drives 1,000% surge in daily leads with AI avatars for SuperAgents
The initiative supports top-performing SuperAgents by creating useful AI-generated digital avatars for them, and unlocking a new avenue to gain qualified leads.
In a bold, tech-first move, the company has harnessed advanced artificial intelligence (AI) tools to create personalised content at scale, reportedly delivering more than a 1,000 per cent surge in daily seller leads for participating SuperAgents and setting a new benchmark in partner value.
By integrating AI motion, voice synthesis and storytelling into avatar content, Property Finder completed each asset in under five days, optimising a process that would typically take six weeks. The result is nearly $1 million saved in production value and a repeatable model for agent empowerment.
'This isn't just a marketing campaign, it's a shift in how we drive results for our partners,' said Sevgi Gür, Chief Marketing Officer at Property Finder.
She added, 'We didn't want to limit our use of AI to simply driving cost savings and production efficiencies, instead we set out to leverage the technology available today to put dynamic, high-quality content in agents' hands faster than ever before. AI has moved from experiment to impact, and I'm eager to push the boundaries of storytelling further, enhance talent visibility, create narratives that resonate and deliver real business outcomes.'
View this post on Instagram
A post shared by AIDAN DOYLE (@aidandoyl)
Property Finder AI SuperAgents campaign rollout
Property Finder's SuperAgents are top performing real estate agents who help home-seekers. They are highly knowledgeable, respond promptly and thoroughly to leads, have high quality listings, and deliver outstanding results. This SuperAgent offering also incentivises positive real estate agent behaviours.
To support its standout SuperAgents, Property Finder has placed 'client dedication' at the heart of its latest campaign, creating AI-generated agent avatars for SuperAgents.
These AI avatars were developed entirely in-house, bringing agents' real-world expertise to life through dynamic, personalised content.
From a two-minute photoshoot, Property Finder's creative team built dozens of tailored assets including social-ready videos, stills, and branded visuals.
Every asset reflects the individual agent's persona and professionalism set against their community of choice and expertise, underpinned by a rigorous avatar verification process.
Not only have the agents been recreated, the scenes themselves accurately reflect the communities down to the square metre. The results speak for themselves.
Aiden Doyle, a SuperAgent at Strada Real Estate, reported a staggering 1,070 per cent increase in daily seller leads since launching his avatar content.
'It gave me a lot of credibility in the market and a discussion point with clients helping solidify their trust and assurance to work with me,' Doyle said. 'People started to notice me more flagging that they saw me on this campaign advert.'
View this post on Instagram
A post shared by Property Finder (@propertyfinder)
Challenging 'the creative frontiers of AI'
In parallel, Property Finder continues to explore the creative frontiers of AI through initiatives such as Tiny Tenant, the region's first AI-generated property podcast voiced by digital characters.
Originally designed for consumer engagement, the format is now attracting industry-wide interest from agency owners seeking innovative brand exposure.
View this post on Instagram
A post shared by Property Finder (@propertyfinder)
'Property Finder as always is ahead of the curve, bridging the gap between technology and creativity. My appearance on the Tiny Tenant podcast goes beyond innovation – it's a stepping stone to a future where we redefine how we connect with our audiences. More customers want bold, forward-thinking experiences and I am excited to be on the journey with Property Finder, to deliver these,' said Kika Pavese, Managing Director at MD Real Estate.
This latest campaign cements Property Finder's position as one of the region's most innovative real estate platform, where cutting-edge AI is not just a talking point, but a tool for tangible growth, agent success, and creative disruption.
Hashtags
Try Our AI Features
Explore what Daily8 AI can do for you:
Comments
No comments yet...
Related Articles
Al Etihad
8 minutes ago
- Al Etihad
UAE tech leaders focus on cloud, GenAI skills to fuel digital transformation
31 July 2025 01:15 ABU DHABI (ALETIHAD)A majority of UAE technology leaders identify cloud (93%) and Generative AI (GenAI) (89%) transformation as top business priorities over the next three years, recognising both as foundational to future according to new research from leading global online learning platform Coursera, Inc., developed in partnership with Amazon Web Services (AWS).Titled 'From Cloud to AI: How Tech Leaders are Investing in Skills Development to Drive Transformation', the report offers key insights into how organisations and their senior technology leaders are strategically addressing skills gaps to meet their digital transformation findings show that UAE tech leaders view keeping pace with technology (61%) and staying ahead of security threats (60%) as the most critically important drivers of skills development. Optimising cloud spend (59%) and managing complex infrastructures (52%) were also cited as major concerns, underscoring the urgent need for a skilled Zribi, Coursera's General Manager for the Middle East and Africa, said: "While automation is vital to transforming teams, workflows, and business operations, the UAE data reveal that strategic investments in human capital through upskilling and reskilling will be crucial to driving innovation. As organisations look to fully harness the potential of cloud and AI, investing equally in technology and people will be foundational to building a future-ready workforce."This report delivers a clear mandate for technology leaders: investing in skills development must be a cornerstone of every transformation strategy."The report also highlights that 95% of tech leaders worldwide view cloud transformation as a key business foundational skills are prioritised, with 63% ranking cloud skills, such as cloud development and engineering, as the most critical, followed by data (58%) and cybersecurity (54%). AI skills rank fourth, with 47% identifying them as important over the next three than half (52%) of global tech leaders expect 30-50% of tasks to be automated. Nearly all (99%) anticipate their codebases will be partially AI-generated or developed with AI assistance in the next three years, with 86% expecting 20-50% of their codebase to involve AI in its creation. Yet, 88% believe human contributions remain irreplaceable, emphasising that AI success depends on greater investment in talent development. Source: Aletihad - Abu Dhabi
Al Etihad
an hour ago
- Al Etihad
Meta narrows annual capital expenditures outlook for 'superintelligence' push
31 July 2025 00:16 (REUTERS)Meta Platforms narrowed its annual capital expenditures forecast on Wednesday, driven by the social media giant's high-stakes push for "superintelligence" as the artificial intelligence arms race intensifies in Silicon Facebook and Instagram parent now expects capital expenditures to be between $66 billion and $72 billion, compared with its prior projection of $64 billion and $72 move follows a similar announcement by Big Tech rival Alphabet, which last week raised its capital spending outlook by $10 billion to $85 billion on the back of strong AI-driven growth in its search and cloud and deploying advanced AI systems remain a capital-intensive endeavor, requiring costly hardware, massive computing resources, and top-tier engineering a lackluster reception for its Llama 4 model that led to staff departures, Meta has tried to revitalise its AI push by sparking a high-stakes talent war that has seen it dole out more than $100 million pay packages to researchers from rival Mark Zuckerberg has pledged to spend hundreds of billions of dollars to build massive AI data centres, having shelled out $14.3 billion for a stake in startup Scale AI and poached its 28-year-old billionaire CEO Alexandr fund the push, the billionaire founder is leaning on Meta's massive user base, as well as AI-powered improvements in content engagement that make it a stable bet for advertisers even in times of economic social media giant recently introduced an AI-driven image-to-video ad creation tool under its Advantage+ suite, allowing marketers to generate video ads from static whose Reels product competes with ByteDance's TikTok and YouTube Shorts for ad dollars in the popular short video format, is set to account for more than half of Meta's ad revenue in the US this year, according to research firm has also accelerated efforts to monetise its social media platforms WhatsApp and Threads by integrating ads. The company last month named insider Connor Hayes as head of Threads, a sign it was moving the platform away from Instagram's shadow after leaning on the photo-sharing app for growth.
Al Etihad
an hour ago
- Al Etihad
US Federal Reserve leaves interest rates unchanged, warns about slowing economic growth
31 July 2025 00:27 WASHINGTON (REUTERS)The US Federal Reserve held interest rates steady on Wednesday in a split decision that gave little indication of when borrowing costs might be lowered."The unemployment rate remains low, and labour market conditions remain solid. Inflation remains somewhat elevated," the central bank said in a policy statement released after the Federal Open Market Committee voted 9-2 to keep its benchmark overnight interest rate steady in the 4.25%-4.50% range for the fifth consecutive policy statement did note that economic growth "moderated in the first half of the year," possibly bolstering the case to lower rates at a future meeting should that trend it also said that "uncertainty about the economic outlook remains elevated", with risks to both the Fed's inflation and employment goals, language that has anchored the central bank's reluctance to cut rates until the path of inflation and jobs becomes clearer. This week's meeting marks the first time in more than 30 years that two members of the Fed's seven-person Washington-based Board of Governors voted against a rate decision at the consensus-driven central bank.
