Amy — what I picked up from public sources
Draft 1-pager from public web research · 2026-05-15 · for Amy to edit/correct/expand
Career snapshot
- BSW (Bachelor of Social Work) background → realtor. Interesting professional arc; the listening-first / life-transitions framing could be a content thread.
- ~10 years REALTOR® experience across WI/MN + FL. Currently licensed in FL only.
- FL license # 3547904 (verifiable via Florida DBPR).
- Service scope at GT Realty: residential + commercial + land + leases — broader than most agents who niche purely on residential.
Brokerage
- GT Realty, boutique brokerage based at
1802 Stockton Street, Melbourne, FL 32901. Secondary office at 355 Tortoise View Dr. B, Satellite Beach, FL 32937.
- Brokerage marketing emphasis: "present, reachable, relatable… strong marketing background." Smaller-shop ethos fits the buyer-relationship-first pilot framing.
Personal anchor
- Wisconsin native. Relocated to Brevard from WI/MN ~8 years ago (per Amy 5/15). Brokerage bio says 4 years; worth resolving the discrepancy.
- Husband Ken is also a realtor and co-agent at GT Realty — they work as a team.
- Mobile retains 608 area code (Wisconsin), 6-Year-Plus Florida resident still holding her WI number — small detail, fits the "I've been on both sides" brand.
- Children live around the country; she travels to see them regularly (one weekend/month + one week every couple months).
Differentiation pillar (locked from today's conversation)
"I've been you." Former WI/MN realtor who lived the Wisconsin → Space Coast move. Retains a WI/MN referral network = can help on the sell-side AND be the buy-side agent. The 8-year-resident stat is recent enough to remember being new, established enough to have transitioned cleanly + built local knowledge. Position: "I sold in WI/MN before I bought in Space Coast. I can help with both sides of your move."
Brand voice
- In her own chat (today): direct, warm, organized, professional without performance. She uses concrete examples, signals time constraints honestly, asks clarifying questions, pushes back on framing she disagrees with. That voice — not the brokerage bio voice — is what we want in the reels.
- Brokerage bio voice (third-person): standard realtor cliché ("listen to your desires and work tirelessly… real estate dreams a reality"). This is NOT her voice — it's broker-template. We don't replicate this; we use her actual register.
- She's stated discomfort with "the climate of social media" — content should feel non-performative; she's not chasing influencer vibes.
Social media current state
- IG:
@melbourneflrealtor. By her own statement, "quieter" / "rarely posts anymore." Gated behind login for most public scraping; can't see content count or recent posts from outside.
- FB: "Amy Steiger" — more active surface, "lots of friends." Need her specific FB URL to research further.
- LinkedIn + Yelp: linked from brokerage page; not deeply scraped here.
- Net: starting from near-zero content-presence on the channel we'll lean on (IG). Pilot is building the engine from scratch; that's actually clean (no legacy posts contradicting the new positioning).
What I'd want Amy to verify, correct, or add
1. The 4-year vs 8-year discrepancy.
Brokerage bio says she relocated to Brevard 4 years ago; Amy said 8 years today. Which is right? (Likely the bio is stale — common.)
2. Ken's involvement in the pilot.
Brokerage frames her + Ken as a team. The pilot today is Amy-fronted. Is Ken in the content (occasional guest, behind-scenes only, or fully out of frame)?
3. The BSW background — content angle?
The social-work-to-realtor arc is a real differentiator if she wants to lean into it (e.g., "I help people through life transitions; that's what I trained for"). Or it can stay background. Amy's call.
4. Service scope to lead with.
She does residential + commercial + land + leases. For pilot content, narrowing to residential (the relocation-buyer flow) seems right. Commercial/land/leases stay in her broader practice but don't show up in pilot content. Confirm?
5. Anything in her facts doc I won't find publicly.
Her facts doc covers gaps the social scrape can't: weird hobbies, contrarian opinions, the surprises of the WI→FL move, favorite spots in each city, family/personal details she's comfortable surfacing. The 1-pager + facts doc combine into the full brand input.