Rather than copy other people's idea and use 'their' messages, why don't you sit down with pencil and paper, and write down the information, message, and goal of what "you" want to convey to your audience. Then, you'll have a personalized draft, polish it into marketing, and now write your profile.

What Richard Bazinet /MBA, CRS, ABR said. 

I agree with Richard Bazinet /MBA, CRS, ABR and also, it's important to keep in mind that the content of those sites are covered under the copyright infringement laws.

Richard Bazinet /MBA, CRS, ABR nailed this one!

  The Realtor needs admin capabilities, so they can immediately correct errors, update, etc.

For those that use it... more can be better. I am content with less is more

Right on Richard Bazinet /MBA, CRS, ABR 

I could not say it any better than Richard Bazinet /MBA, CRS, ABR 

Exactly what Richard Bazinet /MBA, CRS, ABR said. 

ditto to what Richard said!!!

I have no idea but, that's not really something that you can copy - it wouldn't be tailored to your customer if you use someone else's profile. Be creative - you've got this!

Nothing to add to what Richard Bazinet /MBA, CRS, ABR already mentioned. 

Good luck

Praveen Mudwani - a button to call only if it is during working hours....lol!

Nothing comes to mind.

I would like to put my top 5 current listings, top 5 past sold listings and top 5 blogs so people can see. 

Why spend time on wishful thinking?  There are other needed impovements that have priority.

Phone number is a good idea, the rest are not needed.

I think twitter is mostly dead, so I wouldn't include a live feed.

The ability to dial the number directly is good, as well as email.  Homes sold is good, if it can be accurately obtained through the MLS but also allow for the adding of ones purchased outside of the MLS.  Active listings is always a plus.  DoFollow Link to their website.

I'd rather see an optional link to a review site the user supplies, rather than yet another place for us to try and get people to leave a review.

 I like your drive to get actionable responses from actual real estate agents. You will need to 'see' the zig of most responses to get what you are looking for.

To answer your question one must ask, 'What is the PURPOSE of this page?"

We know the consumer is looking for 3 to 5 validation points before they call. A validation point is the professional creds found on their broker or franchise website. 

Another consideration is 'HOW DID THE CONSUMER GET TO THIS WEBSITE?" If they followed the bread crumbs labeled $10,000 down-payment assistance" that is what must be on the front page.

If the website is for buyer or seller conversions. that what needs to be on the Front page  BUYER   SELLER.

Now, what I like to do is look at what those who are selling to agents do. As you've observed, winter agents are a hard sell.

Those who have long-lived success selling to agents keep it simple.

Byreferral.com  Leverages existing reputation and presents what he already knows about those visiting.  ....OR....maybe something about hair.

CraigProtor.com  He's selling coaching and nothing but coaching.

Of course the GOLD STANDARD is Googles front page for their search engine. Keep it simple.

PS: Your question specifically asks about PROFILE pages on a website. In essence, what do I want presented when someone on my website is seeking those other points of validation?

As an example, not a recommendation, lets assume the agent specializes in AAA or distressed or non-performing notes (need not be an agent for that) the profile should be specifically about solutions this agent has created for this audience. This is essential to answering at least one of the only five questions the buyer or owner has in regards to the agent.

In your product you must press agents to define PURPOSE.

If it for validation? Information? Conversion? List building? 

If I'm list building, sharing my recent sales is irrelevant. If it conversion, getting that double-opt in for the 'pocket listings' is a strategy. The profile page needs to support the purpose.

A feature I would like on my well focused, provocative profile page is "Talk to Annette now!"  This should be accompanied by a chat window that is active ONLY when I am online. Not on line? Leave a chat message that does straight to my mobile device.

I would guess that a top notch WordPress desginer would be the answer.

I wish I could be of assistance, but beyond my paygrade! Good luck and be original!

Great ideas. 

Thank you.

Great answers are here.

I'd love our profile pages to go outside the scope of AR colors.  Allowing it to be more personally branded

I wish we knew.