
Why You’re Getting Views but Not Gaining Followers on Instagram
The Broke Agent breaks down 5 reasons you get Instagram views but no new followers, plus how agents can turn views into followers.

The Broke Agent breaks down 5 reasons you get Instagram views but no new followers, plus how agents can turn views into followers.

The Broke Agent breaks down why views do not always translate into followers and what real estate agents need to change in their content strategy. He breaks down how to optimize your profile, give people a clear reason to follow, build recurring content and create posts that could only come from you.

The Broke Agent breaks down three simple Instagram Story ideas from Haley Ingram that agents can use this week to spark real conversations and leads.

Instagram announces two updates: content creators can now add tagged posts to their profile grid and create carousels in the Edits app.

A 60-year-old Georgetown agent built nearly 40,000 Instagram followers by sharing neighborhood history. Here’s how agents can find their own hyperlocal niche.

The Broke Agent shares one simple caption line that’s helping real estate agents grow Instagram followers again.

Instagram’s First Draft and Extend features offers real estate agents a way to create video content faster.

Jimmy Conover breaks down the three-pillar Instagram framework real estate agents can use to turn posts into real leads.

The Broke Agent breaks down the exact five-part strategy that took BAM’s Instagram from zero to 100K followers.

The Broke Agent is joined by Katie Day, founder of the Move Me to Texas team and Houston Unlocked, to break down how she grew a hyper local Instagram account to 45,000 followers in two years. They get into the content buckets and AI workflow behind the account.

The Broke Agent shares the ManyChat DM sequence that took his Instagram click-through rate from under 20% back above 70%.

Jimmy Conover joins The Broke Agent to discuss his Instagram posting strategy that makes him continuously go viral and his Instagram DM strategy that brings in leads.

Grandma Nat creates high-energy TikTok dance videos to showcase the best features of her home listings. Many of her videos get six-figure views; her latest listing video is approaching seven, thanks to its addictive (and nostalgic) audio and matching dance moves.

BAM is hosting a long-awaited third live cold calling event on Wednesday, June 14, at 4 pm ET/1 pm PT. Sign up to get reminders and receive a full breakdown of the event. And make sure you’re subscribed to the BAM YouTube channel. Don’t miss this!

Aspen real estate agent Heather Sinclair joins Matt Lionetti and The Broke Agent to talk about switching from hospitality to real estate, working with ultra-luxury clientele, and how to become the sheriff in your market.

We rounded up the worst of the week! Enjoy this collection of bad real estate pics for June 6th-11th, 2023.

BAM creators Tessabella Jelten and Ramon Casaus join Dan Oneil and The Broke Agent to discuss what Apple Vision Pro means for real estate, four types of videos for lead generation, the best “Just Closed” videos, and how to get out of a content rut.

The best way to maximize your opportunities for real estate business in the last five income-producing months of 2023 is to get leads you don’t have to pay for upfront. Here are the best sources and how to make the most of them.

Find out how to create the best “Just Closed” videos to promote your real estate business on social media and generate client leads while expanding your social outreach.

The Broke Agent introduces Tessabella Jelten and Ramon Casaus asthe newest BAM Creators, along with their new podcast House of Agents.

Apple announced it’s first new consumer product since the Apple Watch in 2015: Apple Vision Pro. Here’s how it could change the real estate industry.

It’s not about the views—it’s about the leads. Here are four types of videos that generate leads for real estate agents.

Byron Lazine and Tom Toole break down the top five income-producing activities for real estate agents in answer to a comment on a previous episode of the Knowledge Brokers Podcast.

Byron Lazine and Nicole White discuss a Home Depot tiny house for $43K and whether it’s a viable solution for affordable housing, plus the hidden costs of homeownership, and what agents will do (and have done) to keep a deal alive.
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