Shane Burgman’s Instagram reel shows agents how he started giving his wife’s appointments the same reminders and planning he gives his clients’ showings.
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%.
In a BAM interview with Byron Lazine, Rory Golod addresses claims that Compass pressures agents to use its 3-phase strategy, responding to a leaked email and clarifying the company’s stance on agent autonomy.
Former Bachelorette star Tyler Cameron has joined Ryan Serhant’s brokerage, SERHANT., as a licensed real estate agent in Jupiter, Florida. He joins a growing list of reality TV stars—including JoJo Fletcher, Arie Luyendyk Jr., and Jason Mesnick—who’ve turned their media platforms into real estate careers.
During his BAM BBQ presentation, Scott Harris shared a 15-minute, 5-step weekly routine that helps real estate agents boost online visibility across Google, maps, and AI search.
Krys Benyamein shares how his Zestimate Explained guide turned a common homeowner question into a high-performing lead magnet.
A Chicago property owner says his fixer-upper was listed on the MLS without his consent, prompting an ethics complaint and CBS New coverage, plus a full review on The Real Word. Byron even called “The Ace Broker” to get his side of the story.
One mistake is killing your real estate video performance—and you’ve probably done it. The Broke Agent shares why a logo ruins engagement and what to do instead.
In one of the most unexpected moments from BAM BBQ, eXp CEO Leo Pareja shared how new real estate agents can land listings with zero budget by partnering with local investors. Here’s his playbook.
In a new court filing, Zillow accuses Compass of running a “Hidden Listing Scheme” that limits transparency and misleads buyers through its three-phase marketing strategy. The filing urges the court to deny Compass’ request for an injunction and defends Zillow’s 24-hour listing policy as pro-consumer and pro-competition.
During BAM BBQ, Ryan Serhant shared six actionable tips for agents using AI to build their brand and generate leads. From AI search optimization to storytelling and time management, Serhant outlines how to get results.
On a recent Stay Paid episode, Luke Acree and Josh Stike tackle one of the industry’s biggest blind spots: retirement. Learn why most agents can’t sell their business and how to build a database that becomes a real asset.
ATTOM’s recent analysis of its Q1 2025 U.S. Home Equity & Underwater Report shows that 46.2% of mortgaged homes are equity-rich, down from 47.7% in Q4 2024.
Homeownership is slipping for younger Americans, with the average first-time buyer now 38 years old, according to the Guardian.
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