In his latest BAM ebook, Instagram DOs and DON’Ts for Agents, The Broke Agent shares strategies to increase engagement, reach, conversions, and followers on Instagram. Download your free copy today.
The Broke Agent and Dan Oneil welcome Haley Ingram and Amanda Palmeri on this week’s episode of The Walk Thru. They break down how to keep your clients coming back, utilizing broadcast channels, the three things hurting your Instagram engagement, the Realtor video of the week and some July content ideas for agents.
The Broke Agent and Brooks Landry hosted a Social & Digital Marketing Mastermind in the private BAMx Facebook group. One of the biggest topics was a new Instagram feature — broadcast channels — and what they can do for your real estate brand.
Instagram growth coach Brock Johnson breaks down three things that can hurt your Instagram engagement—or, at best, not do your brand any favors—and what you can do instead to reach and retain more of your ideal audience.
During a live REFER Q&A hosted by The Broke Agent and Jason Cassity, Instagram guru Brock Johnson addressed and debunked five Instagram myths still circulating—shedding more light on how the algorithm really works.
Haley Ingram shares how she sold houses as a real estate agent. Plus, the top three lessons she learned marketing her real estate business on Instagram.
In a recent REFER mastermind, Instagram Growth Coach Brock Johnson shared why you don’t need to worry about the Algorithm—and what you should focus on instead.
Marie Lee, aka @MoveMeToTennessee, joins Matt Lionetti and The Broke Agent to talk about how to create the perfect agent Instagram profile, what to have in your Instagram highlights, why broadcast channels are a must, and the easiest Reel an agent can make.
Instagram has enlarged the profile icons that appear at the top of your feed on the app, meaning only three icons appear alongside your own. Those three belong to accounts you’re following that are consistently posting Instagram Stories
Want to see more of your Instagram followers turning into clients?
Head of Instagram Adam Mosseri posted a Reel to explain how the Instagram algorithm works.
The Broke Agent shared the biggest Gen Z trends from the Instagram 2023 Trend Report to help you evolve your real estate content, get more engagement, and grow your brand.
Brandon Holtz, a real estate agent playing in the Masters, shows how a golf-first Instagram builds a brand people actually follow.
Realtor.com’s Market Clock shows just 26% of top markets remain seller’s markets, while 46% are balanced and 16% are buyer-friendly as conditions split by metro.
Learn Alyssa Curnutt’s 5-part hyperlocal video framework real estate agents can use to create videos that get views, shares, and leads (plus, download 25 hyperlocal video ideas).
BAM Fest 2026 is two weeks away. Here’s what to expect, including three standout speakers and a global mystery guest. Sign up now so you don’t miss a thing.
Vanessa Mouton took BAM’s advice and reviewed 90 days of Instagram content. What worked vs what didn’t surprised her.
Gary Vee says agents should spend 50% of their time on content while Brian Buffini pushes back. Here’s how Jared James breaks it down for agents.
Krys Benyamein breaks down three practical ways he’s using AI to generate 750,000+ views, speed up client response time, and improve communication in real deals.
Zarina Marquez (@misstucson) uses a rapid-fire Q&A reel to build trust fast, showing how agents can turn simple content into client connection.
Learn how to run a quarterly content audit that improves your results. The Broke Agent shares what to double down on, what to cut, and how to turn your best content into a repeatable system.
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Yesterday’s BAM Masterclass broke down four lead generation paths, two paid vs two sweat equity, and how agents should choose based on runway, skill, and Q2 goals.
Byron Lazine and Nicole White break down the Cotality–ResiClub survey, where 90% of agents say they’re staying despite a 40-year low in existing-home sales.
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