
A Brilliant Real Estate Agent Instagram Ad
I recently came across an Instagram ad that was so smart and so unique that I had to write about it. Learn why this ad from Shane Burgman breaks the mold.

I recently came across an Instagram ad that was so smart and so unique that I had to write about it. Learn why this ad from Shane Burgman breaks the mold.

The Broke Agent details who to follow on Instagram as a real estate agent—and why.

Soft tagging is a popular trend hitting Instagram. Here’s how you can use it to improve your real estate content’s reach.

The Broke Agent shares three proven ways to get more link clicks on Instagram.

The Broke Agent revisits the question of whether you should curse on Instagram, giving a few reasons for cursing and a few against it, along with some tips to help you decide.

Andy Griesinger shares seven tips for staying top of feed and top of mind for your Instagram followers

The Broke Agent shares the daily Instagram posting routine that helped him grow his account to almost 400,000 followers.

Adam Mosseri, head of Instagram, announced three new updates for video creators on Tuesday. Learn what they are and start implementing today.

As real estate agents who rely on content marketing, Instagram’s constant changes can be very frustrating. BUT, we here at BAM will always try to keep you in the loop on what’s happening to help you deal with the daily confusion. This blog covers TWO points that The Broke Agent discovered recently about the platform.

Michael Reddin and Ryan Palianto of Property Brothers-in-Law join Matt Lionetti and The Broke Agent to discuss how they started with funny real estate videos, the impact of those videos on their business, and ideas for future skits and marketing.

Want to keep your social media presence and business growing? The Broke Agent breaks down ten mistakes agents make on social media.

After receiving feedback from celebrities and other users, Instagram is pulling back on changes.

Feeling stuck with your real estate content? The Broke Agent shares exactly how to push through creative slumps, stay consistent on social media, and keep building your brand.

Open houses still work in 2026, but only if you run them with structure. Luke Acree breaks down the full strategy to turn open houses into consistent closings.

Andrew Undem’s call blocks align with Harvard Business Review data on best days, best times, 5-minute response, and 6-attempt follow-up.

Luke Acree joins BAM on March 4 to break down the FIT Framework and how agents can build predictable, referral-driven lead flow from their database.

According to a new Shilo stat, 83% of agents fail to set a next step on calls. Here’s how that mistake is costing real estate deals, and what you can do about it.

Krys Benyamein explains why sellers tune out generic marketing talk and how a structured, visual strategy makes listing conversations cleaner and fees easier to defend.

Tom Storey’s Instagram posts show how simple, data-driven market updates can build authority and win trust with buyers and sellers.

The Broke Agent shares March content ideas for real estate agents, from spring market hooks to March Madness and viral housing trends.

Rocket Companies announces a three-year alliance with Compass that could add 500,000 listings to Redfin and embed new mortgage incentives.

Bennett Richardson, NAR’s CMO and CCO, joins Knowledge Brokers to address $42M in media spend, marketing strategy resets, and leadership overhaul.

Luke Acree explains why so-called looky-loos are early-stage prospects and what agents should expect about timelines, follow-up, and long-term loyalty.

President Trump’s 2026 State of the Union highlighted falling mortgage costs and a call to ban large investors from buying homes, with key housing takeaways unpacked
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