
How Much YouTube Paid Me with 10,000 Subscribers
With a YouTube channel that is approaching 10,000 subscribers and 650,000-70,0000 yearly views, Tom Storey breaks down his earnings from YouTube.

With a YouTube channel that is approaching 10,000 subscribers and 650,000-70,0000 yearly views, Tom Storey breaks down his earnings from YouTube.

The “Clever Investor,” Cody Sperber, joins the Massive Agent to discuss how agents can start building a rental portfolio, how much time agents should invest in it, what it cost him to win at the money game while losing in his relationships, and his game-changing AI real estate system.

Being able to showcase the location of a video will take your marketing to the next level. And Paige Steckling just delivered a masterclass on how to do that with an irresistible video hook.

HubSpot released its list of the top 27 TikTok brands of 2023—and one of them is a real estate team. We look at whether TikTok is worth your time as a marketer, how to improve your chances of going viral, and how HEIDER Real Estate is dominating the platform.

Lindsey Jo shares an emotional story about her mother, who was diagnosed with early-onset Alzheimer’s last year. With this, she’s learned how to navigate her career through deep ruts of sadness—and shares how you can do the same.

The “Rappin Realtor,” Steven Diaz, joins Matt Lionetti and The Broke Agent to discuss how his real estate raps have changed his business, how he produces them, why he makes his original audios available to others, performing at real estate conferences, and ideas for the future.

We rounded up the worst of the week! Enjoy this collection of bad real estate pics for May 22nd – 28th, 2023.

Byron Lazine, Tom Toole, and Lisa Chinatti discuss mortgage rates rising amid debt ceiling talks, sacrifices buyers make to afford a down payment, the cost of online lead generation, and buyers turning to real estate agents for financing advice.

Performing as Eminem following up with clients, BAM Creator Matt Lionetti displays another one of his talents as a Realtor/creator. In a new Instagram Reel, he responds in epic fashion to a prospect deciding to work with the wife of a neighborhood friend.

Agents leaving the industry, a Serhant listing video idea, a 1% down loan by Rocket Mortgage, Meta’s Twitter competitor app, and how to create a strong newsletter are this week’s trending topics as Paige Steckling and Tom Storey join Captain Dan Oneil and The Broke Agent.

Haley Ingram breaks down five easy Instagram post ideas for when you’re stuck in a content rut.

Jason Cassity posed a question on a recent Instagram post: “Should agents pass off their TC fees to the client?” Agents in the comments did not hold back, with most answering “No,” but some defending the idea. Where do you stand?

Last week, The Broke Agent and Byron Lazine were joined by Katie Day and Jason Cassity on a BAM webinar to share YouTube tips to leverage the holiday season to grow their business.

We rounded up the worst of the week! Enjoy this collection of bad real estate pics for October 31- November 6, 2022.

It’s a weird time in real estate. Leave it to The Broke Agent to capture the weirdness in an all-too-relatable post, gaining hundreds of comments from agents.

Active listings increased 33.5% year-over-year in October, according to the Realtor.com® Monthly Housing Trends Report released this week. This increase in housing inventory is due to buyer hesitation rather than new listings.

This week, The Broke Agent and Byron Lazine were joined by Katie Day and Jason Cassity to share Facebook tips to leverage the holiday season to grow their business.
Rising mortgage rates, Midterm Elections, and Elon Musk’s Twitter takeover are this week’s topics on The Walk Thru.

The Massive Agent defends the phrase, “Marry the House, Date the Rate” as sound advice and explains why the problem isn’t the words but the execution.

BAM is hosting a free online event you don’t want to miss: How to Explode Your Digital Brand Through the Holidays. Sign up now!

At the beginning of each month, The Broke Agent makes a list of content ideas based on holidays, notable events, and what’s trending. Here’s what to expect this November.

NAR released its 2022 Technology Survey with Realtor® perspectives on the technology tools they use in their business, with surprising insights into social media use. Here are the highlights.

The Broke Agent reveals three ways to grow your email list using Instagram.

For some agents, even Freddy Krueger can’t hold a candle to being trapped in a recruiting call with an eXp agent. In honor of Halloween, here are eight real estate nightmares.
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