Byron Lazine, Dan Oneil, The Broke Agent and Taya DiCarlo sit down to discuss the recent spike in fake accounts targeting agent’s Instagrams, four major Instagram updates, mortgage applications tanking, two mega agents building their own brand and the upcoming massive debate between Byron and Ricky Carruth.
On June 7th, we found out that’s exactly what’s happening. Instagram CEO, Adam Mosseri, just released a video explaining four major updates for Creators. Here are the four updates to expect.
“Instagram impersonator accounts are more dangerous than we think.” View this post on Instagram A post shared by Broke Agent
The author, Eric Simon aka The Broke Agent, wrote this ebook to share the secret formula he used to grow The Broke Agent Media accounts to well over half a million followers on Instagram.
No. But seriously, hashtags should be
If you want to improve your Instagram marketing, you should care how people interact with your content. Each engagement or
So… this just happened. Last week, I found out that my Instagram account had been duplicated. Not “hacked”, mind you, but actually DUPLICATED. These weren’t hackers, trying to gain my information individually, they were scammers trying to prey on my unsuspecting followers. Unfortunately, it’s getting to be pretty common.
If you’ve noticed the subtle change to your Instagram icon on your home screen in the last few days, we’re here to tell you that you aren’t crazy. This week, the app dramatically increased the saturation of its logo, and it definitely ruffled some feathers.
When Instagram announced it was getting rid of its iconic “Swipe Up” feature in Stories, I thought my career was
Have you experienced a massive engagement drop the last few weeks on Instagram? Has it been a struggle to gain
1. Should I have a personal account AND a business account or one that combines both? How are people still
Hi, I’m Paige Steckling, a real estate agent serving Northern Utah. I’ve been an agent for eight years and for
Here are three reasons why converting office space won’t solve the housing shortage. In the latest episode of Bloomberg’s Odd Lots Podcast, developer Joey Chilelli explains the challenges of converting vacant office buildings for residential use.
If you’re feeling stuck or in need of some inspiration for Threads, keep on scrolling. We’re sharing some real estate Threads we’ve found entertaining, engaging, valuable, or just oddly satisfying over the past week.
Byron Lazine and Nicole White discuss a CFA report on a surfeit of agents—and marginal agents claiming a quarter of commissions in three markets—jealous home research, and what they think of Instagram’s new Threads app.
Listings are a rare commodity these days. Here are six old school strategies real estate agents are bringing back to connect with more people and expand their database.
Tom Toole shares the most important time block of the day, and how to ensure you keep it clear for prospecting.
Here are five things agents need to stop doing or saying—for their own sakes as well as their clients and social media audience.
On July 19, 2023, BAM is hosting a free, value-packed webinar with Tom Storey on YouTube strategy for real estate agents. The Broke Agent will moderate, and there will be Q&A. Sign up and block out some time so you don’t miss a thing!
In the competitive world of real estate, having superfans can make a significant difference in the success of your business. Lindsey Jo shares how real estate agents can attract superfans.
Ryan McMillian joins Matt Lionetti and The Broke Agent to talk about why new agents should join a team, getting into luxury real estate, how he sold a $17 million home, and leveraging the big sale for Ryan’s real estate business.
CNBC’s Jim Cramer reacts to the Fed’s decision to hold rates steady after ten consecutive rate hikes. Pointing to housing as the issue at the epicenter of inflation, he speculates as to what it will take to end the cycle and effectively bring down inflation.
We rounded up the worst of the week! Enjoy this collection of bad real estate pics for July 3rd – 9th.
Byron Lazine and Lisa Chinatti discuss inventory falling into negative territory, the challenges of being a landlord in today’s market, old school marketing tactics to bring back, the jobs report, and Instagram’s new Threads app.
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