It’s your chance to weigh in on the individuals and real estate figures you love, hate, and love to hate as you make your own naughty or nice list for the holidays.
We rounded up the worst of the week! Enjoy this collection of bad real estate pics for December 5th-11th, 2022.
So here you are. Hungover, bored, and sitting in an empty house. Not to worry! Here are our favorite memes of the week to get you through your open houses this weekend.
Every agent needs to prioritize creating captivating content on TikTok, but it’s not always easy to find inspiration. This week, we’re taking the guesswork out of creating TikToks with viral potential by outlining five trending TikTok sounds.
Sterling Granger perfectly explains the 2022 housing market in one Reel. We bet you can’t watch it just once.
Does the real estate industry have a drinking problem? Will AI replace agents? These questions, plus underwater mortgages and the Instagram 2023 Trend Report, are today’s topics as Troy Palmquist and Dan Oneil join Byron Lazine and The Broke Agent.
Twitter’s Guide for Businesses and Professionals offers a detailed overview of the platform’s business and marketing tools, including a checklist to help small business owners get started with ad campaigns on Twitter.
No industry has escaped the AI avatar scene, with everyone from celebs to real estate agents paying $11 to have their photos turned into avatars. Take a scroll through some of our favorite agents as avatars.
A recent article states a high percentage of agents are unhappy with their brokerage. Dan O’Neil asks the question: is it really your brokerage? Or is it a lack of self-accountability?
The Broke Agent wrote a free ebook to answer all your questions about how to distribute short-form content. Here’s what you’ll learn.
Victoria Velazquez and The Massive Agent join Byron Lazine and The Broke Agent in sharing their December marketing ideas for real estate agents, along with advice on what not to do.
Whether it’s a true drinking problem or simply the perception of a problem, the image of the hard-partying real estate pro is one that’s firmly embedded in the public’s consciousness.
It’s your chance to weigh in on the individuals and real estate figures you love, hate, and love to hate as you make your own naughty or nice list for the holidays.
We rounded up the worst of the week! Enjoy this collection of bad real estate pics for December 5th-11th, 2022.
So here you are. Hungover, bored, and sitting in an empty house. Not to worry! Here are our favorite memes of the week to get you through your open houses this weekend.
Every agent needs to prioritize creating captivating content on TikTok, but it’s not always easy to find inspiration. This week, we’re taking the guesswork out of creating TikToks with viral potential by outlining five trending TikTok sounds.
Sterling Granger perfectly explains the 2022 housing market in one Reel. We bet you can’t watch it just once.
Does the real estate industry have a drinking problem? Will AI replace agents? These questions, plus underwater mortgages and the Instagram 2023 Trend Report, are today’s topics as Troy Palmquist and Dan Oneil join Byron Lazine and The Broke Agent.
Twitter’s Guide for Businesses and Professionals offers a detailed overview of the platform’s business and marketing tools, including a checklist to help small business owners get started with ad campaigns on Twitter.
No industry has escaped the AI avatar scene, with everyone from celebs to real estate agents paying $11 to have their photos turned into avatars. Take a scroll through some of our favorite agents as avatars.
A recent article states a high percentage of agents are unhappy with their brokerage. Dan O’Neil asks the question: is it really your brokerage? Or is it a lack of self-accountability?
The Broke Agent wrote a free ebook to answer all your questions about how to distribute short-form content. Here’s what you’ll learn.
Victoria Velazquez and The Massive Agent join Byron Lazine and The Broke Agent in sharing their December marketing ideas for real estate agents, along with advice on what not to do.
Whether it’s a true drinking problem or simply the perception of a problem, the image of the hard-partying real estate pro is one that’s firmly embedded in the public’s consciousness.
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