
My 2 Favorite Instagram Tips Right Now
I don’t think that it’s up for debate anymore, Instagram should be the cornerstone of any successful social media strategy.

I don’t think that it’s up for debate anymore, Instagram should be the cornerstone of any successful social media strategy.

Most people believe the only platform where you can still grow your following organically is TikTok. But Paige Steckling is

Gino Blefari told BAM Camp team leaders how a monthly 15-minute one-on-one meeting keeps agents and team managers accountable to their numbers.

Katie Lucie explains why real estate agents should run a two-week time audit before writing a 2027 business plan, and lays out exactly how.

Will Draper breaks down the 5-part framework AI search uses to decide which real estate agents to recommend to buyers and sellers.

Tom Toole explains how real estate agents can use the fourth quarter of 2026 to pull ahead of competitors who check out early.

Danielle Hale breaks down a tough Q4, the K-shaped housing market, and how the Let America Build campaign proposes to address the housing shortage.

5 quick wins for real estate agents: rank higher in AI search, close deals from Instagram, avoid prospecting phrases that backfire, decode the latest rate hike for clients, and fix your property drip campaigns.

Shannon Gillette’s 10-part Instagram series teaches real estate agents why posting consistently beats chasing one viral video.

The Broke Agent breaks down Gary Vee’s 7 social media myths and what each one actually means for real estate agents.

Alyssa Curnutt breaks down how to pick a hyperlocal content niche and build an audience avatar, the approach behind 51+ closed deals from Instagram.

Shannon Gillette explains how her real estate team sells 300+ homes a year without relying on paid leads.

The Broke Agent breaks down Selene Hanna’s BAM Fest presentation on why educational real estate content often fails on Instagram and how agents can fix it.

Midwest Real Estate Data (MRED) expands its Private Listing Network nationwide as Compass feeds listings and subsidizes access for the first 100K Compass agents.

Leila Hormozi explains why episodic income isn’t the real problem for agents and how fear-driven decisions keep them stuck.

Last week’s KBP discussed insider claims about Compass private exclusives and the Zillow ban. Judging by the comments, the conversation hit a nerve.

Sharran Srivatsaa headlines BAM Fest with a mystery guest fireside chat you won’t want to miss. Don’t miss the conversation everyone will be talking about.

Krys Benyamein breaks down how he uses AI tools to create attention-grabbing listing content and accurate, high-converting property presentations.

BAM breaks down Brad Scott’s viral “unprofessional” real estate Instagram carousel, including how it racked up over 14K likes and what agents can learn from it.

The Broke Agent explains why chasing the algorithm kills creativity and why authentic experience-driven content is what stands out now.

Dan Oneil, Lindsey Jo, Linzi Breuhan, and Grace Folias join The Broke Agent to discuss a recent study on the state of social media, how to get relocation clients from your Instagram content, and how they are using AI in their real estate marketing.

Byron Lazine, Tom Toole, and Lisa Chinatti discuss insights on Compass private listings from an anonymous source, NAR opting into a $52.25M buy-side commission settlement, and the White House report alleging a 10-million-unit U.S. housing shortage.

Realtor.com® data shows 83% of sellers expect at least asking price as rising concessions and regional splits reshape the 2026 spring housing market.

Luke Acree breaks down five essential real estate lead sources and how to build a consistent, scalable system for long-term business growth.
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