
The Instagram DM Strategy For Realtors That Nobody Talks About
Jimmy Conover joins The Broke Agent to discuss his Instagram posting strategy that makes him continuously go viral and his Instagram DM strategy that brings in leads.

Jimmy Conover joins The Broke Agent to discuss his Instagram posting strategy that makes him continuously go viral and his Instagram DM strategy that brings in leads.

The Broke Agent discusses seven proven tactics to reset engagement and outsmart changing social media algorithms, including shifting video backgrounds, using AI critique boards, and delivering timely local news with personal hot takes.

The Broke Agent discusses how real estate agents can stop losing leads by fixing their poorly optimized Instagram bios. Learn the exact structure needed to answer who you are, where you work, and why local consumers should follow you. He also shares tactical tips on optimizing your profile for Google SEO and setting up strategic pinned posts.

The Broke Agent breaks down 7 plays real estate agents can run to boost Instagram engagement during the summer slowdown.

Nicole Stanbra’s viral prank carousel shows agents how to borrow content formats from outside real estate and make them work for their business.

Julia Broome breaks down Instagram’s new Series feature and how agents can use it to build a binge-worthy content series.

Instagram just rolled out a new feature that lets you see and change your algorithm, here’s how it works.

The Broke Agent shows how Instagram’s new photo comment feature turns one simple post into hyperlocal content ideas and a month of Reels.

B-roll reels are crushing on Instagram right now, and Krys Benyamein’s feed shows exactly how the formula works.

Instagram’s new photo comments feature lets users post images in comments on feed posts and Reels. Here’s how real estate agents can use it.

Instagram creator Brock Johnson shares details on a new feature that lets you add a different caption to each slide of a carousel post.

Instagram rolled out grid reordering on June 8, 2026. Here’s what the feature does, how to use it, and why real estate agents should care.

The Broke Agent and Dan Oneil bring in Shane Burgman and Paige Steckling to discuss sales goals for the year’s halfway point, 12 newbie agent behaviors, Threads, and this week’s viral Realtor video.

Meta just launched its new text conversation app, Threads. The Broke Agent breaks down what he thinks about Threads for the real estate industry.

According to a Gallup poll, a growing number of Americans admit to smoking marijuana. In addition, Quest Diagnostics found a record share of workers testing positive for cannabis during drug screenings, with the real estate industry ranking 4th for marijuana positivity rates.

Let’s dive into the world of real estate agents during the 4th of July, where vacation mode, family dynamics, and leftover fireworks take on a whole new meaning.

Lindsey Jo shares social cues to watch for, and how real estate agents can incorporate warmth and competence into their communication to build trust and win clients.

Vayna Jerabek joins Matt Lionetti and The Broke Agent to talk about how she started in real estate at 18 and transitioned to wholesaling and how she educates Gen Z on all things real estate. You’ll also get to see some cold calling role play with Vayna, Matt, and The Broke Agent.

We rounded up the worst of the week! Enjoy this collection of bad real estate pics for June 26th-July 2nd, 2023.

Byron Lazine and Tom Toole discuss May’s decline in sales in spite of high buyer demand, declining rents, a popular Twitter account misleading buyers, a summer lift for inventory, crucial tactics and strategies for the rest of 2023, and making the most of your 4th of July weekend.

The Broke Agent shares July 2023 content ideas for real estate agents.

Explore real-life horror stories from home inspections, including structural nightmares, plumbing and electrical woes, and more.

Haley Ingram breaks down three tips for creating CTAs that convert Instagram followers into email subscribers.

It’s officially summer, which means one thing in the real estate industry—we’ve moved past what is historically the busiest home buying and selling season of the year. But if the spring market is really over, it begs the question: what will the rest of 2023 be like?
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