Lance Billingsley joins Stay Paid to explain why real estate teams already work like neighborhood groups and why most brokerages still haven’t figured out how to compete.
Sharran Srivatsaa explains how agents can prepare buyers for the entire homebuying process, from the first conversation through closing.
Did the housing market bottom out last year? Byron Lazine examines home sales, mortgage rates, affordability and the latest forecasts.
Brad McCallum tests the Insta360 Luna Ultra in episode one of Branded, breaking down whether (and when) it replaces a full real estate video setup.
The Broke Agent shares August content ideas for real estate agents, covering back-to-school angles, football season, and which Reels actually work.
Realtor Emily McAllister’s parody listing video for a Fisher-Price playhouse racked up 29K likes, and it holds a real lesson for real estate content.
Krys Benyamein joins The Broke Agent to discuss how he uses ChatGPT to create better talking head videos, the carousel trick that rescued a flopped video, the teleprompter feature inside Instagram’s Edits app that saves you from recording 6,000 takes, why repeating your video script in your caption is hurting your reach, and why posting your outtakes gets more DMs than anything you spent hours editing.
Phil Stringer shows real estate agents how to build a team of specialized AI agents instead of relying on one general agent (or chatbot).
Haley Ingram joins The Broke Agent to discuss how real estate agents can use Claude AI to automate their marketing, build a consistent content habit, train AI to match their brand voice, and stop wasting hours on tasks that a $20/month tool can handle for them.
80% of questions asked in Realtor.com’s Real Assist AI tool have nothing to do with home search. Here’s what buyers are really asking AI and what that means for agents.
Talking-head Reels aren’t dead, but the old way of making them is. Learn Haley Ingram’s 10 best tips for creating real estate Instagram Reels that get more views, engagement, shares, and clients.
Gallup finds real estate is Americans’ top long-term investment pick for the 14th year in a row in 2026.
At the beginning of each month, I make a list of content ideas based on holidays, notable events, and what’s trending. This can help you plan your filming/posting schedule around what’s timely and relevant!
The real estate market is anything but typical. Learn what BAM contributors have to say about the July market.
Real estate’s biggest question, Flip Flop Gate, and a Blink 182 Parody are the hot topics discussed by Byron Lazine, The Broke Agent, Lisa Chinatti and David Childers on this week’s The Walk Thru
Heath Evans shares what New England Patriots coach Bill Belichick taught him – and the rest of the Patriots team – about accountability.
The Broke Agent introduces us to Colin Schindler by way of his epic real estate parody video “All The Listings.”
A shifting real estate market means real estate agents can’t rely on online leads. Learn how to stand out in any market by building your brand.
This fall, Netflix is adding another show to its reality TV real estate line-up. That’s right, the streaming service that airs Selling Sunset, a reality show about real estate in Los Angeles, is premiering Buying Beverly Hills….a reality show about real estate in Los Angeles.
What do rising mortgage rates mean for buyers in 2022? Here are two simple scripts to help real estate agents educate their clients.
Recently I tweeted, “Nobody will ever know all the little things agents do to keep a deal alive” and it went real estate viral. I actually Tweeted this a few years ago, but my audience has tripled since the last time and it was another good reminder to repost old content that performed well in the past.
Online performance coach Giselle Ugarte talks social media, short-form video, and messy realness with The Broke Agent and Matt Lionetti.
Research proves it: all caps is harder to read. So, stop shouting your listing descriptions and implement the following tips to make them look professional.
This week’s Bammer of the Week goes to Yackeline Liederman. She’s a realtor in Miami with a unique take on humor in marketing. Basically, she makes memes…of herself.
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