
August 2026 Content Ideas for Agents
The Broke Agent shares August content ideas for real estate agents, covering back-to-school angles, football season, and which Reels actually work.

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.

Chris Smith shares seven AI tools from BAM BBQ 2026 for finding and remixing outlier content that already works.

Andy Griesinger built a 5-agent team to $103 million by screening recruits and running new agents through a 61-point daily tracker.

Bored at your open house? Here’s a content tip, a system to convert more buyers, and a viral text-exchange you have to see.

FOMO might be the most underrated marketing strategy in real estate. Here’s why showing momentum, culture, and action attracts more agents than any recruiting graphic ever will.

Last week, YouTube announced plans to start enabling users to engage with creators using unique handles. Learn what you need to do to get your preferred username on the app.

Agents reacted to a BAM Instagram Reel on the worst advice agents can give their clients: “Marry the house, date the rate.” Here are the highlights.

Katie Clancy shares five ways to become the community real estate agent, making you the first person consumers think of when it’s time to buy or sell their home.

The Broke Agent shares five genius hacks to boost engagement on your Instagram posts – after you’ve already posted (plus some bonus tips)

Like every social media platform, TikTok is constantly evolving. Here are the new TikTok features that real estate agents can take advantage of.

The Broke Agent posed a question agents have heard countless times before: “Would you be willing to reduce your commission?” Agents were quick to react with advice of their own.

Taya DiCarlo delivers five ways to boost your confidence and kick imposter syndrome to the curb.

We rounded up the worst of the week! Enjoy this collection of bad real estate pics for October 10-16, 2022.

Kala Laos joins Byron Lazine to discuss Zoodealio, the future of iBuying, and how the Zillow-Opendoor partnership will likely affect agents and the real estate industry.

Great educators explain things in a way that’s easy to understand. Tom Toole breaks down a scripting hack to make data relatable for your clients.
Dan Oneil steps in to host, joining The Broke Agent, Jason Cassity, and Brooks Landry for a conversation covering first-time homebuyers, Robert Reffkin’s office tour, read receipts, and Instagram subscriptions.

Neel Dhingra joins The Massive Agent to discuss his blueprint for creating viral videos, along with a proven hack for overcoming the fear of being on video — and a free webinar training.
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