
25 July Content Ideas for Real Estate Agents
The Broke Agent shares July content ideas for real estate agents, from Fourth of July posts to World Cup watch party guides.

The Broke Agent shares July content ideas for real estate agents, from Fourth of July posts to World Cup watch party guides.

BAM BBQ 2026 is a free virtual event on July 22 where real estate agents learn how to put AI to work in their business.

Byron Lazine, Lisa Chinatti, and Luke Acree break down the four real estate team models and what separates the teams that hit $100M from the ones that don’t.

Krys Benyamein shares how he uses ChatGPT as a thinking tool to sharpen talking head videos before ever hitting record.

The Broke Agent shares why text-only reels are taking off. So easy, you can create one while bored at your open house today.

The Broke Agent explains why outro cards on Instagram Reels hurt your reach and what to do instead.

Byron Lazine, Lisa Chinatti, and Luke Acree are hosting a free live training on June 25 to help team leaders break through to $100M.

Brand expert Camille Moore breaks down why lo-fi, episodic content is outperforming polished video and what real estate agents can do about it.

Byron Lazine, Tom Toole and Lisa Chinatti react to the June FOMC meeting and Bed Bath & Beyond’s acquisition of Fathom Holdings. They also respond to a clickbait Instagram post attacking Byron.

The Broke Agent shares four content filters that help real estate agents stop posting randomly and start creating content that actually gets shared.

The 2026 NextGen Homebuyer Report finds only 1 in 8 Gen Z and Millennial buyers trust that a housing professional won’t take advantage of them.

Haley Ingram of Coffee & Contracts breaks down the three core features of Claude AI and exactly when real estate agents should use each one.

Clever Offers data shows 32% of sellers distrust investors as Trump signs an executive order limiting institutional access to federally backed home financing.

A viral chart claimed 71% of real estate agents closed zero deals last year. Here’s where the stat actually came from, what NAR data really shows, and why accuracy, perception, and proof matter for agents and consumers.

There are four social media plays that actually produce real estate leads. Tessabella Jelten shares how agents can turn followers into buyers, sellers, and referral partners with proven strategies.

President Trump’s housing-related remarks at the World Economic Forum outlined views on homeownership, investor activity, mortgage rates, and affordability trade-offs.

Byron Lazine explains how one listing often leads to two more using a proven circle dialing script, two soft questions, and trust-first conversations.

The National Association of REALTORS releases its 80-page 2025 Annual Report, detailing budget cuts, legal shifts, and engagement metrics tied to its reform plan.

Tom Toole explains why mid-January is not early and breaks down the 13.5% pacing rule, daily call math, and what to say to get back on track in 2026.

Chris Smith shares how to turn “Deal of the Week” into a repeatable system using ChatGPT Agent Mode to find real deals, grow your email list, and position yourself as the opportunity agent.

Krys Benyamein breaks down The Listing Flywheel, a system for turning one listing into weeks of marketing momentum, in a live webinar on January 21.

The Broke Agent shares five things you can do while bored at your open house today.

Shane Burgman explains how his un-sexy mailers helped him sign 50 listings in 2025, using simple market data and consistency to build trust before calls.

The Broke Agent breaks down Instagram’s “2016 comeback” trend and how to use nostalgic, unpolished posts to stand out and spark engagement this week.
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