Byron Lazine shares the two things every new real estate agent needs to nail before worrying about tactics: commitment and a pitch that actually means something.
The Knowledge Brokers Podcast weighs in on whether homeownership should be required to get a real estate license, after a fake Trump post sparked the debate.
Ashley McPoland’s “Clocked In vs Clocked Out” post shows real estate agents how to showcase personality on Instagram without selling.
The Broke Agent explains why he ended his 200-episode Walk Thru Podcast after 4 years and what he’s building next for real estate marketing content.
Chris Smith shares a free ChatGPT URL trick that shows agents exactly how AI describes their real estate reputation in under 30 seconds.
Byron Lazine’s three-email weekly framework for turning a 55,000-person database into a business development asset agents can actually negotiate with.
Real Estate Agents Who Haven’t Generated a Single Lead From Their Social Media If Your Last 200 Posts Got You
Real Estate Agents Who Want to Know What Top Producers Are Actually Posting Want to See What the #1 Agent
Real Estate Agents Who’ll Spend the Next 6 Months Posting the Same Way and Hoping for Different Results 6 Months
Real Estate Agents Who Made One Deal This Year From Social Media One Listing Pays for 30 Years of BAMx.
BAM covers eXp World Holdings’ Q1 2026 results and NextHome’s first major operator sign-on since the acquisition closed.
Real Estate Agents: Sick of Marketing Gurus Telling You to “Just Post More” You Don’t Need Another “Post Daily” Lecture.You
For the first time, BAM is offering a limited seat marketing mastermind featuring Ken Pozek, The Broke Agent, Dan Oneil, Byron Lazine, and Bobby “The Producer” Kawecki.
Video trends for agents, the listing presentation mistake that’s probably costing you, first-time homebuyer optimism, and a real estate rapper are today’s topics as Lindsey Jo and Dustin Brohm join Captain Dan Oneil and The Broke Agent.
Dan Oneil re-enacts a scene from Good Fellas—if Good Fellas was about real estate. Should we be concerned that Dan nails the role of a mafia boss?
Haley Ingram uses the Cringe Mountain analogy to illustrate how real estate agents new to video can overcome their fear of being cringey, embrace the suck, and see incredible business and personal growth.
Bobby Kawecki, BAM’s lead video producer, shares three things to look for when hiring a video producer.
Curaytor CEO Jimmy Mackin joins Byron Lazine to discuss in-depth consumer research, AI and its utility for real estate, how much time agents should be spending on customer acquisition and what great CEOs have in common.
Sharran Srivatsaa, president of Real Brokerage, calls out a listing appointment mistake that could be sabotaging your efforts at building rapport with your seller clients. He also offers a powerful alternative and reveals how agents can stand out from the competition.
Jason Duncan joins The Massive Agent to discuss exit strategies, specifically Jason’s “exit without exiting” strategy. He talks about why he hired a business coach, how that changed everything, and the right question to ask right after showing a house.
Ryan Serhant reveals his skincare routine on Instagram, with products that are easy to find.
HubSpot’s annual “State of Video Marketing Survey” with Wyzowl reveals how video consumption is changing and what that means for video content creators.
Luxury agent Anna Oliver and social media sensation Matt Lionetti are the newest real estate duo in Toronto. Learn how their partnership began—and where they’re headed next.
Keven Stirdivant joins Matt Lionetti and The Broke Agent to discuss the mindset it takes to go from $500K to $1M to $10M to $30M listings, the seven equities, and how he built the KASE real estate brand. He also gives The Broke Agent a personal therapy session.
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