real estate marketing

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.

Luke Acree explains why turnover rate is the one number that determines whether your geographic farm produces listings or stalls out.

Tennessee agent Marie Lee and lender Theoni Rapo are using caveman-speak on Instagram to simplify the 2026 market. Here’s what agents can learn from both.

Most homeowners call (and hire) the first real estate agent they recognize. Luke Acree shares how familiarity, consistency, and repeated exposure can help agents become the go-to name in their market.

Krys Benyamein breaks down three real estate listing formats that increase visibility by repurposing content and improving distribution

The Broke Agent’s May 2026 content ideas for agents includes hyperlocal ideas, holiday hooks and simple social media strategies to stay relevant, get engagement, and win attention all month long.

NAR’s 2026 Generational Trends data reveals what buyers really want from agents and why negotiation is not the value driver most think.

Natalie Perez-Benitoa’s viral Instagram listing post shows agents how to use movement, audio, and personality to get the algorithm to push their homes.

Sharran Srivatsaa headlines BAM Fest with a mystery guest fireside chat you won’t want to miss. Don’t miss the conversation everyone will be talking about.

Krys Benyamein shares insights from the Real Estate Video Blueprint to reveal what top agents say is working right now.

The Broke Agent breaks down how the Instagram algorithm works, why your engagement is stuck, and 5 simple ways to get your content in front of the right people.

Byron Lazine and Marc Davison go live on YouTube to break down brand, AI, and why the “average agent” model is losing ground in today’s market.