Bored with your feed? Try these 4 fresh ideas

Social media is a busy space. Maris Callahan Messervey explains that you need more than a pretty feed full of graphic designs and property listings to stand out from the crowd. Here’s her advice on how to refresh your social media feed next time you fe… Continue reading

How important are hashtags on Instagram?

How important are hashtags on Instagram? How do you use hashtags on Instagram? Let Sue “Pinky” Benson guide you on how to teach Instagram where your content should be going. Continue reading

How we’re using QR codes for high-impact real estate marketing

Stop sending the same-old, same-old marketing collateral, writes DOORA Creative Director Janet Pozos. Use QR codes to make everything you provide more meaningful. Continue reading

How to market effectively in a digital space

Knowing which platforms to advertise on, which strategies are the most effective on those platforms, and how to deliver on promises to clients will help with marketing effectively in any digital space, writes Victoria Kennedy. Continue reading

Bored with your Facebook feed? 7 ways to jazz it up

Facebook is an important marketing tool that, if used correctly, can help a real estate professional generate leads and stay top of mind with clients, writes marketing expert Laura Stace. Continue reading

5 ways AI can revolutionize your real estate marketing

Embrace the future, writes Salt Lake City broker Belladonna Riso, and get ready to position yourself as a forward-thinking, tech-savvy expert in the industry with the power of AI. Continue reading

It’s time to put American innovation to work for housing

America was built on innovation, yet we’ve thrown up our hands when it comes to our most intractable housing problems. As real estate experts, it’s time for us to get busy. Continue reading

Procrastinate much? 7 things agents have put off far too long

Will you be ready when the market takes off again? The answer to that question, Jimmy Burgess writes, depends on whether you act now to prepare or continue to put off the things you know you need to do in your business. Continue reading