As stressed consumers tune out pressure, Instagram's shareable Stories update allows for an effective way for agents to stay visible
From media mergers to AI deals, the latest moves show how power, access and audience ownership are shifting
As conditions flip and competition tightens, the show’s focus on identity, trust and hyperlocal expertise mirrors what helps agents stay visible when everything else feels a little Upside Down
This season’s most effective campaigns lean on honesty, grounded storytelling and clear value — signals that real estate audiences want substance over spectacle, Jessi Healey writes
The rise of synthetic media forces agents to rethink content strategy, client trust and digital discovery to create a more reliable online environment for clients
A joke with no definition still managed to dominate feeds, proving how fast attention moves and why it matters
From Grammarly’s rebrand to TikTok’s red carpet and Starbucks’ merch meltdown, everyone’s fighting for attention. Here's what real estate agents can learn
AI adoption in real estate is evolving fast, but its real progress comes from people — the agents, brokers and marketers shaping how the technology works with them
From fabricated photos to fake engagement, artificial intelligence is distorting what buyers and sellers see online — and putting authenticity at a premium
As OpenAI and Microsoft launch dueling AI browsers, a new era of intelligent search begins — one that could change how buyers find homes and agents
OpenAI’s Sora is redefining short-form video, forcing creators, brands and audiences to navigate a new era where synthetic content looks indistinguishable from reality
From affiliate income to co-sourcing campaigns, Jessi Healey writes, here’s how to meet consumers where they click. Plus, tap into this year’s holiday trends to boost your 2026 business
Behind the headline-dominating controversies this week are powerful lessons in messaging, trust and public perception that agents can’t afford to miss, digital marketer Jessi Healey writes
The TikTok Oracle deal and the rise of meme culture highlight how control of platforms shapes not just marketing, but the way audiences see the world
A week of whiplash on social proves that timing, tone and flexibility aren’t optional — they’re the difference between trust and a crisis