Issue #72

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Agent Marketing Moves

Marketing Tip of the Week

Issue 72

Real Estate Memes

Lighten the Feed - Because every agent deserves a good laugh between showings

Sometimes our feeds feel like a never-ending parade of polished listings, perfectly staged living rooms, and earnest market updates. Valuable? Absolutely. But let’s be honest, your audience also loves a moment that makes them say, “Oh wow… that is so true.” And that’s where real estate memes step in like a trusty backup agent who always has snacks and a charger.

Memes are little bursts of connection. They’re quick, relatable, and shareable, everything we love in good content. And in a business where emotions run high and timelines run long, a well-placed meme can remind people you’re not just a professional… you’re human. You’ve wrestled with lockboxes that refuse to open. You’ve sprinted across town because a client texted “Here now.” You’ve faced the “My cousin said my house is worth $900,000” conversation. Memes translate all of that into a quick laugh and a subtle brand touch.

Here’s the thing: memes aren’t just jokes. They’re engagement magnets. They stop the scroll. They spark comments like, “My agent needs to see this!” They give people a reason to tag friends who are house-hunting or thinking about it. And the more your posts are shared or saved, the more the algorithm puts you in front of new eyes. It’s the easiest form of brand awareness you’ll ever create. No scripts. No lighting setups. No editing sessions that make you question your life choices. Just humor, timing, and a little creativity.

Memes also help your online presence feel balanced. You’re still the local expert. You still deliver value and market insights. But you’re also the agent who gets what this business feels like. That builds trust. Clients want to work with someone knowledgeable, yes, but also someone they genuinely like. Humor helps you become that someone.

So don’t underestimate the power of a lighthearted moment in your marketing mix. A Dream Without a Plan Is Just a Wish, of course… but a plan with a little laughter? That’s the kind of content strategy people remember.

Try This Today

Post one meme that makes you laugh. Something about showings, appraisals, Zillow estimates, or that one weird room every house seems to have. Add a short caption and ask your followers if they've ever been there.

What real estate moment would you turn into a meme? I'd love to hear about it.

Thought of the Week

Take the Scenic Route

Every journey is unique. Slow down and appreciate the view.

Growth is still happening.

Have you ever noticed how the best moments in real estate or life show up when you're not sprinting from one thing to the next?

Sometimes slowing down feels a little strange, especially in a business where hustle is practically a badge of honor. But here's the truth: growth doesn't only happen in the fast lane. Sometimes it shows up when you finally take a breath and look around at the view you've been racing past.

Slowing down can feel wrong, but it isn't. As agents, we're used to moving fast: contracts, showings, calls, follow-ups, repeat. But that constant motion can trick you into thinking speed equals success. In reality, some of your best progress happens during the quiet moments, those times you step back and recalibrate. Slowing down doesn't mean stalling. It means giving yourself room to think clearly and act intentionally.

Growth isn't often seen right away. Think of the seeds you've planted: the relationships you've nurtured, the clients you've helped, the community you've shown up for. That work is growing roots even when things feel slow. Just because the phone isn't buzzing doesn't mean nothing's happening. Sometimes the best opportunities come from a season where you're focused on sharpening your skills, restructuring your systems, or simply getting your energy right.

Enjoy the view while you build your brand. There's beauty in the journey. Yes, even the detours. Maybe especially the detours. Those moments give you perspective, clarity, and a little peace (rare, I know). When you allow yourself to take the scenic route, you start seeing possibilities you'd never catch while speeding past. Inspiration hits differently when you're not rushing.

Let the journey shape you! Real estate changes us over time, whether we notice it or not. The patience we build, the resilience we gain, and the humor we develop; these are all rewards of the journey itself. When you embrace the slower stretches, you let those changes sink in. And that makes you stronger, more centered, and more prepared for the next surge of momentum.

What Are Your Thoughts?

Where have you seen the most growth when you weren't moving at full speed?

Quote of the Week

“ Success is not final; failure is not fatal: it is the courage to continue that counts. — Winston Churchill

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Book Club

Presentation Ready Improve Your Sales Presentation Outcomes and Avoid The Twelve Most Common Mistakes by Terri L. Sjodin ​ This book is for you if you're looking to enhance your sales presentation skills and avoid the common pitfalls. She begins by highlighting the significance of a well-crafted sales presentation. She emphasizes that a successful presentation can make or break a sales opportunity. As I'm sure you've heard before, "...first impressions matter." She then moves on to discuss the twelve common mistakes presenters make and how to avoid them. I found this section incredibly enlightening! Her real-life examples made the content relatable and actionable. I appreciated how she framed mistakes as opportunities for learning rather than failures. It motivated me to reflect on my own presentation experiences and think about how I can avoid these pitfalls in the future. Please share your thoughts on whether you've already read it or are reading it now. I would love to hear what you think! And, if you're looking for more inspiring reads, don't forget to check out my book 📚 club.

Yours truly,

Michael B. Founder of Titus Media Solutions Author of Agent Marketing Moves

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