If you are creating an online marketing plan for your real estate business, you’ll probably discover pretty quickly that there can be a lot of writing involved. And like many agents, you might find yourself wanting (and needing!) the help of a writer. Hiring a writer—or really any creative professional—can be tricky, but I have several tips for getting started. In this video, I share a few key questions you should ask when hiring a writer.

I’ve been working with real estate agents for over a decade, and over the years I’ve learned *a ton* from helping single agents, teams, and brokerages with their marketing strategies. I also feel very lucky to have worked with agents who are truly at the top of their game. In this video, I share 3 marketing-related things I’ve learned from working with top real estate agents.

I’ve read thousands upon thousands of real estate listing remarks in my day, and over time I’ve noticed a few not-so-great things that agents do over and over again. Luckily, there are some simple fixes that can = BIG improvements! In this video, I share my 3 quick tips for how to improve your real estate listing remarks.

Not sure what to write about next on your real estate blog? Feeling stuck and in dire need of some inspiration?

I love myself a good brainstorming sesh, and I’ve got some solid tips for getting content ideas when it seems like your creative juices just aren’t flowing.

These 3 brainstorming tips will have you teeming with awesome new blog post ideas once again. Thanks for watching!

If you've had any experience creating content—whether it’s blog posts, videos, podcast episodes, etc.— then you’ve likely heard about “batching.” For any newbies out there, "batching" just means that you try to create a bunch of content all at once so you can leak it out over time. However, if you’ve actually tried batching, then you know it can be easier said than done. In this video, I share 5 hacks for batching content to MAKE SURE that you hit your content creation goals.

In 2014, I launched a website called DearEnglishMajor.com, and in the years since, I’ve learned so much about having a successful online presence. Through creating content for Dear English Major, running the social media accounts, sending out newsletters, etc., I’ve gained valuable insight and firsthand experience that I’ve been able to apply to the work I do for my real estate clients.