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What should a Realtor post on social media each week?
Short answer
A simple weekly mix works: one local market update with dated numbers, one post about a spot or event in a neighborhood you serve, and one post that shows who you are and how you help. Three steady posts a week tend to keep your name tied to your area. LocalLift Signature makes three local posts a week for $199 a month, month to month, with your headshot, logo, brokerage and contact details on each one.
The problem
A weekly mix that works
01The market. One local number, such as median price or days on market, with its source and the date it runs to.
02The neighborhood. A coffee shop, park or event in a ZIP code you serve.
03You. A tip, a recent win or how you work with buyers and sellers.
Make each post countDate your numbers so readers know they are current. Name the place so the post ties you to the area. End with one clear next step: call, message or visit your site.
What to skipGeneric quotes and holiday graphics with no local tie. They fill a feed without telling anyone where you sell.
Follow your rulesFair Housing rules, plus your brokerage and MLS rules for advertising and listing photos, apply to every post. Describe places, never who lives there.
FAQ
Questions we hear
How often should a Realtor post?
Steady matters more than volume. Three posts a week, every week, tends to beat ten one week and none the next.
Should I still post my listings?
Yes, when you have them. The weekly mix keeps you visible between listings.