Realtor Humor Videos: Authenticity for a Massive Following

Realtor Humor Videos: Authenticity for a Massive Following | Tom Ferry Podcast Experience

Realtor humor videos… If that’s what you searched for, you should probably be making your calls right now, but since you’re here, stick around. You might learn something.

This is an industry where a lot of agents are posting a lot of the same. And if that’s working for you, keep doing it forever. But most of the time, the ones who stand out are those who bring their own unique spin.

Take Kaitlin Hannig, for example. She’s fairly new to the business, but her hilarious realtor humor videos have already earned her a massive following.

In this podcast episode, Tom sits down with Kaitlin, Jason Pantana, and his social media specialist/personal comedian Savannah Cooper to talk about leveraging authenticity into popularity – and popularity into profits.

You’ll learn the secrets of social success, how to find your creative UVP, whether realtor humor videos are right for you, and most importantly… is Kaitlin actually funny?

The only way to find out is to watch the full thing, right now.

In this episode, we discuss…
00:00 – About Kaitlin
4:30 – How to NOT real estate…
11:50 – The process of going
16:00 – Finding your tribe
20:00 – Kaitlin’s entire future plan
22:22 – Making the bit work
26:00 – Jason’s super technical questions
29:00 – TikTok & local optimization
36:00 – Making emails worth reading

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