Real estate social media: what to post
Buyers scroll listings the way they scroll everything else, so a property post has seconds to answer three questions: where, how much, what makes it special. Carousels with the best photos, short walkthrough clips and honest neighbourhood notes work better than a wall of specifications.
AI content studio writes the description from the key facts you give it, and the content calendar spreads new listings over the week.
Turning comments into leads
- Ask people to comment a keyword instead of “DM for price”.
- Reply publicly and send the details privately, so the thread shows you answer.
- Ask for a phone number in the same conversation, while interest is high.
This is a ready “comment to DM” and lead magnet template in chat automation for Instagram and Facebook.
Video walkthroughs that work in the feed
A ten-minute walkthrough is great for a serious buyer and too long for the feed. Video clipping takes the YouTube link, finds the strongest moments and adds subtitles, so one tour becomes several vertical clips.
One link for every listing
A link in bio page holds links to current listings, contacts and a request form. Remove a sold property in a minute, and the form sends every request to your contacts. On your own website a popup can collect viewing requests too.
Staying in touch with buyers
Most buyers do not purchase the first property they ask about. A short email campaign with new listings keeps you in mind until the right one appears. Keep listing details accurate and follow your local advertising rules for property.

