r/RealEstateMarketing

I have 6 years of experience investing in real estate and 5 years working in digital marketing, now I'm trying to use my knowledge and skills to help realtors grow.

The package I'm offering has three pillars:

1. Social media content - I provide the script and editing, you just film yourself.

2. Google Business Profile optimization - posting content and capturing reviews to appear higher in searches.

3. AI ISA - for booking appointments, lead qualification and nurturing via voice, text and email

What makes thus offer different is doing it all as one system rather than just posting to social media or running a separate email newsletter.

I'm looking for 5 agents who want to join this pilot, I'll build and run this system for free for two months in exchange for feedback and if you like the results - a review and referrals.

DM me if you're interested or want to know more about me and the offer

I've been spending way too much time looking at listings lately ,after a while they all start to feel the same nice kitchen, living room, bedrooms, backyard...and it feels like they all show the same basics. I'm curious what would've helped you decide whether a home was worth touring especially if you're buying your first home.

You can use it for free for a month in exchange of honest feedback and later on a discounted price.

Dm me!

Hey guys, so I've been working for a real estate marketing agency in the US providing video editing services for 6 years now, and I have recently been thinking of starting my own thing, my problem is I don't have a portfolio outside my work for the company, and I don't think I can use that. What are your suggestions?

I want to scale, have multiple photographers shooting for me, and manage at least 100-200 clients, rather than relying on one team and just my time to shoot and edit.

It seems like a lot of people are building 1 person business with your time for dollars. How have people managed editing for media when you have multiple team members shooting for you and runnign a small business with clients?

For those who have been doing it, what is the competition like these days? Is it mostly mom and pop or are the major companies like planomatic, virtuance, and next door photos still controlling a lot of the market?

I've been running Meta ads for real estate projects and generating a decent number of leads, but the quality is really poor.

Out of every 100 leads, only 2-3 seem genuinely interested. Most don't answer calls, have no real buying intent, or were just casually browsing.

For those running real estate ads, what's your lead-to-qualified-lead ratio? Any tips for improving lead quality without killing lead volume?

As a director of Marketing at a cash home buying company in Northwest Indiana. Over the years I’ve run Google Ads, Meta campaigns, and SEO for our own acquisitions pipeline, and the one thing I kept noticing was that most general marketing agencies have no idea how our industry actually works.

They’d optimize for clicks. We needed motivated seller leads. Big difference.

To help others in the market, we have launched REIRank — a niche digital marketing agency built specifically for real estate investors, wholesalers, and cash buyers.

Here’s what we focus on:

**•	Local SEO** that gets your “we buy houses \[city\]” pages ranking where sellers are actually searching  
**•	Google Ads** dialed in for motivated seller intent (not just homebuyer traffic)  
**•	Meta Ads** with creative and targeting that speaks to distressed sellers — foreclosure, probate, divorce, tired landlords  
**•**	No long-term contracts on most services  
**•**	We actually understand ARV, assignment fees, and what a qualified lead looks like in this space

We’re not trying to be a full-service agency for everyone. We only work with investors and wholesalers because that focus is what makes the results better.

If you’re struggling to get consistent inbound leads or your current marketing feels like a black box, happy to chat or answer questions here.

You can check us out at reirank.com — no pitch call required, just real info.

What’s your current biggest marketing challenge — SEO, paid ads, or just generating consistent deal flow?