How do you pick your next video or post? 👇 For most agents it's gut feel, or copying whatever the biggest agent in town posted last week. Both are guesses. Meanwhile the answers are sitting in public. 🔍 Local Rival Scan finds the agents already showing up when people search your area. Then it shows you the gaps nobody covers. You don't have to name a single competitor. → Runs the searches buyers and sellers actually type: "moving to" and "living in" your town, on YouTube, Google and Instagram → Keeps only real local agents, not national media → Flags proven topics that are 2+ years old and ready for a fresh version → Finds videos that pulled far more views than the channel has subscribers → Logs the searches where no local agent answers → Grades every gap A, B or C, with links you can check yourself → /rival-scan refresh shows what changed since last time ✅ Classroom → Foundation → Local Rival Scan ✅ Have Chrome open and be logged in to your YouTube and Instagram ✅ Claim your first A-grade gap and post it in the comments 👉 Open the lesson: https://www.skool.com/the-leveraged-agent/classroom/42fb7237?md=e01f47db504b43fba6a6c76d555fe85a That's all 8 Foundation lessons. Which one did you build first? 👇 Ryan

Here's the test. Pick any stat from your last market update. Can you show where it came from? 👇 A lot of market updates run on borrowed numbers. A news headline. A portal estimate with different area lines. Last month's post with the month changed. Then two of your own posts disagree, and a seller notices. 📈 Market Snapshot gives you one approved set of numbers every month, with the source and month on every one. → A source list YOU control: your MLS export, your board report, anything you trust → A script that calculates from your MLS export and shows the math → Small-sample flags, so one strange sale doesn't become "prices jumped" → Two sources disagree? You see both numbers, not a quiet pick → Nothing saved until you approve the full table → A running history, so next year's comparisons come from your own records → /market-snapshot check tests any post or email against the numbers you approved ✅ Classroom → Foundation → Market Snapshot ✅ Drop in one MLS export and your latest board report ✅ Approve your first month together 👉 Open the lesson: https://www.skool.com/the-leveraged-agent/classroom/42fb7237?md=02c12e6688c6428ead84b2c3acfb9ce5 What do you use for market stats right now? Comments 👇 Ryan

Go look at your bios right now. All of them 👇 Odds are at least one still says your old brokerage. One got cut off mid-sentence because nobody counted characters. And most say the same thing every other agent's says. A stranger decides in seconds if you're their agent. Your bio makes that call for them. 🪪 Platform Bio Pack writes every bio from one profile and one proof bank. → One interview, 6 rounds, then you never re-explain yourself → A proof bank: every sales count, award and review total saved with its source and the date you checked it → A counting script, so Instagram, TikTok, X and LinkedIn never cut you off → Brokerage name, license number and fair housing checked on every draft → Same name, phone, link and niche on every platform → /bio-pack refresh updates every bio at once when something changes ✅ Build Brand Style Guide and Why Me Sheet first ✅ Classroom → Foundation → Platform Bio Pack ✅ Have your current bios and license number handy 👉 Open the lesson: https://www.skool.com/the-leveraged-agent/classroom/42fb7237?md=ce488db43b004fdcbcbd7c11442b3460 Post your new Instagram bio in the comments when it's done. I'll give you feedback. Ryan

Be honest. Does your marketing look like one business? 👇 For most agents it's a logo from year one, a color the brokerage picked, a Canva template found at midnight and a bio written in a hurry. Every post is a new decision. AI makes it worse, because with no rules it hands you the average real estate template. 🎨 Brand Style Guide puts your look and voice in one file that every other prompt reads. → A positioning line that names a real place and a real client need → A color palette built around the logo you already paid for → A contrast check on every color pair, so nothing on a flyer is hard to read → Two fonts, checked to be available in Google Fonts and in Canva → A preview sheet with your real name and brokerage line before you approve anything → /brand-guide check catches the wrong color, an extra font, a missing brokerage line or a fair housing slip before you post ✅ Classroom → Foundation → Brand Style Guide ✅ Drag in your logo and 2 to 5 screenshots of looks you like ✅ Run a check on one piece of your current marketing 👉 Open the lesson: https://www.skool.com/the-leveraged-agent/classroom/42fb7237?md=c9fce41481394c9ba7a5684f37d1aef4 Drop a screenshot of the post you're most proud of. Let's see the before. Ryan

@Ryan Rose what is Github and why do I need it for Claude Code? It won't let me use Claude Code unless I connect to it.