11d • Marketing
If You’re Posting Consistently and Still Not Getting Leads, Read This 👇
Let me start with something important:
If you’re showing up consistently and not getting leads…
you’re not broken
the algorithm isn’t against you
and your content probably isn’t bad
You’re just missing one system.
I see this constantly working with agents across Oregon and beyond, and I want to be very clear about this:
👉 Consistency is not the problem.
👉 Posting more is not the solution.
The Real Issue: Content Without a Conversation System 🚨
Most agents are doing what I call:
“Content Without Activation.”
Here’s what that looks like:
- You publish ✔️
- You educate ✔️
- You show value ✔️
- You stay visible ✔️
But…
- No comments
- No DMs
- No conversations
- No inbound opportunities
Why?
Because content does not create leads.
Conversations create leads.
Content’s only job is to start them.
If your content isn’t doing that, the strategy is broken—not you.
The Shift You Need to Make 🧠
Stop asking:
“How do I get more views?”
Start asking:
“How do I get more people to raise their hand?”
Visibility without engagement is just noise.
Real Example (Pay Attention to This) 🏡
I worked with an Oregon agent who was posting 4–5 times per week:
- Market stats
- Clean listing photos
- Buyer tips
- “Just sold” posts
Solid content.
Zero inbound.
We changed one thing only.
Old CTA:
“Let me know if you have questions!”
New CTA:
“Comment ‘MAP’ and I’ll send you my hyper-local breakdown for your neighborhood.”
Same posting schedule.
Same quality.
📈 Results in 7 days:
- 17 comments
- 12 DMs
- 3 buyer consults booked
No hacks.
No virality.
Just intentional activation.
Why “Posting Value” Isn’t Enough Anymore 📉
Most agents are unknowingly posting for the wrong reason:
- To look professional
- To educate everyone
- To sound impressive
But your audience is thinking one thing:
“Okay… what do I do with this?”
If there’s no clear next step, your content dies quietly in the feed.
The 4 Pieces Every Lead-Generating Post Needs 🔑
This is the framework I teach inside this Skool community. Save this.
1️⃣ A Clear POV
Take a stand.
❌ “The market is changing.”
✅ “Agents winning right now aren’t posting more. They’re posting with intent.”
Clarity > neutrality.
2️⃣ A Relatable Problem
Call out the frustration they already feel:
- Posting with no traction
- Feeling invisible online
- Watching others get inbound while they grind
If they don’t feel seen, they won’t stop scrolling.
3️⃣ A Simple Shift
Not a masterclass.
An aha.
Example:
“You don’t need better content. You need better invites.”
Short.
Clear.
Repeatable.
4️⃣ A Low-Friction Invitation 💬
This is where most agents freeze.
They think:
“I don’t want to sound salesy.”
But inviting ≠ selling.
Inviting sounds like:
- “Comment ‘PLAYBOOK’”
- “DM me ‘SYSTEM’”
- “Want a copy? Say ‘YES’”
No pressure.
Just a next step.
Why Community Beats Social Media Alone 🔗
Here’s the truth most agents don’t want to hear:
- Social media = discovery
- Community = trust
That’s why I built the Real Estate Authority Group on Skool.
Not to replace social.
But to finish the job social starts.
Inside, we focus on:
- Turning content into conversations
- Installing repeatable systems
- Building authority without burnout
- Creating inbound without guessing
No hype.
No gurus.
Just execution.
Your Action Step (Do This Today) 👇
Look at your last 5 posts and ask:
- Did I take a clear POV?
- Did I call out a real problem?
- Did I offer a simple shift?
- Did I invite engagement clearly?
If not, don’t post again until you fix that.
Final Thought 💡
If you’re posting consistently and still not getting leads, don’t quit.
Just stop posting without a system.
Your future clients are already watching.
They just need a reason to raise their hand.
👇 Drop “SYSTEM” in the comments if you want help tightening your invites.
Let’s turn your content into conversations.
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If You’re Posting Consistently and Still Not Getting Leads, Read This 👇
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