Most Realtors treat their blog like a treadmill at Planet Fitness—set it up once, use it twice, then let it collect dust. Big mistake.
In this episode of Referral Boss, I’ll show you how one blog post can become the hub of your entire marketing system, spinning off 15+ pieces of content that work for you on autopilot. From YouTube videos to Canva PDFs, from social posts to DM flows, I’ll break down the exact playbook I use to turn every piece of content into leads.
If you’ve been grinding out posts with no results, this episode is your wake-up call.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
- Why your website should be the hub (not a dusty attic).
- The “wagon wheel” model for turning one blog into 15+ content pieces.
- How to use YouTube, Canva, and Google Docs to multiply your reach.
- The role of short-form posts, emails, texts, and comments in driving traffic back to your hub.
- How to plug in ManyChat DMs to deliver guides and start conversations.
- Why this system works better than PDFs—and how it builds trust with your audience.
- How to scale the whole thing with VAs and scheduling tools like Metricool.
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