Studio Megan Graham
How to Get Real Estate Leads on YouTube
Let your videos do the prospecting.
Most agents post videos and hope someone calls. The agents who get leads do seven simple things differently. Here's how to get real estate leads on YouTube.
Title it like a search.
Nobody searches "market update." They search "moving to Scottsdale." Use real place names.
Skip the hello.
No "welcome back to my channel." Open with their problem, or they're gone.
Ask for the call, not the like.
Tell viewers how to reach you right after the hook. Ask for subscribers, get subscribers. Ask for conversations, get clients.
Likes don't buy houses. Conversations do. Ask for them.
Tell them you're available.
Viewers assume you're too busy for them. Tell them you're not, and that you'd love to help.
Put your best links on top.
Nobody clicks "show more." Your best links go in the first three lines.
Show up, even in your sweatsuit.
A phone, a mic, a tripod. Two videos a week. Done beats perfect.
Give it a year.
Most agents quit right before the leads show up. Give it twelve months.
Quick answers
Can real estate agents really get leads from YouTube?
Yes. People planning a move research for months, and YouTube is where many of them do it. When your videos answer their questions, the ones who like you reach out.
How often should real estate agents post on YouTube?
Aim for two videos a week. One a week is a solid start. Consistency matters more than polish.
What equipment do I need to start?
Your phone, a simple microphone, and a tripod. That's it.
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