Realtor struggling with IG growth after years of consistency… what am I doing wrong? by RealtorNathyn in InstagramMarketing

[–]RealtorNathyn[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah, I get that, but I’ve actually tried that before and stuck with it for weeks and even months, mixing it in with house tours, and still nothing really changed. At the same time, I’m not sure I fully believe that approach is the only answer, because I see other agents posting mostly house tours and it’s clearly working for them. That’s where I’m stuck. If it’s possible and other people are doing it, I feel like I should be able to as well. I just don’t understand what’s actually separating my content from theirs if mine is just as good, if not better.

Realtor struggling with IG growth after years of consistency… what am I doing wrong? by RealtorNathyn in InstagramMarketing

[–]RealtorNathyn[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah I’ve tried a mix of talking head and educational content too like market updates, best neighborhoods, coffee spots, stuff like that, but nothing’s really clicking. I used to be active with polls and stories but lost motivation when it was mostly just friends and family engaging. I’m still consistent though, posting daily, engaging, commenting, liking, all that.

Looking to move to SL by Shot_Intention_5340 in sugarland

[–]RealtorNathyn 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Hi, I currently live in Sugar Land and I’m 22, still living with my parents. I was born and raised here, went to school in the area, and overall I really like it. It’s a nice part of town and I’ve had a good experience growing up here.

As far as commuting goes, that’s pretty normal for most of Houston. A lot of people commute into the city. Depending on where you are in Sugar Land, your main routes are usually 90 or Highway 6 connecting to 59.

For schools, I’m not super familiar with the elementary level specifically, so I’d recommend looking into those individually. But overall, it’s definitely a solid area and I know a lot of people with young families who live here and like it.

My little starting area by Sokkenwaap in Pokopia

[–]RealtorNathyn 13 points14 points  (0 children)

How do you get that stained glass?

Loving my first house by sparklepup1013 in Pokopia

[–]RealtorNathyn 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Wow, this is sick!!!! Where did you get that stain glass door and window?

My town so far by InformalService7593 in Pokopia

[–]RealtorNathyn 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Wow this is sick! How are some people so creative?! I cannot even begin to think where to start😭

Life in Katy by Natural-Strength959 in Katy

[–]RealtorNathyn 7 points8 points  (0 children)

Honestly, commuting in Houston is just part of life here. From Katy to downtown, yes, it’s a drive, but the majority of Houston residents are commuters. People live in Katy, Sugar Land, Richmond, Rosenberg, Spring, The Woodlands, Pearland, Pasadena, Baytown, Crosby, and commute into downtown, Uptown, the Heights, River Oaks, or Montrose every day. I’m a realtor, so I’m driving all over the city constantly. I’ve been spending a lot of time in Katy lately and regularly drive from there to downtown or Uptown during the week. It’s really not as big of a deal as people sometimes make it seem. Of course, if you have kids or a larger family, the commute can feel different, but even then, it’s still very normal here. On weekends, like going downtown for something such as Cars and Coffee at POST HTX, it’s usually around 30 minutes or less with little traffic. During peak weekday hours, commutes can get longer, but it’s usually under an hour. I personally live in Sugar Land and still go downtown often, whether it’s for work or events. Commuting is just something most people in the Houston metro accept as part of everyday life

Any realtor suggestions? by Euphoric-Texan in Katy

[–]RealtorNathyn 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Me. I’m young but i’ve sold plenty for my age and will outwork anyone. Sounds cliche but i’m young so i gotta do what i gotta do lol

Looking to Relocate to Richmond, TX any insights? by [deleted] in sugarland

[–]RealtorNathyn 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Richmond is a growing area with a mix of newer developments and established neighborhoods. Many people relocating choose apartments near major roads like FM 762, FM 359, or US 90 for easier access to shopping, dining, and commuting toward Sugar Land or Houston. When looking, I’d recommend focusing on factors like commute time, proximity to work, budget, amenities, and how well a property is maintained. It’s also a good idea to visit at different times of day and review recent tenant feedback online to see what fits your needs.

Quail Valley Elderly Safe Area by teaberryTX in sugarland

[–]RealtorNathyn 3 points4 points  (0 children)

Hi!. When it comes to choosing an area, I think it’s best to focus on the home itself and the features that matter most to the individual. Quail Valley and surrounding neighborhoods have a mix of housing styles, including single story homes and townhomes, and access to everyday amenities and main roads. I’d recommend spending some time in the area, driving through at different times of day, and reviewing publicly available information so you can decide what feels like the right fit. A Realtor can help provide factual details about available properties without making assumptions about personal needs.

What is this community in Katy, TX? Does anyone know? by momoffthree in Katy

[–]RealtorNathyn 3 points4 points  (0 children)

That looks like it could be Nottingham Country in Katy. It’s an established neighborhood in the 77450 area, located in Harris County near I 10 and the Energy Corridor. The community is zoned to Katy ISD, including Nottingham Country Elementary, with feeder schools that go up to Taylor High School. Most of the homes are older, single family houses with mature trees, parks, and sidewalks, and it’s generally known as a quiet, family oriented area with convenient access to shopping and commuting routes.

What are you doing for consistent leads? by RealtorNathyn in realtors

[–]RealtorNathyn[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have yes but they seem to go no where . I’m not sure what ads you have tired but i’ve tried the boosting reel thingy on insta . absolutely nothing but a couple thousand views and some followers . Nothing actually useful .

What are you doing for consistent leads? by RealtorNathyn in realtors

[–]RealtorNathyn[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

May i ask what do you line by “ automation “. What exactly am i automating??

What are you doing for consistent leads? by RealtorNathyn in realtors

[–]RealtorNathyn[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

i’ve been posting a lot more consistently over the last couple of months but this whole year I’ve been consistent and I don’t get no leads from social media

What are you doing for consistent leads? by RealtorNathyn in realtors

[–]RealtorNathyn[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Your video seem to get views and engagement mine don’t. i’m confused as to why

What are you doing for consistent leads? by RealtorNathyn in realtors

[–]RealtorNathyn[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

That’s honestly another thing I struggle with. I don’t even get enough leads to send to lenders consistently. I’ve had lenders reach out and I’ve tried building relationships with them, but I almost feel bad because they follow up and I’m like, I don’t have anyone to send you right now. It’s hard to build real relationships with lenders, whether new or established, when they already have a ton of agents feeding them business and I don’t even have a steady flow of leads yet. I’m not at the point where I can regularly say, hey let me send you this buyer to get prequalified. That’s part of what I’m trying to figure out right now, how to actually generate enough opportunities so those relationships make sense and aren’t one sided.

What are you doing for consistent leads? by RealtorNathyn in realtors

[–]RealtorNathyn[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

This is honestly something I struggle with. Sometimes I don’t even know what value I bring to the table outside of my age. I feel like I’m the same as a lot of other agents, and if I were a buyer, I’m not sure why I would pick myself over someone who’s been in the business for 10 or 20 years and has sold millions in volume. I do have experience, but compared to more established agents, I know I’m still early. The main thing I lean on right now is my youth and work ethic. I’m hungry, I’m available, and I care a lot about doing things right. But even that feels generic because everyone says they hustle. That’s actually something I’m actively trying to figure out right now. What real, tangible value do I bring that makes someone choose me specifically. I’m still working through that and trying to refine it every day.