Updated 2026-09-04
Social media for real estate agents — be the agent the neighbourhood already knows
A seller picks the agent they have already seen. An agent who only posts when there is a listing disappears from the feed between deals. Soshi 22 keeps a daily presence: listing videos from your walkthroughs, market and mortgage-rate content, tips for buyers and sellers, and a branded ending with your phone number.
What gets posted for an agent
- Listing video: upload a phone walkthrough; the system cuts, captions (beds, floor, price, from what you typed), adds music and a contact-details ending.
- Market content: real estate news, rates, new developments, local prices, with a professional take.
- Tips: 'What to check before you sign', '5 things that lower your home's price', 'How to show a home for sale'.
- Neighbourhood content: what opened, what is being built, why to live here.
No claims you can't back
The system never invents prices or property facts; it only uses what you typed. Market content is sourced from news and phrased as professional opinion, not a promise. Manual approval for listing posts is recommended.
What it costs
A social media manager for an agent: $800–2,000 a month. Soshi 22 starts at $29/month; an active agent is usually on Pro at $79 with 15 videos a month. One commission covers years.
FAQ
Can I post specific listings?
Yes, via 'Video from my footage': upload clips, answer 3 questions (price, beds, area) and the system edits and posts.
Does it work for a brokerage with several agents?
Yes. Set the brokerage up as the business and mention agents in the content. An agent with their own brand opens a separate business.
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