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Social media marketing for real estate, from your listings and your site

Social media marketing for real estate rewards agents who show up every week with something useful, not only when a listing goes live. Postdom turns your website into ready-to-post videos, slideshows and single images, and posts only what you approve.

No card needed. Nothing posts until you approve it.

Social media marketing for real estate

An agent's feed has a dull problem. It is all listings, so people who are not buying this month have no reason to follow. The agents people remember explain the market, the process and the neighbourhoods.

Postdom reads your site and builds posts from what you already say about your area, your buyers and sellers, and how you work. You decide what goes out.

Listing posts and everything else
Post typeWhat it does for youExample
ListingReaches people who want that house nowNew on the market, price list or open home times
ProcessShows how you work with buyers and sellersWhat happens between offer and settlement or closing
NeighbourhoodMakes you the local nameA day plan for the suburb, or what a street is like
Myth versus realityAnswers the objection before it is raisedDo you need to renovate before you sell?

Free social media marketing for real estate

Postdom has a Free plan with no card. It makes 1 post a month from your website and connects 2 accounts, Instagram and TikTok. Free posts keep the Postdom watermark.

It is a quick way to see whether your site gives Postdom enough to work with. Starter is $39 a month for 30 posts, about $1.30 a post, when you want a steady rhythm.

Social media marketing for realtors

Realtor is a trademark of the National Association of Realtors, so it only applies to members, and members are held to NAR's Code of Ethics. Article 12 asks for truthful advertising that presents a true picture, and says the realtor must make clear that they are a real estate professional.

Everything else on this page applies equally to agents who are not realtors. Your state's real estate commission sets its own advertising rules, covered below.

Social media marketing for real estate agents

An agent works alone more often than not, which means the agent is also the content team. Postdom takes the first pass at that work: it makes the post, and you approve, edit or skip it.

Agents in a team or under a brokerage should agree who approves what, because brokerage rules often add their own requirements to the state's.

Instagram for real estate agents

Instagram is where buyers and sellers look you up before they call. Your grid is your portfolio, your Reels are your reach and your Stories are the day-to-day.

Postdom makes Reels, slideshows and single images in your brand. A slideshow of a street, a price list of what sold for what, or a 'what you can buy for this budget' post is the kind of thing people save. Make sure every post follows the advertising rules below.

Instagram Reels for real estate

A Reel of a home can show what a photo cannot: the light, the flow of the rooms, how far the kitchen is from the front door. A Reel about your area can do more, because it is not tied to a listing that will sell.

Postdom makes Reels in your brand from your site. Videos are real clips and photos with native text boxes, music and an optional voiceover. They post to TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Facebook and LinkedIn.

TikTok videos for real estate

TikTok reaches first-time buyers and renters who are not yet talking to an agent. Plain, short videos work: what a deposit is, what a building inspection finds, what a neighbourhood costs.

Postdom writes the hook and on-screen text in your tone, and builds the video from real clips and photos. The platform's AI label is on by default for TikTok, Instagram and YouTube posts.

Fair housing and advertising rules for real estate posts

The rule that catches most agents is fair housing, and it applies to a caption as much as to a listing. In the US, section 804(c) of the Fair Housing Act (42 U.S.C. 3604(c)) makes it unlawful to publish any advertisement for a dwelling that indicates a preference, limitation or discrimination based on race, color, religion, sex, handicap, familial status or national origin.

In practice that means describing the property, not the people it is for.

Words to check

'Perfect for young professionals', 'no children', 'ideal for a couple' and 'walking distance to church' describe people or imply who is welcome.

Describe the home, the lot, the features and the location, and let readers decide whether it suits them.

Pictures to check

Photos and clips that show only one kind of person, or that feature a family prominently, can suggest a preference.

Use a range of people, or none.

Disability

Say what a home has: step-free entry, a ground-floor bedroom, wide doorways.

Do not say who it is not suitable for.

Other rules

  • Licence and brokerage name. Many states require advertising to show your brokerage's name, and some ask for your licence number too. Check your state's real estate commission.
  • Accuracy. Do not post a price, a feature or a measurement you cannot back up. NAR's Code of Ethics, Article 12, covers truthful advertising for members.
  • Paid promotion. If you boost a post, the audience you choose counts too. HUD's fair housing regulations treat choosing media or locations for housing ads in a way that denies information to groups protected by the Act as discrimination (24 CFR 100.75). HUD withdrew its 2024 guidance on digital ad targeting in September 2025, but the Act and those regulations still apply.
  • Photos of homes you do not represent, or that show a seller's belongings or family, need permission.

These notes are general information, not legal advice. Postdom does not check a post against these rules. Your approval is the check, so read each post with them in mind.

  • 42 U.S.C. 3604(c), Fair Housing Act section 804(c)The ban on discriminatory notices, statements and advertisements for dwellings.
  • National Association of Realtors, Code of Ethics and Standards of Practice, Article 12Truthful, non-misleading advertising by members.
  • US Department of Housing and Urban Development, 24 CFR 100.75 (discriminatory advertisements), and Federal Register notice withdrawing the April 2024 digital advertising guidance (6 April 2026)Fair housing applies to how housing ads are targeted.

How Postdom works for an agent or brokerage

  1. 01

    Paste your site

    Postdom reads your brand, your area, who you serve and how you work. Each thing it learned shows its source.

  2. 02

    See posts in For You

    Videos, slideshows and single images arrive in your brand. Process, area and market posts come from your site's own content.

  3. 03

    Approve, edit or skip

    Read each caption against the fair housing and licence points above. At your first approval you connect Instagram or TikTok.

  4. 04

    Let it learn your voice

    Each choice shapes the next posts. Earned autopilot is offered only after 9 of your last 10 posts of a type are approved unedited, and you can decline.

What it costs

Agents usually start on Free or Starter. A brokerage can give each agent a workspace of their own.

Paid plans include every format and all nine platforms, and can remove the watermark. Free connects 2 accounts on any platform.

Prices in USD, per workspace
PlanMonthlyYearlyPosts a monthSocial accounts
Free$0, no cardNone12
Starter$39$390303
Growth$99$9906010
Scale$229$2,29015020
Pro$399$3,99030030

Questions

What should a real estate agent post on social media?

Mix listings with process posts, area guides, market explainers and answers to the questions buyers and sellers ask. Listings reach people who are ready now, and the rest builds the audience that will be.

Does Postdom use my listing photos?

Postdom builds posts from what your website says and shows. Check that you have the right to use any photo, including ones from a photographer or from another agent.

Will Postdom check posts for fair housing problems?

No. Postdom does not check a post against fair housing law or any advertising rule. You approve every post, so you are the check.

Can I post listings on TikTok and Instagram?

Yes. Videos publish to TikTok, Instagram, YouTube, Facebook and LinkedIn, and slideshows to TikTok, Instagram, Facebook and LinkedIn.

Can a team share one account?

Yes. Owners, admins and members can approve posts in a workspace, so a team can agree who signs off.

Is social media marketing for real estate really free on Postdom?

Yes, on the Free plan: 1 post a month made from your website, 2 connected accounts and no card. Paid plans add more posts a month and remove the watermark.

Start with your website

See your first post today

Paste it and Postdom makes your first post in your brand. Nothing posts until you connect an account and approve it.