Sold in a Snap Blog

In today’s real estate market, success isn’t random — it’s intentional. Some agents consistently sell listings faster, attract better offers, and build loyal client bases that refer business for years. From the outside, it can look effortless. But behind the scenes? It’s anything but. In this episode of Spilling the Realty, we sit down with a high-producing Central Texas agent who pulls back the curtain on what really drives success

In real estate, we often talk about numbers: square footage, price per foot, days on market, ROI. But every once in a while, a story comes along that reminds us what property is really about—people, purpose, and the lives that unfold inside four walls. This episode of Spilling the Real Tea is one of those stories. At first glance, it may not sound like a traditional real estate conversation. There

If you’ve ever walked into a showing and thought, “Wait… this is NOT the house I saw online,” you already understand the core problem: boring marketing (or misleading marketing) doesn’t just fail to sell homes—it breaks trust. In this episode of Spilling The Realty, we sit down with Sarah Martin to talk about a topic every agent feels (even if they don’t say it out loud): how do you stop

In real estate, every house has a story. It’s more than walls, windows, and square footage — it’s where life happened. First steps were taken. Holidays were celebrated. Quiet mornings and loud dinners unfolded. And when that home goes on the market, its story doesn’t end — it simply changes hands. That belief sits at the heart of this episode of Spilling the Realty, a podcast by Sold in a

If you’ve ever walked into a home and instantly thought, “This is it,” you already understand the power of staging—even if you didn’t realize it at the time. In a recent episode of Spilling the Real-Tea, we sat down with Jackie Lowe, founder of Stage the Vibe, to talk about what home staging really is—and why it has become one of the most overlooked yet powerful tools in real estate

Real-world advice from Bentwood Realty broker Kim Galvan (and why it matters for how you market listings in Central Texas). If you’ve ever watched a brand-new real estate agent announce their license on Facebook with a shiny headshot and a “So excited to help you buy or sell!” caption… you’ve seen the beginning of a story that can go two very different ways. One version looks like this: they post,

In real estate, first impressions aren’t optional—they’re everything. Long before a buyer steps through the front door, they’ve already formed an opinion based on photos, video, and how a property is presented online. That reality is exactly what sparked the idea behind Sold in a Snap, and it’s the heart of our podcast episode, “The Snap That Started It All: Building a Brand Agents Can’t Live Without.” This episode of Spilling the Real

When it comes to real estate, first impressions matter—and that starts with your headshot. A professional headshot is often the first glimpse a potential client gets of you, whether on a business card, social media profile, or agency website. The right outfit can help communicate your personality, your professionalism, and your confidence. So, what should you wear for your real estate headshots? Here are some tried-and-true tips to make sure

Top 5 Angles Every Listing Needs (and Why) In today’s fast-paced real estate market, your listing photos are your first impression—and sometimes your only chance to capture a buyer’s attention. With buyers scrolling through dozens of homes online, quality photography that showcases the property clearly and attractively is no longer optional—it’s essential. But not all photos are created equal. The angles you capture can make or break a listing. That’s

How to Use Your Photos for Marketing After the Sale or Lost Listing In real estate, every home you list—whether it sells or not—is an opportunity to build your brand. High-quality listing photos are not just tools for selling a single property; they’re also valuable assets you can use long after a home sells or even if the listing doesn’t work out. So what happens to those gorgeous images once