Find out which posts actually bring buyers.
Every post reports reach, engagement, clicks, and inquiries by network and post type. Stop guessing what works. See it, then do more of it.
A post with 200 likes and zero inquiries didn't do its job.Most dashboards celebrate vanity numbers. Agents need the ones that lead to a showing: who clicked, who asked, and which kind of post caused it.
Four numbers that matter, broken down where it's useful.
Reach: how many people saw it.
Engagement: how many interacted.
Clicks: how many took a step toward you.
Inquiries: how many actually reached out.
Each is broken down by network and by post type, so you can compare Open House against Just Listed against Market Update, or Instagram against Facebook.
How agents use it
- 01
Spot Your Winners.
Find the post type that consistently outperforms in your market.
- 02
Cut What Doesn't Work.
Stop spending time on formats that get views but no replies.
- 03
Plan the Next Month.
Feed what you learned straight back into your calendar.
Why it's better inside the same workspace
Content, scheduling, and results live together, so there's no exporting reports or matching posts to spreadsheets. What you created and what you scheduled is already tied to the result.
Real Estate Related FAQs
Here Some Popular Questions Answered.
Reach, engagement, clicks, and inquiries.
Yes. Every metric is broken down by post type and by network, so you can compare Open House against Just Listed against Market Update, or Instagram against Facebook.
No. Content, scheduling, and results live together, so there's no exporting reports or matching posts to spreadsheets.
It shows which post types consistently outperform in your market, so you can feed what you learned straight back into your calendar.
Post with proof, not a hunch.
