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Rate & market-update posts
Plain-English updates on where rates stand and what it means for buyers right now — the kind of timely content that makes you the broker people check in with. Even a buyer who isn't ready yet remembers who kept them informed when they finally are.
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First-time buyer & loan-program explainers
FHA, VA, down-payment assistance, pre-approval basics — explained simply enough that a nervous first-time buyer calls you instead of Googling it alone. A clear explainer on down-payment assistance often reaches buyers who assumed homeownership wasn't possible for them yet.
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Closing & testimonial graphics
Branded “Closed On Time” graphics and client testimonials posted within 24 hours — social proof for the next buyer sizing up who to trust with financing. Realtors scrolling past a "Closed On Time" post remember it the next time one of their buyers needs a lender referral.
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Fast replies to DMs & comments
A rate question in your comments gets a same-business-day answer, not silence while they call the lender down the street. That answered question often turns into a pre-approval application the same day.
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Instagram, Facebook, TikTok & more
Posted across Instagram, Facebook, TikTok, Pinterest, and Threads on every plan. Brokers who want LinkedIn for realtor referral partners can step up to Cube Prime, where it's included. Short videos breaking down a loan program tend to get shared among first-time buyers far more than a static graphic does.
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Monthly performance recap
Which rate-update post reached furthest, which closing graphic drove the most profile visits, and what we're focusing on next month. You'll see exactly which post actually drove profile visits, so you know what buyers are paying attention to right now.
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What a normal week looks like
You send us the current rate outlook and anything worth flagging — a program change, a closing, a question you got twice that week — in a quick text or call. We turn it into posts, send them back for a look, and schedule the week once you've signed off. On a slower week, first-time-buyer education content keeps the feed moving without needing anything new from you.
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Nothing goes out that could read as a rate promise
We write rate and market content as "here's where things stand," never as a locked-in promise — the same caution your own disclosures already require. If your company has specific compliance or NMLS disclosure language, we build it into the post template from day one.