The REAL Consult

Empowering real estate professionals to achieve their marketing dreams.

Partnering with real estate professionals to develop personalized marketing plans, create brand portfolios, and manage ongoing initiatives to optimize client engagement.

Why choose us:

Industry Knowledge

We understand the nuances of the industry. From market trends and agent needs to what truly resonates with buyers and sellers. Residential Real Estate is what we know, so we're ready to jump in.

Field Experience

We’ve spent years in the trenches of real estate marketing, collaborating closely with agents, brokerages, and event teams to create strategies that work in the real world and not just on paper. Let's simplify and GO.

Real People

No bots or virtual assistants here! Just real, dedicated professionals who take the time to understand your business, your goals, and your brand’s unique voice. Real Estate is a people business.

Reliable Partners

We’re more than a marketing team, we’re your strategic partners. You can count on us for clear communication, dependable follow-through, and consistent results that help your business grow.

You do so much for your clients. Let us do something for you.

Getting Started

Brand Central

Let’s have a conversation about you, your business, and your goals. We’ll help you define what makes your brand unique and build the marketing foundation to match. Through a personalized consultation, we’ll identify your voice, style, and strengths, then create a strategic plan and portfolio that bring your brand to life with clarity and confidence.

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Moving Forward

Execution & Engagement

Once your brand is established, it’s time to bring it to the world. With a custom marketing plan in place, we’ll help you stay consistent, visible, and connected. From print and digital content to events and everything in between, we help you move from ideas to action, and from presence to growth.

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We Love Realtors!


Hi, I’m Heather. For more than 20 years, I’ve had the privilege of collaborating with incredible real estate agents and brokerages across the country. I have so much respect for the work agents do every day to serve their clients — and I want to help make sure they have the marketing support they need to do it even better. Our team of experienced managers, producers, designers, and developers, are all dedicated to helping agents bring their ideas to life. We know what works (and what doesn’t), and we use proven best practices to help agents grow their businesses strategically and creatively.  We look forward to working with you!


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Blog

Smart Marketing Tips to Start the Year Strong

By Heather Ewen • January 14, 2026
A new year means new opportunities. And for realtors, it’s the perfect time to reset, refocus, and refresh your marketing strategy. Whether last year was your best yet or one you’re ready to leave behind, January is your chance to build momentum that carries you through the entire year. Here are some smart, actionable marketing tips to help you start the year off strong and position yourself for success. 1. Revisit (and Refresh) Your Brand Before jumping into new campaigns, take a moment to look at how your brand shows up online. Ask yourself: Does my messaging still reflect who I am and who I serve? Are my photos, bio, and visuals current? Do my social profiles and website feel polished and professional? Small updates, like a new headshot, refreshed bio, or clearer value proposition, can make a big difference in how clients perceive you. 2. Set Clear, Measurable Marketing Goals “Post more on social media” isn’t a goal, it’s a wish. Start the year by setting specific, measurable marketing goals, such as: Grow Instagram followers by 20% Generate 2–3 leads per month from email marketing Publish one blog or video per week Clear goals help you track what’s working and avoid wasting time on tactics that don’t move the needle. 3. Get Consistent on Social Media Consistency beats perfection every time. You don’t need to go viral, you need to stay visible. Ideas to kick off the year: Share a “Happy New Year” post with your goals for clients Highlight market predictions for your area Post behind-the-scenes content that shows the human side of your business Pro tip: Batch-create content once a week (or month) to stay ahead and reduce stress. 4. Reconnect With Your Past Clients Your database is gold, don’t leave it untouched. Start the year by: Sending a New Year email or handwritten note Offering a free home value check-in Sharing helpful market insights (not just sales pitches) Staying top of mind with past clients leads to referrals, and referrals are some of the highest-quality leads you can get. 5. Invest in Content That Builds Trust Buyers and sellers are overwhelmed with information. The agents who win are the ones who educate, not just advertise. Consider creating: Short educational videos Blog posts answering common client questions Local market updates and tips Content builds credibility, positions you as an expert, and works for you 24/7. 6. Plan Before the Busy Season Hits Spring will be here before you know it. Use the slower winter months to plan: Campaigns Open house marketing Email sequences Paid ads (if applicable) Marketing works best when it’s proactive, not reactive. Final Thoughts The start of a new year is the perfect time to be intentional about your marketing. You don’t need to do everything, you just need to do the right things consistently. Here’s to a year of stronger branding, better leads, and more confident marketing. Happy New Year, and let’s make it a great one! Cheers!

Showing Up for Your Clients During the Holiday Season

By Heather Ewen • December 15, 2025
...a time when business slows and attention shifts to family, traditions, and rest. But for real estate professionals, this time of year presents a powerful opportunity to show up for clients in ways that go far beyond transactions. While contracts may be fewer and inboxes quieter, your presence still matters. Real Estate Doesn’t Stop at the Holidays Life doesn’t pause for the holidays. Families still relocate, job changes still happen, and unexpected circumstances still arise. For some clients, buying or selling during this season isn’t a choice, it’s a necessity. Being available, responsive, and understanding during this time reinforces trust. Even a simple check-in can remind clients that they’re supported, not forgotten, during a busy and emotional time of year. Showing Up Looks Different This Season Showing up doesn’t always mean hosting open houses or pushing for closings. During the holidays, it often means: Clear, honest communication about timelines, lender availability, and realistic expectations Patience and empathy for clients juggling family obligations, travel, and financial stress Proactive planning to set clients up for success in the new year Respecting boundaries while still being dependable when it matters Sometimes, the best service is helping a client decide to wait, and reassuring them that waiting is okay. The Power of Thoughtful Touchpoints Small gestures go a long way during the holidays. A handwritten note, a market update with a personal message, or a simple “thinking of you” email can strengthen relationships without feeling transactional. These moments aren’t about marketing, they’re about connection. And clients remember how you made them feel long after the holidays are over. Preparing Clients for What’s Ahead This season is also an ideal time to educate and prepare. Reviewing goals, discussing early strategies, or helping clients understand what the market may look like in the coming months positions you as a trusted advisor, not just a salesperson. You’re not just helping with a move. You’re helping clients feel confident about their next chapter. Leading With Care Builds Long-Term Trust The holidays offer a reminder of why many people choose real estate as a career: to help others navigate meaningful life transitions. Showing up with care, flexibility, and authenticity builds trust that lasts far beyond any single deal. As the year winds down, take a moment to reflect: How are you showing up for your clients when they need you most? Because how you serve during the quiet moments often speaks louder than how you perform during the busy ones.