Tue, Dec 1 · 10 AM AZ/MST · 11 AM CST · 12 PM EST · Live on Zoom · Free
Alexis Diaz was handed a playbook, actually put it into play, and it changed her business. Today 83% of her clients found her on YouTube. Her team has closed 182 homes and $58.7M in volume, most of it from inbound YouTube leads.
On Dec 1 she's showing you exactly how she did it: what worked, what didn't, and the systems that keep her consistent. Your playbook is Dec 1. What you do with it is up to you.
Meet your instructor
The agent behind Evolve in Real Estate on YouTube.
Alexis is a Florida real estate advisor and the host of Evolve in Real Estate with Alexis Diaz, her YouTube channel that guides viewers through the world of Central Florida real estate. Twice a week, she posts videos on market trends, family-friendly neighborhoods, new construction and home-buying tips across Orlando, Ocala, Tampa and Wesley Chapel. She's also the CEO of Evolve Estates Group at eXp.
I bring agents together with people who are actually doing it. Most agents don't need more ideas, they need a system they can stick with. That's why I invited Alexis. Questions before Dec 1? Text me. I'd love to hear from you.
Sound familiar?
You know buyers and sellers are on YouTube. You've watched other agents do it. But you don't know where to start, you post twice and stop, and the camera still feels awkward.
This is your sign. One class, one plan, and a way to stay consistent that fits a real agent's week.
Why YouTube, why now
Buyers and sellers research before they ever call an agent. YouTube is where they get to know you first.
people use YouTube every month. It's the world's second-largest search engine.
YouTube / GoogleYouTube is the most-watched streaming platform on U.S. TVs. Your videos play in living rooms.
Nielsen, The Gaugeof home buyers start their search online, before they talk to an agent.
NAR 2025 Profile of Home Buyers & Sellersof sellers say their agent used video to market their home. Most agents still aren't doing it.
NAR 2025 Profile of Home Buyers & SellersMost buyers (43%) still find their agent through a referral. YouTube makes you easy to refer: when a friend says "call my agent," your videos are what they watch next.
What we'll cover
You'll leave knowing what content brings in business, how to keep showing up, and how to turn viewers into clients.
What worked, what didn't, and how YouTube became the place 83% of her clients find her.
Why YouTube works differently from other social platforms, and keeps bringing in business long after you post.
How to pick topics that bring in the clients you want, not just views.
The systems Alexis's team uses to keep showing up, even when business gets busy.
Turn views into calls, conversations and appointments.
Plenty of time to ask Alexis about your own channel, your market and what to do next.
Don't keep this to yourself
Alexis put one playbook into play and it changed her business. This is a must-attend, and the agents in your circle deserve the same shot. Invite them to save a seat.
When they RSVP, have them put your name in "Who invited you?"
Full-time or building around another job
Full-time agent? You're booked with showings, listings and follow-up. YouTube becomes the part of your business that keeps working while you're in the field.
Working around another job? That's exactly why YouTube matters for you. A video keeps answering questions and earning trust while you're at work.
Either way, treat it like a listing appointment. Join from the office, your car or your phone.
The timing matters
Pick your lane and bank your first videos while the market is quieter.
Show up every week. YouTube learns who your videos are for.
New-year buyers and sellers start researching, and your videos are already there.
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One morning on Tuesday, December 1 can change how buyers and sellers find you next year. Save your seat now and show up ready to press record.
🎟 Invite an agent friend. Every agent who RSVPs with your name = 1 raffle ticket for a $100 gift card, drawn live Dec 2 with our sponsor.
"I bought the ring light. It's still in the box."
"I posted three videos, got 11 views, and quit. Was I doing it wrong?"
"I work full-time and sell real estate on the side. When am I supposed to film?"
"I don't even know what I'd talk about."
Every one of these gets answered on Dec 1. Bring your questions. Save your seat →