More Than Real Estate

Episode 84: More Than Real Estate Podcast:  Stop Chasing Clients, Start Attracting Them

Murphy Aycock enrolled back when Socially Sold was still called Insta Agent. She was doing open houses, cold calling, and driving across the entire Dallas Metroplex for clients who didn't respect her time. Two years later she's closed $9.5 million and her clients fly in, sign, and send referrals for years.

✨ The last-straw enrollment: Murphy joined on an ultimatum to herself. Her words: "I'm gonna take this course and if this doesn't work out, like I'm getting out of real estate." She'd just closed one commission check and used it to buy in.

✨ From $600K to $3 million buyers: Before the course she was working deals in the $500–600K range. She niched into relocation, climbed to $1M, then $3M. "This course like tripled whatever my price point was whenever I first started in real estate."

✨ The three million dollar closing: The buyers flew down twice, wrote the contract, and had a King Charles Cavalier named Murphy. They've sent four or five referrals since, and she still visits them at the lake house she sold them.

✨ Late bloomer, fast results: Murphy resisted niching down for months. Once she committed, it took one or two reels before people started landing in her DMs.

✨ One to two hours a week: Fifteen to twenty minutes per post, two to three posts a week, a story every other day. No videographer, no happy hours, no open houses.

Murphy Aycock is a realtor serving the Heath and Rockwall area of the Dallas Metroplex, specializing in relocation clients. She's a Socially Sold graduate who has closed $9.5 million since building her personal brand on Instagram.

🎓 Ready to stop guessing what to post and start attracting clients who actually want you? The Instagram Bootcamp for Realtors is where agents build the personal brand that does the lead generation for them. bootcamp.socially-sold.com/podcast

Episode 83: More Than Real Estate Podcast: It's Okay to Want More for Your Real Estate Business

Jamie closed seven transactions last year and spent all of it worried about where the next one was coming from. This year she is at eight, with 3.5 million closed and 5.5 million sitting in her pipeline. Three of her four July closings found her on Instagram.

✨ The pipeline problem, solved — She used to "finish one transaction and then immediately worry about where the next one was going to come from." Now she has two buyer contracts signed for this year, two more looking early next, and her price point has doubled.

✨ She bounced between archetypes first — Move-up buyer, then local, before landing on relocation. "I think I would have had even more success early on if I would have just picked one and done the thing."

✨ One guide, one download, then sixty — Her old guides got one or two downloads across all of last year. Year to date she is at 60, and every one lands in her CRM with a follow-up plan already attached.

✨ Two hundred calls a day was never it — The other program she almost bought was built on calling expireds. "There's gotta be a better way to grow my business."

✨ She turns 50 next year and she is not too old for Instagram — She started at roughly 300 followers and is now at 1,400, selling to a client about ten years younger than her. "I don't feel like you have to be like a 20-something influencer."

✨ Permission to want more — The part Ashley pushes hardest on. "I had permission to want more for my business and myself. And that was a total mind shift for me." She is now saying out loud that she wants to double next year, and her husband is talking about getting his license.

Jamie Surrett is a real estate agent in Arizona's East Valley, licensed seven years, working Gilbert, Queen Creek, and Mesa. She enrolled in Socially Sold last fall and built her business around relocation clients.

🎓 Want the system Jamie used to turn 300 followers into a full pipeline? The Instagram Bootcamp for Realtors walks you through it in five days. bootcamp.socially-sold.com/podcast

Episode 82: More Than Real Estate Podcast: Stop Outsourcing Your Personal Brand and Learn How to Fish

Cassie Dieudonne spent a year paying a company $1,200 a month to make her content and run her ads. Zero deals came from it. Six months after she brought her personal brand back in house, she has seven deals directly from Instagram and 11 million closed by July, in a year she almost didn't invest in herself at all.

✨ A year of done for you content and nothing to show for it. A company approached Cassie with an exclusive in her zip code. They sent her shot lists, edited her videos, wrote her captions, and ran her ads for $1,200 a month. Her words: "I gave it a year and I didn't get anyone from it." The captions were the part that stung most, because she knew she could write them herself.

✨ 11 million by July in a year she called humbling. Cassie has been licensed nine years and had never broken 10 million in a full year. "Total I've closed 11 million from January to July." She joined right before Ashley had Winnie, on a payment plan, in a year when rates were up and inventory was sitting and she told herself she couldn't afford it.

✨ Seven deals, ten to fifteen minutes a day. Three closed sales from Instagram, two of those clients now listing their own homes, plus two buyer rep agreements. Ashley runs the math on air at a 650 average and lands around $136,000 in commission. Cassie's actual time investment: "I probably spend 10 to 15 minutes a day on a reel," posted between six and seven at night because that's when hers performs.

✨ It works in a suburb, not just a skyline. Cassie is in Katy, Texas, and she names the objection before Ashley can. "I'm not like I'm in Nashville or like that. I'm not in a beach town. I'm not in Charleston." One voiceover reel about a patio bar in old Katy pulled over 100,000 views and a wave of local followers, because nobody outside Katy is following a bar in Katy.

✨ Rejection is protection. Nine years in, Cassie has learned to let the wrong client go. She has watched a listing leave and sell with someone else and made peace with it. She sets the expectation up front that a Sunday night text waits until morning, and her teenagers hold her to it at the dinner table. "I'm not answering somebody at 8:00 on a Sunday night."

About Cassie Dieudonne
Cassie is a real estate agent in Katy, Texas, a Houston suburb known for its schools and its oil and gas relocation traffic. She has been licensed nine years and works without a team by choice, with junior high and high school kids she wants to be present for. She went through Socially Sold in the fall cohort and is projecting 15 million this year.

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Episode 81: More Than Real Estate Podcast — How to Make Instagram the Bread and Butter of Your Business

Anita had 200 followers and a license she was barely using. Eighteen months after taking the course she is full time in Dallas, Instagram is her main lead source, and her own sphere is watching her win. This is the conversation about what happens after the first lead, when most agents have already stopped paying attention.

✨ The number that took eighteen months to build. Anita went from 200 followers to almost 7,700 and from part time to full time in the Dallas market. She is honest that it took her longer than some of her cohort to see closings, and she names why. "Why is this not working for me?" is a question she sat in for months before it clicked. The agents who quit at month four never find out what month eighteen looks like.

✨ She almost quit, and one thing stopped her. A group of women from her cohort kept posting alongside her when nothing was landing yet. Her words: "otherwise I think I would've maybe have quit." Ashley talks about why running a real estate business is lonely, why you cannot hand your strategy to the agent one desk over, and why a group scattered across the country solves a problem your brokerage cannot.

✨ The three phases every agent moves through. Beginner, growth, then set it and forget it. Ashley breaks down what changes at each stage, and clarifies the one people get wrong: set it and forget it does not mean you stop posting. It means you finally know what works. Anita is candid that she still considers herself in the growth phase and posts two times a week minimum, five when she is rebuilding her pipeline.

✨ The sphere you already have and the strangers you don't. Anita expected nothing from her sphere and got the opposite. People who have known her for years now see her as the agent in her area. Ashley walks through both arms of the strategy, the 100 people who already know your name, and the audience that finds you later, and why running only one of them leaves money on the table.

✨ Why she will not hire someone to post for her. Anita started using voiceovers specifically so people know a human made it. "People don't really know what's AI generated and what's not." Ashley goes further: "I'm actually anti-AI for social media, and I'm anti having a social media manager." Hire the transaction coordinator. Hire the popby service. Keep your own voice.

About Anita
Anita is a full time real estate agent in Dallas proper, licensed six years. She took the Instagram course in early 2025 when she was still working part time and posting almost nothing, and built her entire lead generation strategy on Instagram from there. She is a Socially Sold alum from the original cohorts, back when the program was called Insta Agent.

🎓 Ready to make Instagram your number one lead source?
Join the Instagram for Real Estate Agents Bootcamp. Five days with Ashley, $97, the exact strategies she uses to close one to two houses a month from Instagram with no paid ads and no media team.
bootcamp.socially-sold.com/podcast

Episode 80: More Than Real Estate Podcast: The Exact Socially Sold Messaging Strategy For Realtors

There are two kinds of messaging and most agents only ever build one of them. Today I'm mapping out both, the brand archetype messaging that makes you known for one thing and the personal messaging that makes your page impossible to copy, plus how to run them together.

✨ Pick one archetype and market to it — inside the program there are five: move up buyer, local buyer, seller, relocation, and Airbnb and investor. Relocation messaging looks nothing like seller messaging, and that's the point. If you're trying to market to everybody, you're marketing to nobody.

✨ "Chick-fil-A only sells chicken" — they take half their possible market off the table by not putting a burger in sight, and it's exactly why they're the best at the one thing they do. "Here's your permission to sell the chicken sandwich and only the chicken sandwich of your real estate business."

✨ The half nobody can copy — anyone can post to a relocator or a move up buyer. Nobody has your stories. When you build the personal side on a past, present, or future version of yourself, you connect with a past, present, or future version of your client. Coach Abby does this by speaking as a mom of three who raised her kids in Lancaster, Pennsylvania.

✨ It's the best marketed agent who wins — this one ruffles feathers and I'll say it anyway. You don't need to be the agent who knows the most transaction law. "It is the best marketed, most visible agent that wins."

✨ Take the 2-1 buydowns out of your hooks — nobody's stopping a scroll for lender incentives. Lululemon doesn't market the polyester in their pants, they market how you'll feel in them. Sell your city instead, through the three pillars: lifestyle, B-roll, and home tours.

Ashley Walker is the host of the More Than Real Estate Podcast and the founder of Socially Sold, where she helps real estate agents build authority through social media. She built her own Instagram business on relocation messaging in Franklin, Tennessee, as a mom of three.

🎓 Want both halves of your messaging built out with a coach instead of guessed at? That's what we do inside Socially Sold. join.socially-sold.com/podcast

🎙️ Episode 79: More Than Real Estate Podcast — Motherhood and Messaging

Gigi Fournier was postpartum, barely pulling in leads, and watching her mom carry most of the weight on their team. Eight months later she has three million in pipeline, a million dollar buyer under her belt, a $450K close already paid for the course, and a seller who asked her to come film their listing even though it was listed with another agent. This episode is a live messaging map build, raw and unscripted, showing exactly how clear messaging and a simple personal brand can give a mom in real estate her business and her life back at the same time.

✨ The Messaging Map: Refine, Simplify, Create Cohesion, Bring Your Personality — Ashley builds Gigi's messaging map live on this episode and four pillars emerge. Refining: if you are trying to speak to everybody you are speaking to nobody. Simplicity: Gigi uses one font, barely moves the camera, and lets the shot create the motion. Cohesion: her reels, carousels, and stories all speak to the same person so the algorithm knows exactly who to send her content to. Personality: Instagram stories is where people fall in love with you, not just your listings.

✨ Three Million in Pipeline. Months Out of the Course. — Gigi enrolled in the May/June cohort and by end of July had already closed a $450K deal from Instagram, had a million to multi-million dollar buyer in her pipeline, and was sitting on three million total with another $550K pending. "One closing and it's paid for itself." Her husband's verdict when she asked if it was worth it: "You should have done it sooner."

✨ The Seller Who Asked Her to Film Their Listing — Gigi did not door knock. She did not cold call. She posted consistently, kept her aesthetic clean, and kept saying Amelia Island until the algorithm knew exactly who to send her to. A homeowner whose property was listed with another agent reached out and asked Gigi to come film a video because her marketing was that good. That same seller is now thinking about buying on Amelia Island. With Gigi. "Hopefully that agent is listening. It is just a wake-up call for real estate agents."

✨ Chick-fil-A Has Said Eat More Chicken for 25 Years and It Still Works — One of the biggest mental blocks agents hit mid-program is feeling like they are saying the same thing over and over. That is the point. Chick-fil-A does not sell beef. They refined one message, said it for 25 years, and became one of the largest fast food companies in the world. Gigi repeats the same B-roll, the same font, the same Amelia Island message, and people message her asking who the best photographer on the island is before they have even moved there.

✨ Motherhood and Messaging Are the Same Skill — Ashley makes a connection on this episode that lands hard. Overthinking your messaging is the same as overthinking your motherhood. Both will keep you up at night convinced you are doing it wrong. Gigi's approach to both is the same: keep it simple, be consistent, show up as yourself. She cranks out content during daycare hours, has automations running so she is not on her phone when her son gets home, and is present for bedtime every night. "It is not just the hook on screen. It goes so much deeper and people do not realize that."

✨ Small Town, Big Results: It Works Everywhere — Gigi is in Amelia Island, Florida. Not a major metro. Not a relocation hotspot most agents would think to target. She stayed hyper-specific, kept saying her city name over and over, and watched buyers from Jacksonville and beyond still reach out because she had become the obvious expert for one place. "My town is pretty small and it is working for me too. There is literally not a town size, a region of the country, or a season that I do not see it work."

Gigi Fournier is a real estate agent based in Amelia Island, Florida, five and a half years in the business and a Socially Sold graduate. She works on a team with her mom and is building her personal brand as the go-to relocation expert on Amelia Island while raising her son.

Ashley Walker is the host of the More Than Real Estate Podcast and the founder of Socially Sold, where she helps real estate agents build their personal brand on Instagram and generate qualified leads organically. She is a top-producing agent, mama of three, and wife to her best friend.

🎓 Ready to build your real estate business on Instagram? Join Ashley's signature coaching container Socially Sold here. join.socially-sold.com/podcast

🎙️ Episode 78: More Than Real Estate Podcast: From First-Grade Teacher to $4M Pipeline Working Just Three Days a Week

Tiffany Bell went from first-grade teacher to licensed agent in seven months, and now runs a boutique brokerage with her mom in the North Dallas suburbs. She's closed 2.8 million this year with another 1.5 under contract, working three days a week and building the whole thing on Instagram. This one is the honest, real-numbers version of a Socially Sold success story, for the agent who's tired of comparing herself to the highlight reel.

✨ The seven-month pivot — Three days after her first baby was born, Tiffany's mom lost her assistant, and Tiffany raised her hand. Four months later she was licensed. "My life drastically changed," she says, from teacher to realtor to co-owner of a brokerage.

✨ Your life is your lead source — The reframe Ashley builds the whole episode on: instead of two draining hours of cold calls, Tiffany films her city and her kids. "As a real estate agent and mom of two in North Dallas suburbs, here's our favorite park on a Wednesday night." Her life becomes the content, and the content becomes the pipeline.

✨ Organic over ads, every time — Tiffany doesn't run Facebook ads and doesn't plan to. "I think ads are so dumb for realtors 'cause you can't target based on demographics. I'm organic all day long." Her reels bring the strangers, her stories build the trust.

✨ Instagram is your resume — Buyers who met her at open houses followed her, watched her stories, and picked her out of every agent they'd shopped. As Ashley puts it, "Your whole entire Instagram is a freaking resume of why you're the most credible agent."

✨ The honest numbers — $120,000 in production, working three days a week, on top of her husband's income. Ashley's take: "That's some good gravy." And the affirmation the whole episode is built toward: "I am the biggest fan of the solo female agent closing 10 million. And still being able to be a mom."

✨ Adapting to the obstacles — Lost deals to corporate relocation packages, so now she asks the right questions upfront. Renters who aren't ready to buy go on a smart plan for next year. "It would come up no matter how you built."

Tiffany Bell is a North Dallas real estate agent who runs a boutique brokerage alongside her mom, a 26-year broker. A former first-grade teacher, she built her business on Instagram as a Socially Sold student back in its OG days.

🎓 Ready learn how to make Instagram your #1 lead source? Join here: bootcamp.socially-sold.com/podcast

🎙️ Episode 77: More Than Real Estate Podcast: Why I've Invested $250,000 In Coaching (and will continue to do so)

I've spent over $250,000 on coaching in the last two years, and I'm walking you through every layer of it today. Not to impress you, but because the filter I use to decide is simple enough for you to borrow, and because delaying an investment your business needs delays the results too.

✨ Speed and proximity, every time: "That's what I always pay for when I enroll in coaching is speed and proximity." Proximity puts me in the room with someone who already has the skill. Speed means I get the result sooner than I ever could figuring it out alone.

✨ The $6,997 that became this company: an eight-week program on building a course, back before Socially Sold existed. It changed my life forever, and I don't say that lightly. That one room turned into a multi seven figure course company, the Assist CRM with over 400 agents on it every month, and seven people on my team with salaries and flexible careers.

✨ The ladder, out loud: $7,000. $24,000. $36,000. Another $36,000. $65,000. Over $100,000. "The reason that I'm a multi-seven figure founder is 1,000% because I will pay for coaching." I'd make every one of those payments again.

✨ Why I pay $200 an hour instead of Googling it: Micah and I have worked with the same counselor for five years, back when she charged $30 and now at $200. An expert who has done this a thousand times gets you there faster than a search bar ever will. That's the same math I run on business coaching.

✨ What holding on tightly actually costs you: "By you not investing in coaching, you are blocking blessings from your life." The entry fee isn't an expense, it's an investment and a business write-off. Before I enroll anywhere I ask two things: can this person credibly teach me the skill, and will it speed up my results?

Ashley Walker is the host of the More Than Real Estate Podcast and the founder of Socially Sold, where she helps real estate agents build authority through social media. She's also the founder of the Assist CRM and a mom of three in Franklin, Tennessee.

🎓 Ready to put yourself in the room instead of figuring it out alone? Start with the Instagram Bootcamp for Realtors. bootcamp.socially-sold.com/podcast

🎙️ Episode 76: More Than Real Estate Podcast: How Home Tours on Instagram Are Replacing Open Houses for This Gen Z Agent 

Bianca Basilone is 29 years old, three years into real estate in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, and she has never done an open house. She does not use her brokerage's colors, their templates, or their for sale signs. She has her own signs. She has her own brand. Four months after graduating Socially Sold she has six Instagram closings, two buyers under contract, seven active buyers with six million pre-approved, and a home tour reel that got 300,000 views and is still going. This episode is about home tours, personal brand over brokerage brand, and what it looks like when a zillenial goes all in on Instagram and never looks back.

✨ The Home Tour That Got 300K Views and Keeps Going — Bianca's formula is simple. She and her sister show up to a staged house, spend about 10 minutes filming, and post it. Her home tours consistently get between 30,000 and 300,000 views. The hook on screen, the caption, and the pace of the edit are what she credits. "I kind of speed things up but slow things down." Suzie Bot helps her nail the words when her brain is not feeling creative. Every tour she posts brings in comments asking for the listing link, new followers, and DMs from buyers who have been watching for months before they reach out.

✨ Six Million in Pre-Approved Buyers in Four Months — Bianca graduated Socially Sold in April. By the time this episode records she has six Instagram closings, two buyers under contract, and seven active buyers with six million pre-approved sitting in her pipeline. All from home tours and Instagram stories. All from strangers who found her, followed her, watched her care for her clients, and decided she was the one. "I literally love them. Like they'll give me a hug. Like I'll just meet them for the first time and they give me a hug."

✨ Personal Brand Over Brokerage Brand, Always — Bianca does not use her brokerage's colors. She does not use their templates. She made her own for sale signs. Her Instagram is white, creamy browns, and dark browns because that is her aesthetic, her vibe, her world. A brokerage employee told her recently that they can recognize her posts before they even see her name. "I made my own brand. People are gonna love you for you." She does not think brokerage brand is irrelevant but she is very clear: people are not choosing their agent because of the brokerage anymore.

✨ The Confetti Girl: How Closing Day Content Builds Lifetime Trust — Bianca decorates the closing room for every client. She pops confetti. She posts it every single time. Now people message her saying they are not even looking for a house but if they were they would use her, just because of how much she visibly cares. "Someone messaged me and said I just want to work with you because you care and you make it a good experience." That is the like know trust loop in action. A stranger finds her on a home tour, follows her, watches her take care of clients, and becomes a referral source before they ever transact.

✨ Niche Down and Get Everyone — Bianca switched her brand archetype three times before landing on relocation. Every time she switched it her algorithm kept performing. When she finally committed to relocation and started using the right keywords, people from West Virginia started finding her Pittsburgh content. Move up buyers, first time home buyers, relocators, sphere of influence contacts from high school she had not spoken to in years, all filling out her Google form because they see her every day. "Even though I dialed it down I am still getting people from all walks of life."

✨ Gen Z Does Not Door Knock. She Builds a Brand. — Bianca never did open houses. Never cold called. Never sent mailers. She watched older agents tell her she needed to do all of those things and thought they were all a waste of time and money. "If you want to find a nail tech you go on Instagram. If you want to find anything you go on Instagram." Her goal for next year is 20 million. After that, a boutique brokerage of her own where personal brand is actually taught and not just just-sold graphics from Canva.

Bianca Basilone is a real estate agent based in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, three years into her career and four months out of Socially Sold. She is the home tour queen of Pittsburgh, runs her own brand completely independent of her brokerage, and has six million in pre-approved buyers in her pipeline from Instagram alone. She is building a small team and has her sights set on 20 million next year.

Ashley Walker is the host of the More Than Real Estate Podcast and the founder of Socially Sold, where she helps real estate agents build their personal brand on Instagram and generate qualified leads organically. She is a top-producing agent, mama of three, and wife to her best friend.

🎓 Ready to get your sphere actually working for you instead of hoping they remember you? Magnetic Messaging is where it starts. mm.socially-sold.com/podcast

🎙️ Episode 75: More Than Real Estate Podcast: How to Ditch Open Houses and Double Your Production With Instagram

Brittany Olivares was spending every weekend at open houses in Fresno, California, praying for one client every six or seven months, and burning out of a career she actually loved. She was a private person who never wanted to be on camera. One year after Socially Sold she has doubled her production from five to six million to ten million, closed three Instagram deals in a single month, gets recognized at the hair salon, has curtain companies and house cleaners DMing her to collaborate, and has not done a single open house since July of last year. Her weekends are completely free. This episode is for every agent who thinks they are too private, too small market, or too new to make Instagram work.

✨ From One Client Every Six Months to Three Instagram Closings in One Month — Before Socially Sold, Brittany was doing open houses every weekend including holidays, getting one client every six or seven months, and watching those clients show up unaligned and unappreciative. "I don't want to work with you. You are not my ideal client." Now she has three closings in a single month all from Instagram, agents from other area codes DMing her to refer clients, and local businesses reaching out wanting to collaborate. She has not done an open house since July of last year.

✨ Doubling Her Business in One Year From Home Tours and Date Nights — Brittany's bread and butter is home tours. She makes them a date night with her fiancé. They drive to the house, she films, and the whole thing takes under an hour and a half. That content works for her through the night while she sleeps. "People are looking at my stuff, people are downloading my guides, reaching out to my DMs." From July to July she went from five to six million in annual production to ten million. She was closing five deals in the first two months of this year alone.

✨ She Was a Private Person Who Never Wanted to Be on Camera — Brittany came into Socially Sold as someone who kept her personal life off social media and was selective about everything she shared. She pushed through it anyway. "I am the only person setting myself up for failure. Why do I not just try it?" Turns out she loved it. Her followers notice when she goes quiet. Local strangers feel like old friends when they meet her in person. "People are so involved with my life, even if they are just on Instagram."

✨ Niching Down to Local Buyers Made Her Visible to Everyone — Brittany was scared to niche down. She thought going local buyer only would shrink her market. The opposite happened. She niched down hard, became the most recognizable local buyer agent in Fresno, and now gets relocation referrals from agents in other area codes who looked up Fresno realtor and found her. "Even though I dialed it down, I am still getting people from all walks of life." That is exactly what a refined message does in a market where nobody else is doing it right.

✨ The Wild West Is Still Wide Open in Fresno — Brittany looked at her market and saw thousands of agents doing open houses and thousands more buying paid leads. On Instagram, maybe a handful. None of them doing it at the level Socially Sold teaches. "If I am going to take the risk, why not do it on something that is free rather than spending a thousand dollars a month on something that may not work?" One year later she is the agent people think of when they think Fresno real estate on Instagram. Nobody else is close.

✨ The Structure That Made It Foolproof — Brittany credits the course structure for setting her up to actually succeed: brand archetype selection, small group branding call, system coaching, profile audit, and hot seat coaching layered across eight weeks. "It almost felt like after I left the cohort I was like, I know what I am doing. I could do this." She now plans her entire content week on Mondays, has something scheduled every single day, links her guide consistently in stories, and is building toward bringing on an assistant because demand is outpacing capacity.

Brittany Olivares is a real estate agent based in Fresno, California, one year out of Socially Sold and on track to close over ten million this year with ninety percent of her business coming from Instagram. She specializes in local buyers and has built one of the most recognizable personal brands in the Central Valley.

Ashley Walker is the host of the More Than Real Estate Podcast and the founder of Socially Sold, where she helps real estate agents build their personal brand on Instagram and generate qualified leads organically. She is a top-producing agent, mama of three, and wife to her best friend.

🎓 Ready learn how to make Instagram your #1 lead source? Join here: bootcamp.socially-sold.com/podcast