Building a social media template your agents can use: the fields on the Create New Template window, the placeholders that fill themselves in, and why images come after the first save.
This guide is part of the documentation for active BrokerChamp brokerages.
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The Social Templates screen: the one switch that gives agents marketing access, the templates you build for them, and the shared media library they draw images from.
Sending a message to the whole company: who you can reach, email and text, and the approval step that every message goes through with no exceptions.
The approval queue for company-wide messages: the four stages a message moves through, what Approve and Deny actually do, and why a send cannot be stopped once it has begun.
BrokerChamp builds the post and hands it to you. What is on the screen, who switches it on, and why there is no Share button.
How to use the built-in AI caption refinement in BrokerChamp's marketing template editor to improve social media post copy.
Example: Creating a "Just Listed" marketing template. Template Setup: - Name: Just Listed - Post Text: "Just listed by {{agent_name}}! 🏠 Check out this beautiful {{bedrooms}} bed, {{bathrooms}} bath home at {{property_address}} for {{listing_price}}. Contact me for a private showing! #{{city}}RealEstate #{{brokerage_name}}" - Display Order: 1 - Status: Enabled - Images: 2 (uploaded after saving) Placeholders Used: - {{agent_name}} - Auto-filled from agent profile - {{bedrooms}}, {{bathrooms}} - Agent enters property details - {{property_address}} - Agent enters full address - {{listing_price}} - Agent enters price - {{city}} - Auto-filled from agent office - {{brokerage_name}} - Auto-filled from company name Result: Agents can select this template, fill in property details, and generate professional "Just Listed" posts for social media.