Come see how it's done. Thursday, September 24 at our studio on 27th Street. See the rooms, sit behind the mic, and find out what starting a show would actually look like for you.
Until doors open.
This is what an episode looks like.
You sit down and talk to someone for an hour. We turn that hour into a lot of things.
Goes on YouTube and Facebook. People watch you, so they get to know you.
Goes on Spotify and Apple. People listen while they drive around town.
For Instagram, TikTok and Facebook. That's your posts for the whole month.
All of that comes from one hour of talking.
Here are the three reasons this works better than posting listings.
Ask a lender for coffee and they say maybe. Ask them to be on your show and they say yes. Do that 40 times and you know 40 people who can send you clients — and they all shared your show with their own people.
You have to explain what you're worth before you show a single house now. That's a hard talk. It's much easier when they've already watched you answer their questions online.
Every agent says "I'll market your home." You say "I have a show people in Billings watch, and I'll put your house on it." Nobody else in that room can say that.
300 people in Billings watching is worth more than 50,000 strangers. Because 300 people in Billings can actually hire you. The strangers never will.
Don't count views. Count how many people say "I saw your show" at your next open house.
Tell us who you want on. We call them, book them and remind them.
Dress like you're meeting a client. Talk for an hour. That's your whole job.
We film it, cut it, add captions and make the short clips.
YouTube, Spotify, Apple, Instagram, Facebook. All of it, for you.
You come in once a month for two hours. That's the whole thing.
Five studios in downtown Billings. Cameras, lights and microphones already set up and ready. You don't buy anything. You don't learn anything. You just walk in.
No drive to Bozeman. No flight to Denver. Ten minutes from your office.
Real shows produced at BLP Creative Studio on the Billings Podcasts Network.
These are real Billings businesses. Yours could be next.
Builders, lenders, shop owners, coaches. You ask the questions. Easiest one to start.
One episode each. The Heights. West End. Downtown. Laurel. What it's like to live there.
What's my house worth? Should I wait on rates? What does closing cost? One per episode.
We help you pick on September 24. It takes about ten minutes.
Almost always. Montana wants your brokerage name in your ads, and your company may have its own rules on top. We handle all of that for you. It's part of the job, not a surprise later.
Bring your broker on the 24th. It's the fastest way to get a yes. They usually leave more excited than the agent did.
One show is hard to keep going on your own. It's easy when a group takes turns.
Your office gets one show. Six agents take turns hosting, so nobody has to carry it alone.
If you run a group of agents in Billings, we'd like to work with you — not sell to you.
Bring five people or fifty. Tell us what your group needs and we'll build it around you.
Or just email Philip and John at [email protected].
Yes. No ticket, no card, nothing to buy. Come see the studio and ask us anything. We'd rather show you than tell you.
Almost everyone does for the first minute or two. Then you forget it's there. We help you through it and cut out anything awkward before you ever see it.
Your show isn't about you. It's about Billings and the people here. You just ask the questions. That's much easier than being interesting.
True. So don't make one. Make a show about Billings that happens to have a real estate agent hosting it. People watch shows about the town they live in.
No. We write your questions. If you have a topic or a guest in mind, bring it. That's all.
What you'd wear to meet a client. Plain colors look better on camera than patterns. You'll be in a working studio, so come as you'd want to be seen.
Yes. Your broker, your partner, whoever helps with your marketing. Just sign them up too so we save the seat.
[Parking details — where to park and which door to use.]
Two hours at the studio. See how a show gets made, sit behind the mic, and get your questions answered. Free.
Questions? Email [email protected] or call [phone].
We're in downtown Billings on 27th Street, near the skate park. There are public lots close by. Open in Maps →
The main event takes place on September 24. If you're unable to attend that day, you're welcome to select another convenient time to visit the Studio. A member of our team will be there to personally welcome and assist you.
The full open house. See the studios, sit behind the mic, and get a plan for your show.
12–2 PM or 5–7 PM · Free · 24 seats
Pick a time that suits you. Philip or John will meet you at the door and show you around personally.
Free tours every Thursday · 11 AM–2:30 PM and 5–7 PM
Big cities have fifty of these and nobody remembers any of them. Billings has room for one. That spot is open right now.
It may as well be you.