Evergreen Content: The Realtor’s Secret to Marketing That Lasts
- Jerad Larkin

- Nov 5
- 2 min read
Here’s the deal: if I’m taking the time and energy to create content, I want it to live forever.
Evergreen content is the type of marketing that works for you year after year. Unlike market updates or stats that expire in a month, evergreen posts - like buyer tips, seller education, neighborhood highlights, or marketing hacks - can be reused, reposted, and reshared for as long as you’re in the business.
Stop reinventing the wheel every time. Create something once and let it keep working for you.
What is Evergreen Content?
Evergreen content is content that doesn’t expire. It’s not tied to a specific market stat or short-term trend. Instead, it’s educational, helpful, and timeless.
Examples include:
Buyer guides (how to get pre-approved, what to know about inspections, steps to buying a first home)
Seller education (staging tips, pricing strategies, preparing for showings)
Neighborhood highlights (parks, restaurants, amenities - without mentioning schools or safety)
Marketing hacks for agents (AI tools, video ideas, branding strategies)
Think of evergreen content as your long-term marketing investment.
Why Evergreen Beats Temporary Posts
Market stats and updates are valuable, but let’s be honest - they have an expiration date. That “Denver May Housing Market Update” is old news by July.
Evergreen content, on the other hand:
Saves you time → you can repurpose it over and over.
Builds authority → it positions you as an educator, not just a salesperson.
Generates leads → when people Google questions like “How to buy a house in Denver,” your evergreen blog or video can show up months (even years) later.
How to Create Evergreen Content
Here’s a simple framework:
Pick timeless topics. Focus on education, not just trends.
Format for reuse. A blog post can be chopped into reels, emails, and carousels.
Update lightly. Add a fresh example or CTA once a year to keep it relevant.
Organize it. Create a content library you can pull from every time you need to post.
Evergreen Content in Action
Let’s say you create a blog on “5 Tips for First-Time Homebuyers in Denver.”
Post it on your website today.
Share it on Instagram next week.
Pull one tip for a short video next month.
Email the whole blog to your database in six months.
That’s the same piece of content working for you across multiple platforms all year.

Takeaway
Don’t waste your energy creating content that dies after a week. Evergreen content is the backbone of a sustainable marketing strategy for Realtors. Create it once, reuse it forever, and watch your brand authority grow.
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