Nick Pipitone
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- Jul 31, 2026
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- Jul 6, 2026
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Shilo wins Inman’s 1st pitch battle (opens the original)
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Shilo's sales coaching platform beat out Palazzo and Upfront to win Inman's first pitch battle, which was judged by five industry leaders at Inman Connect San Diego.
Forget SEO. Jeff Lobb says agents need to win at AI search now (opens the original)
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Google's shift to AI-driven search is already costing real estate agents referrals they'll never know they lost. Jeff Lobb explains AEO and how to fix it.
Constant Contact rolls out real estate-focused marketing platform (opens the original)
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Constant Contact launches a real estate-specific platform serving brokerages, franchises, associations and MLSs, betting on relationship marketing over AI lead-gen.
Inman and Lofty are building an AI ‘driver’s license’ for agents (opens the original)
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Inman and Lofty unveil Ask Inman, Social Studio and an AI certification program for agents, with a January rollout planned.
Gen Z just hit a record share of the mortgage market (opens the original)
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Gen Z hit a record 20 percent of purchase rate locks in Q2 2026, ICE data shows, as home prices post their strongest growth in over a year. Gen Z accounted for 1 in 5 home purchase rate locks in the second quarter of 2026. It was a record for the generation and the clearest sign yet that the mortgage market’s center of gravity is shifting to younger buyers, according to ICE Mortgage Technology’s July Mortgage Monitor report. The 20 percent share is up from prior quarters as the oldest members of
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