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Keeping Current Matters Review

Name: Keeping Current Matters
Brand: Keeping Current Matters
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Keeping Current Matters delivers weekly, research-backed housing market content — infographics, blog posts, videos, and buyer/seller guides — ready to brand and publish across social, email, and web.

Starting at From $59.95/mo

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Keeping Current Matters Pros

Weekly research-backed market infographics and blog posts require zero writing from agents
RealTalk™ video teleprompter turns KCM scripts into branded on-camera videos in minutes
Auto-posting to Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn maintains social presence on autopilot
Elite tier delivers local zip-code market data without agents needing to crunch MLS stats

Keeping Current Matters Cons

Templated content is shared by tens of thousands of agents nationwide — competitors in the same market post identical infographics
No AI-generated or truly customizable copy; all written content originates from KCM's editorial team
No blog SEO tools, keyword targeting, or website integration — delivery is social and email only
Local market data locked behind the pricier Elite tier; base Social Edge plan provides national stats only

Product Overview

Keeping Current Matters (KCM) is a content subscription built around one premise: agents who educate clients with current market data win listings. Every week the platform pushes new infographics, blog posts, scripted videos, and branded buyer/seller guides tied to live housing data, with auto-posting to Facebook, Instagram, and LinkedIn so agents can maintain a consistent presence without writing a word. The Elite tier adds local zip-code data and campaign playbooks. KCM competes with Coffee & Contracts on social templates and with Canva on branded graphics, but it wins on depth of market research. It fits agents and teams serious about thought leadership; it does not replace a full content or SEO strategy, and agents who want truly custom messaging will find the templated content limiting since thousands of subscribers share near-identical posts.