That's not wrong, but it's missing the bigger reason why to publish right now.
When a buyer opens ChatGPT and asks "what's the best area in [city] for young families under $600k" — AI answers that question. It pulls from blog posts, bios, articles, Q&As, anything publicly available that's specific and useful.
The buyer doesn't stop there. They have kids, so they'll be asking about schools, programs, sports, etc.
The agents building presence right now aren't thinking "how do I get engagement."
They're thinking "what should I be answering” and “how do I become the answer for that."
If you've published your take on your market, neighborhoods, price ranges, what buyers actually experience, schools, your name and your knowledge are in that pool. If you haven't, you're invisible to a conversation that's already happening thousands of times a day.
One specific post about what it's actually like to buy in a specific neighborhood, written like a real human who knows the area, does more for your AI discoverability than six months of basic market updates.
The more content you have about that niche, the more you get cited in that answer.
By the time the buyer finishes their conversation with ChatGPT and asks their last question "who could help me with this" your name and phone number will be ChatGPT's answer.