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Two Perth real estate agents posted a photo of buyers lined up at an open home… and the internet lost its mind.

In this video, Glenn Twiddle explains why those agents did nothing wrong, what Australian law really says about public photography, and the critical lesson every real estate agent must learn about marketing, negotiation, and public perception.

This is not a news report.
This is a coaching breakdown for agents who want to win in a hostile market.

👇 In this video you’ll learn:

Why agents have a legal duty to create competition for their sellers

What the Privacy Act actually says about photographing people in public

How to respond when social media turns against you

Why demand creation is not “tone-deaf” — it’s competence

How to turn controversy into credibility

How to run open homes that prove your value to sellers

How to handle online backlash with professionalism

Why buyers’ anger is understandable but misdirected

How supply and demand really drives house prices

What high-performance agents should do differently next time

Two agents.
120 buyers.
11 offers.
A social media pile-on.

And a powerful lesson for every real estate agent who wants to:
✔ stand out
✔ stay professional
✔ and get premium results for their clients

If you’re a real estate agent dealing with:

angry comment sections

public criticism

pressure from buyers

or media framing

this video will give you a strategy for handling it calmly and intelligently.

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🔎 Topics covered in this video:
Real estate agents and public backlash
Open home queues and social media
Australian property market
Multiple offer negotiation
Privacy Act and public photography
Real estate marketing strategy
Agent professionalism
Supply and demand economics
Handling online criticism

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