POP.STORE and Estate Media Bring ECHO-ME to Real Estate Agents

Sep 1, 2026
POP.STORE and Estate Media partnered to bring ECHO-ME tools to real estate creators, including Estate Media talent Glennda Baker, Tracy Tutor, Daniel Heider, and Chad Carroll.

POP.STORE and Estate Media announced in a press release a partnership that brings Estate Media talent Glennda Baker, Tracy Tutor, Daniel Heider, and Chad Carroll into ECHO-ME's real estate ambassador network.

The partnership gives Estate Media talent access to ECHO-ME and POP.STORE storefront tools. The companies said the platform is used to turn social content and audience engagement into leads owned by agents.

ECHO-ME uses AI agents to respond when someone comments on a post, using the agent's voice. The system then connects users to the agent's POP.STORE page, which can include listings, guides, booking, and lead capture.

For property listings, the platform includes an AI concierge that answers visitor questions about a property or neighborhood. It can also book a private tour or open house at any time.

The companies also plan joint education events, integration with Estate Media's Agent Growth Program, and shared content for agents.

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