About Real Estate SEO
Real Estate SEO sells marketing to people who represent buyers, sellers, renters and commercial users under their own name. We build pages, map listing edits and ad campaigns that carry that name into search results, and our work ends there.
The edge of our yard
Our work is marketing alone. We do not list, show, sell, rent or value property, and we stay out of law, tax and money questions. A visitor reaching one of your pages is reading about you and your service area, in wording you approved.
The pages we hang share one post: a town page, a property-type page, and a Google Business Profile that agrees with both. The whole set is described on the real estate SEO service page, and ad campaigns have their own at paid ads management.
How we hold the pen
- Your words
You read before anything posts
Drafts of each page, ad, listing edit and review reply reach you first, and nothing is hung until you say so.
- Your records
Client details stay out
Names, addresses, offers and transaction details are kept out of pages, ads, forms, tracking and review replies.
- Your accounts
Logins belong to you
Ad accounts and your Google Business Profile are opened or edited under your own login, with your own payment card attached.
- Your plan
Work is described, not promised
A plan lists what we write, edit and run each month. It leaves out any promise of a ranking, a phone ring, a form or a listing.
Licenses, brokerage names and housing wording
Your license, your license number, your brokerage name and any Equal Housing wording that a state, a board or a platform's rules call for are yours and your brokerage's to provide and approve. We place what you hand us, and we write nothing about them ourselves.
Housing ads on the big platforms come with audience limits that the platforms set. You read those rules, and our campaigns are built inside them. Our copy speaks about you and your service, and it never says who should or should not live somewhere. The real estate SEO guides go through each service in more detail.
What we ask you to supply
- The towns you serve, spelled as they should appear
- The property types you work with
- Your license and brokerage wording, exactly as your board and brokerage require
- The inbox or phone line that should catch incoming calls and forms
- The monthly ad budget you set, if you want ads
- A login for each account we open or edit together
A few plain questions about the agency
Does the agency work with buyer-side, seller-side and rental agents?
Yes. Marketing fits a rental agent, a buyer-side agent, a seller-side agent or a commercial agent, each with pages and ads suited to what they do.
Is the agency a brokerage?
No. We hold no brokerage role and never act on a transaction. Our pages and ads point visitors to you.
Can a small office with several agents hire us?
Yes. A small team can post pages for each member's towns and property types, with one person approving the wording.
Where do I read about each service?
The services page gives the overview, and the real estate marketing page lays out how a plan fits together.
Tell us which towns you work
The contact form takes your details, and an optional slot lets our CEO phone at the time you choose.
Which towns and property types should get a page first?
List the towns you serve, the kinds of property you take on and whether you work the sale side, the rental side or both. Leave out every client name, every street address and every detail of a transaction.
Ready to set the post in the lawn?
Book a thirty-minute window and our CEO will ring to discuss the pages, map listing work and ads that would carry your name into search.
The sign in the picture is drawn for show and says nothing about results.