Real estate SEO services for agents, teams and brokerages.
Seller and buyer leads from Google, in the towns you work.
We put your Business Profile in the map and build a page on your site for each neighborhood you cover.
Send the site and the areas you sell in.
Discuss your siteThe work, on your site and your profile.
Your IDX shows the same MLS listings as Zillow and every other agent in your MLS, and Google ranks the portal's copy. What you can win is the map, where people choose an agent in your town, and the search for each neighborhood you sell in.
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Your Business Profile
The map ranks agents on relevance, distance and prominence, and for most agents prominence is the count of Google reviews beside their name; reviews on Zillow and Realtor.com don't add to it. We set the profile's categories and its link to your site, and a review request goes out after every closing.
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A page for each neighborhood you sell in
It carries what only an agent there knows: prices, streets, schools, what sold and why, with the live listings under it. Portals can't write that page, and it is how a local firm reaches page one for a neighborhood's homes for sale. We write each from what you tell us, because town pages turned out from a template are what Google's spam policies call doorways.
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Your IDX
We check your live search, listing and filter pages and fix what keeps Google out: listings in a vendor's frame, homes that appear only after a search, a new address for every filter, sold homes sent to the homepage. IDX SEO has the detail.
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Links from your market
Local press, your brokerage, and the schools, charities and associations you already work with. A link from a site your town trusts counts for more than a bought list.
Commercial brokerages, landlords and developers get the same work on leasing and sales searches: commercial real estate SEO.
A neighborhood page can outrank Redfin.
On 23 September 2026, for “north hills raleigh homes for sale”, Zillow was first, Raleigh Realty's North Hills page second and Redfin third, and three more Raleigh firms' neighborhood pages were on page one with them. None of the four is a listing page.
Our closest published case is a two-sided marketplace, where buyers meet sellers: the case study shows what changed on it and its traffic before and after.
The first month.
What an agency would spread over three months lands in the first weeks, because a page that ranks in month one brings leads in month one. Every form and IDX sign-up is set to pass the lead's landing page and source into your CRM before anything new goes live; then the profile is corrected and the review requests go out, the IDX is fixed and the first neighborhood pages go live.
Profile changes show once Google has reviewed them, most within ten minutes and a few after up to 30 days. Google recrawls the fixed and new pages within weeks and tries them in the results, and Search Console shows the searches each page appears for before it shows clicks. The leads follow in your CRM, each with the page it came from.
How it is priced.
Our real estate SEO services are a monthly engagement, quoted per site from what the site needs and the areas you sell in. The price is for the changes themselves: what a real estate SEO expert or consultant would recommend, we make on your site.
Your domain, Business Profile and Search Console stay in your accounts, with Registrar added as a user, so the pages and what Google has learned about them stay yours. An agent page on a brokerage's site stays with the brokerage when the agent moves, so the pages an agent pays for go on a domain the agent owns. Where your platform won't allow the changes, the work includes a new site and the move to it, with every old address redirected.
Our comparison of the best SEO companies for real estate lists the prices and contracts each real estate SEO company publishes.
Doing it yourself: the real estate SEO guide covers the whole site, local SEO for real estate agents the map, real estate link building the links, and IDX vs MLS what your listings feed may show.
Send the site and the areas you sell in.
Discuss your site