Real Estate SEO Services That Get You Found.

Buyer consultations, showing requests, seller valuation requests and relocation questions for teams and brokerages; floor plan, available-home and community inquiries for builders. Unlike shared portal leads, they come to your team alone, and CRM routing and follow-up are agreed during scoping.

Expect early movement in a few months and significant traction in roughly 8 to 12 months; a brand-new domain usually takes longer. Your starting site, links, reviews and competition all affect the pace. The six-month minimum gives the work a defined runway; it is not a promise of a ranking or lead count.

Usually, yes. Existing rankings and links are valuable, so we improve a site that can support the strategy and rebuild only when it holds you back. We keep your domain, because a new domain can take many months to earn trust.

Expect a temporary dip; settling can take 3 to 6 months. We reduce the risk by mapping every valuable URL to a 301 redirect, keeping the domain, avoiding unnecessary content changes during the move and checking Search Console for 404 errors and indexing issues after launch.

Bottom-of-funnel keywords come first: your services, communities and homes for sale in specific places. Local volume estimates are unreliable, so Search Console data and real client questions guide the plan, and we build important pages even when tools show low volume. Each page targets one search intent.

We benchmark rankings, AI visibility and inquiries before changing anything, then report keyword footprint, organic traffic, Google Analytics 4 conversions, calls and booked consultations. Agreed CRM integrations add lead status and source. We separate observed results from estimates.

AI tools such as ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews mostly retrieve from search results, so strong SEO does most of the work. AI optimization adds third-party corroboration: reviews, directories, listing portals and one consistent description of your business. No one can guarantee an AI citation.

No. Google says no special structured data is required for its AI features, and there is no evidence schema changes AI answers. We still add accurate schema markup, such as Organization, Service, FAQPage and BreadcrumbList, because it describes visible facts clearly.

Google ranks local results by relevance, distance, and prominence. A verified address, steady reviews and the right primary category do most of the work. We keep your business details consistent on the directories AI tools cite and build pages for the places you serve. A website alone does not decide Maps rankings.

Yes. Pages are built from your local expertise, client questions and verified facts: original photos, prices, commutes and firsthand detail. We avoid interchangeable city pages that swap a place name, and connect each guide to the service page that converts.

We use AI for research and drafting, but the value comes from the inputs only you have: local knowledge, data, photos and client questions. A person edits and fact-checks every page. Mass-produced AI content without those inputs adds little and tends to fade.

Yes. Luxury pages lean on photography, architecture and specifics high-end buyers compare. For multiple locations, each eligible office gets its own Google Business Profile and location page; secondary cities can start on one strong page and split into their own pages when demand shows.

Yes. Links remain one of the strongest ranking levers, so link building starts early. Local sponsorships, the chamber of commerce, local media, partners and data people want to cite come first. We report links as outputs, never a fixed monthly count, and avoid link farms and purchased links.

Yes. You own your website, domain and content, and inquiries go to your team. Access, integrations, hosting and maintenance are clarified in the proposal so you know what is included.

Yes. Local searches are among the least affected by AI, and Google still handles most of them. AI answers draw on pages that rank, so the same foundations matter. More questions are answered before a click, so we measure inquiries, not traffic alone.

Real agent and team profiles, clear authorship, original photos, dated market data, honest reviews and verifiable proof. Google’s quality guidelines call this E-E-A-T, and real estate is a Your Money or Your Life topic. Authority in rankings still comes mostly from links and mentions. We never invent testimonials or results.

Yes. IDX listing pages repeat MLS data found on many sites, so we index only a few curated searches and pair them with original pages. Portal profiles matter too: AI tools often cite Zillow and Realtor.com, so we help keep those profiles complete and consistent with your site.

No. This engagement builds your own search visibility and lead-generation website, and inquiries belong to your business. Paid ads, purchased leads and portal subscriptions are outside this offer; we account for them when setting measurement.

A free 30-minute call with Jacob Peistrup, founder of Formbreak. He reviews your website first. Bring your target markets and goals; you leave knowing whether the engagement fits and what should happen first.