Real estate SEO for agents who put a name on the sign
Real estate SEO is how an agent's name, towns and property types surface in search results. Our agency writes one landing page per town served and per property type worked, edits your Google Business Profile so it matches those pages, and runs campaigns across three ad platforms. Wording goes live only after you sign off.
Think of your first screen online as a sign on a post at the curb, facing traffic, with small riders swinging beneath it on short chains.
No one here charges a startup fee, and no paper needs your signature. Close any month and nothing ties you to the following one; the ad dollars leave your card for the ad platform and never touch our hands.
This month's plans, posted on a sign
- The Starter Post
- $495/mo
- Silver
- $1,495/mo
- Gold
- $2,495/mo
- Platinum
- $3,495/mo
- One ad platform
- $895/mo
Each rider is one plan. Ad spend stays apart and is billed to your card by the platform.
One post, many riders
How a sign gets your name on it
A results page works like the road in front of the lawn. A person types real estate agent near me
or local real estate agent
, and the sign nearest the curb gets read first. A lone page stretched over every town and every property type is a panel with far too much lettering. So we post riders individually: one for a town, one for a property type, and one map listing line that echoes both.
Our writers draft each rider and pass it across your desk. Edit freely, then approve. Client names, addresses, offers and transaction details stay outside each page, ad and review reply we handle. License numbers, brokerage names and Equal Housing wording that a board or platform demands come from you and your brokerage. We set in place whatever arrives and compose nothing of our own on those subjects.
The full search work sits on the real estate SEO page, while the Google Business Profile side lives with local SEO for agents.
- One landing page per town served
- One landing page per property type worked
- A Google Business Profile edited to echo both
Four things we hang under your name
- Town pages
Town served, one sign
Our writers shape each town page around that one place and the property types you list there, and it holds only what you can document and have approved.
- Property pages
Property type, one sign
Detached houses, condos, townhomes, land, rentals, commercial space, manufactured homes and multi-unit buildings each get a separate page where you work them, which means a visitor typing one reads about that one only.
- Map listing
A map listing that echoes your pages
Service-area wording, categories and descriptions are rewritten so they match the pages. We also set up a review-request routine for your clients, and no reply is posted without your approval.
- Ad campaigns
Paid placement on up to three platforms
Google Ads, Bing Ads (Microsoft Advertising) and Meta Ads (Facebook and Instagram) campaigns open onto pages you own, and every platform charges its clicks to your own card.
Two ways to buy the work
- Listing pages
Organic Growth
Our writers turn out a page per service area and per property type, then edit your Google Business Profile so the map listing tells the same story. A note at month end says what went live. No page claims more than you approved.
The first rider on this sign costs $495 a month The Starter Post, a slim search plan with a 25-page spread, stands above the three bigger sizes on the pricing page, and its fine print gets settled in a talk.
- Ads, by platform
Paid Ads
We assemble campaigns for Google Ads, Bing Ads (Microsoft Advertising) and Meta Ads (Facebook and Instagram), choosing one platform or several. Every campaign sends people to a page you own, and each call or form that follows is logged. Those ad accounts belong to you, along with the bill for the ad spend.
The first rider on this sign costs $895 a month One ad platform, managed, starts at this figure. Each click carries its own charge from the platform, which arrives apart from our fee.
Which sign goes with which property type
| Property type | Sign we hang | What you check |
|---|---|---|
| Detached houses | A town-level page that speaks of detached houses | The wording, the photos you supply and the contact line |
| Condos and townhomes | A page per town, kept apart from the detached houses page | How the towns are named and how your service area is described |
| Land | A land page tied to a named town | Every line you can document, and none you cannot |
| Rentals | A rental-side page for each town served | The wording you are comfortable publishing and the route to your inbox |
| Commercial space | A commercial page linked from the town pages | The categories listed and the contact route shown |
Three beliefs about marketing worth setting down
Passed around the officeMy website is online, so searchers will find it.
What hangs on the postA website is one sign. Search engines read pages, and a served town lacking a page of its own has no panel facing the road.
Passed around the officeAds and organic search are one job.
What hangs on the postAds are rented placement and pause when the budget pauses. Pages and a map listing stay posted. We run them as separate work under separate plans.
Passed around the officeA long page can speak for every town.
What hangs on the postA page about everything reads as a page about nothing. A page tied to one town and one property type says one thing, and you can check every line of it.
Where the price starts
The Starter Post opens our search side. It costs $495 monthly, with 25 landing pages as the core, and three larger sizes sit above it, each carrying more pages and a heavier monthly writing load. For ads, we manage one platform from $895 per month; the clicks are billed separately to whatever card sits on your ad account.
Nothing is owed ahead of month one, and no contract gets signed, so any given month may be the last. The pricing page shows every plan, and the services page shows how the two kinds of work divide.
Questions agents ask before posting a sign
How many search plans does the agency run?
Four. The Starter Post is the small one, a sign whose core is 25 landing pages. Three larger sizes follow, named Silver, Gold and Platinum, which add pages and monthly writing; the top two also include a site built and edited by us.
Do buyer-side and seller-side pages share one sign?
Each side gets its own page where you work both, which keeps every page easy for you to check and clear to a search engine. A search like real estate agent buying a house
and one like real estate agent for selling a house
belong on different pages.
Whose wording covers my license and brokerage?
Yours. License details, brokerage names and Equal Housing wording come from you and your brokerage, and we place what you send. We write nothing about them on our own.
Can a rental agent or a commercial agent use this?
Yes. The work is marketing, so it fits agents who handle detached houses, condos, rentals, land or commercial space, whether solo or on a small team.
Who owns the ad accounts you open for me?
You do. Each account opens under your login with your card attached, so the history and access remain yours even after we stop working together.
Ready to drive the first stake?
Ross Cohen rings at a weekday slot you choose using the call picker. Prefer to write? Say which towns and property types you work, and fill in the contact details the form asks for.
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.