Real estate SEO services for agents, teams and brokerages.
Sellers and buyers find agents on Google: "realtor near me" is searched 90,500 times a month in the US, and advertisers pay about $11 for each click. The work puts your Business Profile in the map for your areas and your site's seller, area and listing pages in the results below it, and every change is made on the site by us.
Nothing stops at an audit. The site gets the pages, fixes and links it needs, and each month shows which searches and leads they brought.
Send the site and the areas you sell in. When those searches can pay for the work, a call follows.
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What your next sellers and buyers type into Google.
Three searches, their monthly volume in the US and the price advertisers pay per click, from Google Ads, and what Google showed for each on 23 September 2026.
| Search | US searches a month | Ad price per click | What wins it |
|---|---|---|---|
| realtor near me | 90,500 | $11.01 | The map, then Realtor.com, local brokerage sites and agent reviews on Zillow and Yelp. Your Business Profile, its reviews and your homepage decide whether you are among them. |
| homes for sale near me | 368,000 | $0.90 | Homes.com, Zillow, Redfin, Trulia and Realtor.com, with one brokerage's own listing search in fifth place. Listing pages Google can read, built around your neighborhoods, are how an agent's site gets in. |
| how much is my house worth | 22,200 | $7.34 | The estimate tools of Zillow, Realtor.com and Redfin. The version an agent can win is the same question with your town's name in it, answered by a valuation page for that town. |
What those searches are worth in your own areas is measured first, before any page is built.
The work that wins those searches.
Your Business Profile and reviews
Google ranks the map on relevance, distance and prominence. The profile gets the right categories, service areas and links, and a review request goes out after every closing, because reviews are the part of prominence you control.
Seller and area pages
A page for each area you actually sell in, carrying what only an agent there knows: prices, streets, schools, what sold and why. Portals cannot write those pages, and they are the pages that answer a town-named search.
Listing pages Google can index
An IDX search that loads listings in a frame, or only after scripts run, gives Google little to index. Yours is checked on live pages, listing and area searches are made indexable, and where the platform will not allow it you hear that before any money is spent on it.
Links from your own market
Local press, your brokerage, the schools, charities and associations you already work with. A link from a source your town trusts counts for more than a purchased list, and a link a sponsorship pays for is marked sponsored under Google's rules, so it brings visitors rather than rankings.
IDX and commercial property change the work.
Send the site and the areas you sell in. When those searches can pay for the work, a call follows.
Discuss your site