Real estate SEO services, carried into production.

For agents, teams, and brokerages, the work starts by comparing the markets, services, inventory, and available demand. I decide which pages are worth building and make the approved changes on the site.

That can include technical fixes, site architecture, content, local search, links, measurement, and a rebuild when the current platform cannot support the work. It does not end with an audit handed to somebody else.

Search Angle's SEO case studies show how I handle SEO work on other sites.

Discuss the site

IDX CHANGE CONTROL

Verify who can make the change.

If the site uses IDX, choose one property-search page and one change the work will require. Ask the team or vendor to demonstrate that change in the current plan and MLS configuration, and establish who approves and releases it.

If the product or owner is unclear, identify who supplies the property search before planning IDX work. Sites without IDX can start with the pages, demand, and implementation access they actually use.

Fit is about access, not company size.

The work requires direct platform access and approval for material changes. A page, template, navigation system, CMS, or property-search product may need to change or be replaced.

If the demand and economics do not support SEO, I will say so.