Real estate SEO
Real estate search has two paths. One visitor is comparing neighborhoods or available properties; another is choosing an agent or brokerage. Your site should serve both without confusing a past listing for a current opportunity.
Two search journeys
A neighborhood page should help someone understand that place through genuine local knowledge, useful property context and a route to current listings. Property pages need clear details and a viewing or inquiry action when the listing is active.
Buyers and sellers also search for a person who knows their area and property type. Agent pages and buyer or seller guides can explain the process and show how to start a conversation.
Changing inventory
Active listings, sold properties and withdrawn inventory have different jobs. I review how your website marks availability, points people toward relevant current options and handles old pages without leaving a confusing trail in search. The right approach depends on your site's inventory system and how your team maintains it.
The plan starts with your existing listings and how your team maintains them. The review identifies where existing listing workflows and search pages need attention; implementation scope is written down before work begins.
How the work starts
I review your business model, neighborhoods, property types, site structure and local visibility. One website and one office may fit Local SEO at $1,500 a month. A brokerage with several offices or a larger listing catalog receives a written scope and quote after a free review. Service is month-to-month; after the first month, stop with 30 days' written notice.
Free website review
Send your site, target neighborhoods and whether you focus on listings, buyers, sellers or a mix. Dmytro will reply by email within one business day with initial priorities and a written scope and price.