Real estate
Websites, search and ads for real estate.
Agents compete on visibility and trust. A site that ranks for neighbourhoods, a profile full of reviews, and ads that capture buyers and sellers early build a pipeline that does not depend on referrals alone.
- Neighbourhood pages
- Lead capture
- CRM follow-up
What usually gets in the way
- A brokerage template site that looks like every other agent's
- Leads that go cold because nobody followed up
- No presence for the neighbourhoods you actually farm
Neighbourhood pages that rank
Pages for each community you farm, with real local content, rank for the searches buyers make months before they call an agent. That is how you get in front of them first.
Capture and follow-up
Home valuation tools, listing alerts and forms that feed your CRM, with automated follow-up so no lead goes cold. I connect to the brokerage tools you already use where they allow it.
Where I have done this
Daily Google impressions grown 1,324x in 57 days, with no ad spend.
Read the case studyA law firm's web presence rebuilt in two weeks and showing up in Google searches across 20+ Ontario cities.
Read the case studyWhere real estate usually start
Websites
Hand-built in Next.js, fast on a phone, and structured so search engines can read every page. No templates, no page builders, nothing that breaks when a plugin updates.
What it involves Get foundSEO
Technical SEO, local pages and content that compounds. I took RHYMEBOOK from 88 daily impressions to over 100,000 in 57 days with no ad spend, and the same method works for a local business.
What it involves Get customersSocial ads
Meta and TikTok campaigns for awareness, offers and retargeting, built by someone who grew a media brand to 800 million reach and ran campaigns for major record labels.
What it involves BuildAI & automation
Chat that qualifies leads while you sleep, intake forms that fill your CRM, reminders that send themselves. I have built AI into products since before most people had heard of a prompt.
What it involvesStart with how your business actually works
Tell me how customers find you today, what a good customer is worth, where you want more of them and what has been tried. That context decides what to do first, rather than assuming every business in your industry needs the same package.