Websites for Real Estate Agents
Your brokerage probably gives you a profile page, but it looks like everyone else's. A real estate agent's own website shows who you are, the areas you know and why sellers and buyers should pick you.
Buyers, sellers and neighborhoods
Separate pages for buyers and sellers explain your process for each. Neighborhood or town guides written from what you actually know are some of the best long-term SEO an agent can have.
Listings can be shown through an IDX feed if your MLS and brokerage allow it.
Brokerage rules
Most states require your brokerage's name on your advertising, and some also require license numbers or other details. We include whatever your brokerage and state require.
Pages we’d build for you
A typical starting point for real estate agents, adjusted to the services you actually offer.
- Home
- Buyers
- Sellers
- Neighborhood guides
- Listings
- About me
- Reviews
- Contact
What we’ll need from you
We write the site, but only you know the facts. To get started we’ll ask for:
- Your bio and reviews
- Areas you know best
- Brokerage advertising requirements
- IDX access, if available
Questions from real estate agents
Can my website show MLS listings?
Often yes, through an IDX feed, if your MLS and brokerage allow it. We help connect the feed your brokerage approves.
Why build my own site if my brokerage gives me one?
Your own site is yours if you change brokerages, and it lets you stand out with your story, reviews and local knowledge.
What content helps agents rank?
Neighborhood and town guides written from real knowledge, plus clear buyer and seller pages. They take time but keep paying off.
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