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SEO for estate agents

I’ve done SEO for estate and letting agents. Buyers find homes on the property portals, but sellers and landlords find agents on Google. They type “estate agents near me” or “free valuation”. Those are the searches that win you instructions.

SEO for estate agents at a glance

Price
£125 a week
Per day
About £18Less than a couple of coffees
Includes
Website found, cited, managed and looked after
Timescale
First results within weeksBusier searches take a few months
Covers
Liverpool, Merseyside, Cheshire and West Lancashire
Contact
WhatsApp 07463 631121or call 0151 402 0925

Why good agents get missed on Google

Most agency websites are built around property listings. Those listings are already on the portals, so Google rarely ranks your copy of them. Meanwhile the searches that actually bring in money, from people about to sell or let, go to whoever has built pages for them.

Sellers choosing an agent want proof you know their area and can get a good price. Landlords want to know what you charge, what you handle and how you look after tenants. If your site doesn’t answer that clearly, they book a valuation with someone else.

Online-only agents spend heavily on national ads, but they’re weak on neighbourhood searches. That’s where a local agent with good area pages and strong reviews can win.

The searches worth chasing

“Estate agents in Crosby”, “free house valuation Liverpool”, “letting agents Wirral”, “how much is my house worth” and “landlord fees”. I’ll build pages around the areas you cover and the searches that lead to instructions.

Estate agents compete with the big property portals, so your own site needs to win on local knowledge. Area guides and valuation pages help, as I explain in why content matters for SEO. Vendors check reviews before they invite you round, so read why Google reviews matter. And to see who’s beating you locally, competitor analysis for local businesses shows how to size them up.

What I do for agents

More valuations booked and more landlords signed up.

1

Valuation pages

Pages built to rank for valuation searches and turn visitors into booked appointments.

2

Area guides

Guides to the neighbourhoods you cover that show your local knowledge.

3

Lettings pages

Landlord services explained clearly, aimed at the people with property to let.

4

Google listing

Branch photos, team faces and a steady flow of reviews from sellers and landlords.

5

Team pages

Who your valuers and negotiators are. Sellers choose people they trust.

6

Sold proof

Recent sales and lets in each area, which show you get results on their street.

Very much a 5 star rating on standard.

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Sellers are the real customers

Most agency websites are built around listings that the portals show anyway. The searches that actually bring in income come from people about to sell or let. Your site should be built for them first.

A clear valuation form, honest fees and proof of recent sales nearby do more for your instructions than any number of listings.

Local knowledge countsArea guides prove you know the streets better than the online-only agents.

3 steps to online success

How I’d get you more valuations booked.

Step oneFree check

Send me your agency’s website. I’ll see who’s winning the valuation searches in your areas.

Step twoFix the basics

A strong valuation page, clear lettings pages, team profiles and your Google listing.

Step threeGrow every week

Area guides, recent sales and more reviews, with a monthly report on what moved.

Free website check for estate agents

Fill this in and I’ll take a careful look at your site and listing before I come back to you. No automated report and no sales pitch.

It’s £125 a week if you want me to crack on, which is about £18 a day. Less than a couple of coffees.

  • Where you show up for valuation searches
  • Whether your site is built for sellers and landlords
  • The three things I’d fix first

Free website check

For estate and letting agents across the North West.

Contact Form

Rather message? WhatsApp me on 07463 631121 or call 0151 402 0925.

Estate agent SEO questions

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How much does SEO cost for an estate agent?

£125 a week, which is about £18 a day. That covers your SEO, Google listing, AI visibility and looking after your website.

Can I compete with online-only agents on Google?

Locally, yes. They spend on national ads but rarely win neighbourhood searches. That’s where you can beat them.

Do I need separate sales and lettings pages?

Yes. Sellers and landlords have different worries and search for different things.

Do my property listings help SEO?

A little, but the portals usually outrank them. Your effort is better spent on valuation, area and lettings pages.

Should I show my fees?

Many agents now do, especially for lettings. Clear fees build trust and help landlords choose you.

Are area guides worth the effort?

Yes, if they’re genuinely useful. They show local knowledge and rank for searches about living in that area.

Can you help an agency with several branches?

Yes. Each branch gets its own listing and page so each one can rank in its own area.

How long before I see more valuations?

Listing and page fixes can help within weeks. Competitive valuation searches take a few months to rank well.

Can you work on my existing website?

Usually. If it’s on WordPress I can make the changes myself. If not, I’ll tell you straight whether it’s worth fixing or rebuilding.

What do you need from me to get started?

Your website, the areas you cover and access to your Google listing. WhatsApp is the easiest way to start.

More valuations booked

Email, call or WhatsApp me your agency’s website.

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