DeviXpert

Marketing & SEO for Real Estate Agents

Realtor Marketing

Sellers hire the agent who clearly knows their neighborhood. Buyers stick with the one who answers fast. We build your site, neighborhood pages, and ads around both, so your pipeline isn't rented from a portal.

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Why It's Different

What Makes Realtor Marketing Different

You're selling yourself as much as any house. Here's what we plan around.

Hover or tap a card to see how we handle it.

  • 01

    Portal leads are shared leads

    A portal lead often goes to several agents at once, and you pay again every month for the privilege of racing them.

    How we handle it

    Your own IDX-ready site, neighborhood pages, and a Business Profile that bring buyers and sellers to you first, with no one else on the thread.

  • 02

    Sellers and buyers want different things

    A seller wants proof you can price and market their home. A buyer wants listings and fast answers. One generic homepage serves neither.

    How we handle it

    Separate paths: home value requests, recent sales, and a listing plan for sellers; saved searches, neighborhood guides, and quick replies for buyers.

  • 03

    Neighborhood knowledge has to be visible

    Every agent claims to know the area, and sellers can't tell who actually does.

    How we handle it

    A page for each neighborhood you work: housing styles, commute, parks, recent activity in your own words, and the listings that match. Facts about places, never about who should live there.

  • 04

    Most leads aren't ready yet

    Many buyers and sellers start searching six months to a year before they move, and go cold if nobody follows up.

    How we handle it

    Saved-search alerts, a monthly market email, and reminders that keep you in touch until they're ready, built in the CRM you already use.

Neighborhood Pages

One Page per Neighborhood, Two Kinds of Visitor

Buyers and sellers search the same neighborhood for different reasons. Pick an area and an audience to see what its page should rank for and say.

Example map with fictional neighborhoods.

Maple Heights · For sellers

Established single-family streets with larger lots

Searches this page targets
  • “maple heights home value”
  • “best time to sell in maple heights”
What the page holds
  1. 1Market update for Maple Heights in your words
  2. 2Staging and photo plan for larger homes
  3. 3Home value request with a quick call back

Every page describes homes and places, never who should live there, so it stays within fair housing rules.

Reporting

Every Lead Traced to Its Source

A monthly report built for real estate agents owners: what came in, from where, and what it cost.

The Plan

Your First 90 Days

What happens after the strategy call.

  1. Week 1

    Audit and lead tracking

    Site, profile, reviews, and lead sources reviewed; every form, call, and home value request tracked to where it came from.

  2. Weeks 2-4

    Seller and buyer paths

    A home value page, a listing presentation page, and buyer search set up, with your brokerage name shown where your state requires it.

  3. Weeks 3-6

    Neighborhood pages

    Pages for your core neighborhoods written from your own local knowledge, linked to matching listings.

  4. Weeks 6-12

    Ads and nurture

    Housing-compliant listing and seller campaigns, plus a monthly market email and follow-up for people not ready yet.

FAQ

Real Estate Agents Marketing Questions, Answered

Free strategy call

Win Listings in Your Neighborhoods

On a free strategy call we'll map the neighborhood searches you can own and the seller path that turns them into appointments.

  • 30 minutes
  • No obligation
  • Clear action plan