6 of 6 tracked keywords moved from outside top-500 to #1 on Google — a clean sweep.
We help real estate agents and small brokerages rank for the hyperlocal neighborhood searches that capture buyers and sellers — '[neighborhood] homes for sale', 'best realtor in [city]', 'sell my house [neighborhood]'. Hyperlocal content, buyer + seller funnels, Zillow-resistant positioning.
If your real estate website has your headshot, a bio, an IDX feed, and nothing else, you're invisible to the 80% of your future clients who start their search on Google with a neighborhood name.
Real estate SEO has a brutal reality: Zillow, Redfin, Realtor.com, and Trulia own the top of the SERP for almost every 'homes for sale in [city]' query. You're not outranking them with a listings page. But you can — and we have — dominate neighborhood-specific, community-guide, and buyer/seller process content that the aggregators don't invest in. That's where individual agent SEO wins.
Hyperlocal is the cheat code. A neighborhood guide page ('Living in [neighborhood], [city]: schools, price trends, 2026 guide') with real photos, real price data, and a real CTA to tour will outrank Zillow for long-tail searches — because Zillow's auto-generated neighborhood pages are thin and stale. We've seen agents dominate 30+ neighborhood guides inside a year, and those 30 pages drive 80% of their organic buyer leads.
Seller leads are the other half. 'Sell my house [city]', 'how much is my house worth [neighborhood]', 'best realtor to list with [city]' — these queries have much less aggregator competition because Zillow can't lock them up. A proper listing-presentation-focused agent site with home-value estimators, market reports, and 'why list with me' content captures seller leads at a fraction of the cost of buyer leads.
What you'll get: a farm-area audit in week one (which neighborhoods have the best SEO opportunity, which are too competitive), 20-40 neighborhood and community guides shipped over the first 90-120 days, seller-lead landing pages, GBP optimization, review velocity, and monthly scorecards tied to buyer inquiries and listing appointments. Every page is positioning-first — your voice, not a template.
Every deliverable is scoped to how your ideal buyer actually searches, books, and converts — not to a generic agency handbook repackaged for your vertical.
20-40+ ranked neighborhood guides with real photos, price trends, school data, local amenities, and tour-booking CTAs. These are the pages that outrank Zillow for long-tail buyer searches.
'Sell my house' landing pages, home-value estimators, market reports — the content that captures seller leads where aggregators have less lock-in. Higher LTV than buyer leads, lower acquisition cost.
Proper real estate agent GBP category stacking, farm-area service mapping, review velocity, and Q&A seeded with the questions buyers and sellers actually ask.
Restaurant guides, 'best places to live in [city]', school-district pages — the content that earns trust and backlinks and ranks for the 'before buying' research phase.
Your IDX feed wired for capture (not just browse), with smart lead forms tied to property type and neighborhood. Captured lead data flows to your CRM — no copy-paste.
Monthly or quarterly neighborhood market reports shipped as gated content — the highest-converting seller-lead magnet in real estate, and a compounding SEO asset.
You see a concrete milestone every 2 weeks and a monthly scorecard in plain English. No black-box agency work.
Week 1. Identify neighborhoods with best SEO opportunity, audit current rankings, Zillow-difficulty assess by farm area. Baseline lead volume.
Weeks 2-10. Ship 10-20 neighborhood guide pages with proper schema, local photos, price data, tour CTAs. GBP and citation cleanup.
Weeks 8-16. Seller lead pages, home-value tool, market report templates, community content. Review velocity campaign.
Month 4+. Monthly scorecards, expand farm area, deepen top-performing neighborhoods, launch market-report engine.
I was paying $2,400 a month for Zillow Premier Agent and getting 6-8 buyer leads, most of them tire-kickers. Sprout Sage built me 24 neighborhood guides and a seller-lead funnel — 18 months in I get 35-50 organic leads a month and half of them are sellers. Cut the Zillow budget completely, took two listings at over $2M last quarter from a market report opt-in. SEO compounds where Zillow doesn't.
Here's what happened when these brands put growth in our hands. Numbers tracked against baseline rankings at engagement start vs current Google position. Every client site below is live — verify for yourself.
6 of 6 tracked keywords moved from outside top-500 to #1 on Google — a clean sweep.
10 of 10 tracked keywords improved. 8 of them landed on page one, starting from outside the top 500.
94% of tracked keywords improved. 92% of the whole keyword set is now on page one.
A national e-commerce catalogue with 90% of tracked terms on page one — 37 of them from a cold start (never ranked before).
Rankings measured against each client's baseline at engagement start vs current Google position (last audit). Client sites linked above for independent verification. Data snapshot available on request.
We've shipped work across these sub-verticals. Each one buys differently, searches differently, and converts differently — our playbook flexes to match.
First neighborhood pages ranking in 60-120 days. Meaningful lead volume by month 4-6. Seller-lead pages tend to convert earlier than buyer pages because there's less aggregator competition. High-competition luxury markets take longer — plan 9-12 months to dominate.
Individual agents typically run $1,800-$4,500/month. Small brokerages run $4,500-$9,000/month. Neighborhood sprint projects (10-15 pages one-time) start at $6,500. Discovery calls are free with a specific quote.
Not for 'homes for sale in [city]' — those are locked up. But yes for long-tail neighborhood queries, buyer-process content, seller content, and community-guide searches where aggregators have thin or stale content. That's where the individual agent wins.
No. We ship content strategically — neighborhood guides, market reports, seller pages, buyer-process content. 20-40 high-quality pages outperform 200 thin blog posts for real estate SEO. Quality and specificity beat cadence.
We focus on SEO but can wire Google Ads for underpin during the 3-6 month SEO ramp if that's what you need. Honestly most agents we work with cut paid spend 12-18 months in — organic leads are cheaper and convert better.
Free audit upfront — if we can't see at least 3 specific growth levers for your farm area, no engagement. In-engagement: baseline leads before we start, 90-day checkpoint, rework or refund if KPIs miss.
Free 30-min strategy call. We'll map at least 3 specific growth levers for your real estate agents practice — or you owe us nothing. No contracts. No pitch deck. Most calls turn into a concrete plan whether or not you hire us.
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