Local SEO for estate agents
Google Business Profile optimisation, reviews, citations and branch pages, so each office appears in the map pack for its own towns and postcodes.
For UK estate agents, letting agents and property businesses
We help estate agents, letting agents and property businesses across the UK rank in Google Maps and search for the areas they cover, so more vendors and landlords book valuations directly with you instead of finding a competitor first.
Real estate SEO makes your agency the one people find when they search Google for an estate agent, a letting agent or a house valuation in the places you cover. For agents in England that means ranking each branch in the Google map pack, ranking branch and area pages in the normal results, and turning those visits into valuation and landlord enquiries.
Most estate agents already spend heavily on Rightmove, Zoopla or OnTheMarket. The portals are good at putting your listings in front of buyers and tenants, but the people you most want to reach, homeowners thinking about selling and landlords looking for an agent, often start with Google. They type “estate agents in [town]”, “how much is my house worth” or “letting agents near me”, compare the agents they see, read reviews and then book a valuation. If your agency is not visible at that moment, the instruction goes to someone else.
Our work is SEO for estate agents and the wider property sector, and nothing else. We know how agency websites are built, how CRM property feeds affect indexing, how the map pack treats branches that sit on the same high street, and which pages actually produce valuations. That focus lets us skip generic advice and get to the changes that matter for your branches.
Each service below can be taken on its own, but most agencies get the best results from a plan that combines local visibility, a technically sound website and content that proves local knowledge.
Google Business Profile optimisation, reviews, citations and branch pages, so each office appears in the map pack for its own towns and postcodes.
Technical fixes for CRM-fed property websites: listing indexation, sold and let pages, search filters, page speed, schema and safe migrations.
Landlord-focused pages and content for tenant-find, rent collection and fully managed services, written with current lettings legislation in mind.
Area guides, local market updates and seller and landlord guides based on sourced data and your own knowledge of each neighbourhood.
Links earned from local news, community organisations and property trade press that make your pages more authoritative than competing agents.
Development and new-homes pages that capture registrations before launch and support sales until the final plot is reserved.
Availability and advisory service pages for commercial agents and surveyors, organised by property use and location.
A free audit shows which of these services would make the biggest difference to your branches first.
Request a free auditMost agencies we audit have the same handful of issues. Each one quietly costs enquiries, and each one can be fixed.
| What you notice | Usual cause | What we do |
|---|---|---|
| A rival agent appears in Google Maps for your town, but you do not | Incomplete or miscategorised Google Business Profile, weak reviews, profile linked to the homepage | Rebuild each branch profile, link it to a matching branch page and set up a steady review process through local SEO |
| Rightmove and Zoopla outrank your own listings | Identical descriptions on every portal and thin listing pages on your site | Refocus effort on branch, area and valuation pages, and add unique detail to listings with website SEO |
| Traffic is fine but valuation requests are low | Valuation page hard to find, slow or asking for too much information | Simplify the valuation journey and link to it from every area and branch page |
| Area pages do not rank | Pages that swap place names but say nothing specific | Rewrite them as useful area guides with sourced local data |
| Rankings dropped after a new website or CRM | Missing redirects and changed URLs | Map old URLs to new ones and recover lost pages |
| Landlord enquiries rely on referrals | No dedicated landlord or management pages | Build landlord service pages through SEO for letting agents |
We work with property businesses of different shapes and sizes. What they share is that a large part of their income depends on being chosen by a local vendor, landlord, occupier or buyer.
Independents usually compete against national brands with much bigger budgets. Their advantage is local knowledge and reputation, and SEO is how that advantage shows up in search: detailed area pages, strong reviews and a well-run Google Business Profile for every branch.
Groups with several offices need a structure where each branch has its own profile, page and patch, so branches support each other instead of competing. We plan that structure and roll it out branch by branch.
Lettings businesses win landlords, not tenants, through search. Our letting agent SEO focuses on landlord services, rental valuations and compliance content.
New-homes teams need development pages that rank before launch, which is the focus of our SEO for property developers. Commercial agents and surveyors need availability organised by use and location, covered by commercial real estate SEO.
Every plan is scoped after the audit, but most include the following work in the first months.
Three monthly plans, priced by the number of branches you run. Every plan starts with a free audit, so you see exactly what we will work on before you commit.
For independent agencies with one office
£350 per month
Most popular
For agencies with up to 3 branches
£500 per month
For groups with up to 6 branches
£800 per month
Running more than 6 branches, or marketing new developments or commercial property? We quote after the free audit. Plans run month to month with no long contract.
No sales script and no obligation. Here is exactly what happens after you send the form.
Your website, the type of business and the areas you want to win more instructions in. It takes about a minute.
We check each branch’s Google Business Profile, your key pages, how your listings are indexed and who outranks you locally.
A prioritised list of what is holding you back and what to fix first, whether or not you work with us.
If you want help, we propose a fixed monthly scope tied to the enquiries you care about: valuations, landlord leads and instructions.
We work with estate and letting agencies across England, from London postcode districts to the major regional cities and the towns around them. The work is delivered remotely, and every plan is built around the neighbourhoods, towns and postcodes your branches actually cover.
Local markets behave very differently. A central London agency competes street by street with national brands, while a suburban branch outside Manchester or Birmingham may face a handful of well-known local rivals. Our city pages explain how we approach some of the busiest markets:
We also work with agencies in Leeds, Bristol, Liverpool, Sheffield, Newcastle and Nottingham, and in towns across every English region. Tell us where your branches are in the audit request form and we will look at your local competition.
Every client is an estate agent, letting agent, developer or commercial property firm, so we already understand instructions, valuations, portals and CRMs.
Reports focus on valuation requests, landlord enquiries and calls from search, because those are what pay for the work.
No one can guarantee a Google position. We agree milestones after the audit and show you the work done each month.
We write with the property rules that apply in England in mind, including Material Information in listings and the Renters’ Rights Act for lettings.
No bought links, fake reviews or doorway pages. Everything we build is something you would be happy for Google to inspect.
Content, profiles and accounts stay in your name, so the value we build stays with your agency.
Real estate SEO is the work of making an estate agency, letting agency or property business visible in Google for the searches its clients make, such as “estate agents in [town]”, “house valuation [area]” or “letting agents near me”. For agents in England it combines Google Business Profile optimisation, branch and area pages, technical fixes to property websites, useful local content and links from relevant local and property sites.
Yes, because the portals and your own website do different jobs. Portals bring buyers and tenants to your listings, but they rarely deliver the vendor and landlord enquiries that turn into instructions, and every lead depends on a subscription you do not control. SEO builds traffic to pages you own, such as valuation, branch and landlord pages, so a larger share of instructions comes to you directly.
Improvements to Google Business Profiles and obvious technical problems can show within weeks. Ranking branch and area pages in competitive towns usually takes several months of steady work, and cities such as London take longer than market towns. We agree realistic milestones after the audit rather than promising fixed rankings, because no one can guarantee a Google position.
Yes. We work with independent and multi-branch agencies anywhere in England, from city centres to market towns. You can see how we approach specific cities on our pages for London, Manchester and Birmingham.
In most cases, yes. Many agency websites run on platforms fed by CRMs such as Reapit, Alto or Street, or are built by specialist providers. We check what your platform lets you change, including page titles, URLs, area pages and schema, and work within those limits or brief your provider on changes they need to make.
Yes. We focus on estate and letting agencies in England, so every page we write reflects the lettings law, data sources and search habits your branches deal with, such as the Renters’ Rights Act 2025 and HM Land Registry sold prices.
Our plans cost £350, £500 or £800 a month depending on how many branches you run, and each starts with a free audit. Larger networks, developers and commercial firms receive a quote after the audit. Plans run month to month, so you are not tied into a long contract before you have seen results.