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Agents, brokers, and developers need a different playbook — not the same funnel every other agency runs. We generate qualified buyer and seller leads using Meta, Google, SEO, and CRO built around how real estate buyers actually think.
High CPL on Meta — — unqualified leads who fill forms and ghost agents
Google Ads disapprovals — — Fair Housing violations without knowing why
Zero SEO — — no organic traffic despite years of operation
Long sales cycle with no nurture — — leads go cold during the 3–12 month journey
Not in the Map Pack — — competitors show up, you don't
Meta's Special Ads Category for Housing restricts demographic and ZIP-code targeting. Most agencies get accounts flagged. We set this up correctly every time — it changes the strategy, not the results.
Compliance firstReal estate buyers take 3–12 months to close. Agencies optimizing for CPL miss the point. We build CRM flows, email sequences, and SMS nurture that keeps you front-of-mind through the full buyer journey.
Full funnel builtPeople don't buy "a house." They buy a specific property in a specific neighborhood. Neighborhood landing pages, GBP, Map Pack — ranking for the right local terms drives more qualified traffic than any broad city keyword.
Neighborhood-levelAd account, tracking, site, GBP. Flag Fair Housing issues before accounts get banned.
Map full funnel: cold traffic → lead → nurture → appointment → close. Decide channel mix.
Campaigns launched. Technical SEO deployed. GBP optimized. Nurture sequences active in CRM.
Track appointments booked — not just lead volume. Rankings reviewed. Scale what works.
If you've tried Facebook ads for real estate leads, you've probably hit one of two outcomes: account flagged for Fair Housing violations, or 200 leads at $4 each that never pick up the phone. Both fail for the same reason — the agency didn't understand real estate marketing.
Real estate digital marketing has three constraints most agencies ignore: Fair Housing compliance, a 3–12 month buyer decision cycle, and the hyper-local nature of the product. Miss any one of them and you're burning budget.
Meta's Special Ads Category for Housing means no age, gender, ZIP radius, or demographic targeting. Lookalike audiences use a Special Ad Audience instead. Fail to set this up and your account gets restricted — often permanently. Working within these constraints changes the strategy: behavioral interest targeting, life-transition creative, and high-intent landing pages beat demographic targeting anyway.
Searches like "homes for sale in [neighborhood]" and "real estate agent [city]" convert at far higher rates than social traffic. The problem: $8–$25 CPC in most markets, and Google broad match will burn budget on irrelevant searches without exact-match campaigns and a tight negative keyword list maintained weekly.
Neighborhood landing pages are the most defensible SEO play in real estate. A brokerage that ranks for "homes for sale in Williamsburg Brooklyn" generates consistent inbound at zero marginal cost — unlike ads that stop the moment budget stops. Building that requires genuine neighborhood content, GBP optimization, consistent local citations, and buyer-intent articles (market reports, neighborhood guides, school district comparisons).
Average real estate buyer takes 10+ weeks from first search to first agent contact — and another 8–12 weeks to close. A single follow-up call is not a strategy. We build email and SMS nurture sequences, market update broadcasts, and CRM automation (GHL or Follow Up Boss) that keeps you front-of-mind for the full duration of the buyer journey. Related: Local Service Marketing · Ecommerce Marketing · New York · Miami
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