An agency website built for appraisal requests, live this week.

What vendors and landlords check before choosing an agent

Owners thinking of selling or leasing look at how you present: your recent work, how well you know their street, how you communicate and how you charge. They rarely ring three agents to ask. A site that explains your process, from appraisal to settlement or from listing to lease, and invites an appraisal request in two taps does that work for you.

Sales and property management, side by side

Sales clients and landlords want different things. Sellers want to understand your campaign process; landlords want to know how your fees work, how you screen tenants, how often you inspect and how quickly rent is paid. The site gives property management its own section, so a landlord never has to read past sales material to find it.

Licence details and honest claims

Your agency licence number, the licensee in charge and the licensing state are required before the site goes live. We do not write “record price” or “number one agent” claims, and price guides come only from your own listings, never from us.

Suburb knowledge, from your real sales

Growth + Local SEO Pro adds three local suburb pages, written about the suburbs you actually work, using the sales you supply.

Before you start: what to have ready

• Licence details. Agency licence number, licensee in charge and licensing state.
• Your suburbs. The areas where you list and manage the most property.
• Portal links. Your agency pages on the listing portals you use.
• Team photos and profiles. Each agent and property manager, with their role and direct contact.

Getting found for “real estate agent” plus your suburb

Owners search for an agent with their suburb, and Google Maps shows agencies with complete Google Business Profiles first. Your website supports that with your suburbs, your services and your office details as text, and a clear appraisal page to link to. We set up the structure; no ranking is promised.