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SEO for Real Estate and Land-Related Websites
Let LandHub Put Your Website on Top!
Your real estate website’s placement on the first page of Google and other search engines is becoming increasingly imperative and competitive. More and more people are discovering the power of both organic results and AdWords, especially in the real estate industry.
How are you taking advantage of internet marketing?
If you’re serious about developing a strong online presence, LandHub can help you develop the strategy.
One of the first steps we take in building our clients’ online brand is to improve their real estate website’s search engine optimization in order to grow their organic search traffic. This takes a combination of things, including: keyword analysis and placement, crawler-friendly code, link building, site map submission, and content development.
The LandHub Console™ gives our clients a major advantage over their competitors, as it enables us to provide affordable websites that are built using Internet standards, practices search engine optimization fundamentals, and makes it easy to monitor and maintain optimal search performance.
If you’re unable to have a site built on The LandHub Console™, you’re not out of luck! We provide search engine optimization consultation, in which we’ll analyze your website, document problem areas, and suggest to you where to make improvements.
Until recently, rural and recreational real estate agents were under the impression that the only way to garner traffic was to capitalize on the traffic of national online listing websites, such as Landflip, Lands of America, and North American Land Network. LandHub is quickly changing this philosophy, and empowering land agents with the technology needed to compete. With search growing increasingly localized – and real estate already being more local than anything – Google and other search engines are beginning to see local real estate companies as more relevant than the larger listing sites. If you play by the rules and know what the search engines are looking for, you too can experience the success that our clients have!
LandandGame.com
LandandGame.com has dominated Iowa hunting land-related searches for months now.
“Iowa Hunting Land For Sale”
“Iowa Land For Sale”
Even omitting “hunting” (which is LandandGame.com’s focus), LandandGame.com still gives the national sites a run for their money. It’s all about dominating your geographic region, and LandHub can help you do that.
Mississippi Land Company
Mississippi Land Company is experiencing similar success in search results, thanks to LandHub.com. (Notice all of the paid results to the right, indicating the desirability of this particular search phrase.)
Land-Related, Non-Real Estate Websites
We can even help out non-real estate, but land-related sites. In January, we provided search engine optimization consulting services to Edward Fort Nurseries. In just weeks they experienced significant growth in organic search traffic. Here’s what they had to say:
“We have received 21 online orders in the last month and the month previous to that we received 6.”
LandHub Console™ Blog Module
Blogging is also key to your search engine optimization strategy. Focusing entirely on the most obvious terms isn’t always the most efficient way to generate quality traffic. Many times, visitors end up finding your site through obscure terms, often mentioned in blog posts. Maintaining your blog on a consistent basis is the most effective way to keep your content fresh and relevant, resulting in traffic growth. Below you’ll see that our client Greenwood Springs Plantation appeared fourth for a very broad term (“Continental Pheasant Hunt”), despite it being a short post regarding an upcoming event.
