Agent websites that rank for your name
For real estate agents I recommend the $1,000 website plus the listing search option (+$500). Listing search, an agent bio and a blog are what get your name to show up for “town + realtor” searches. A Korean-English switch is one button if you serve both communities.
What every agent site gets
- Listing search by address or city through an IDX service
- Buy and sell pages with a consultation form
- Your bio, license details and brokerage
- A local blog, which is where most search traffic comes from
- An optional Korean-English switch
What it looks like in practice
The site for Aiden Kim, a New Jersey agent, opens with a listing search box and includes a blog and an English-Korean switch. On Google Lighthouse (desktop) it scores 99 for performance and 100 for SEO.
Pricing
| Package | Price | Turnaround |
|---|---|---|
| 5 pages built around your bio and a contact form | $1,000 | 7 days |
| Options like listing search, blog or a second language | +$500 each | Quoted up front |
| Care after launch | $19 a month | First month free |
A site I built
Aiden Realty
Real estate · New Jersey
Visit site ↗Common questions
How does listing search work?
I connect an IDX service such as iHomefinder. The IDX fee is paid directly to that provider.
My brokerage already has a site. Do I need my own?
The brokerage site ranks for the brokerage name. To rank for your name and your towns, a personal site helps.
Can you write the blog posts?
Yes, monthly posts can be part of a care plan. Mention it when you inquire.