5 Basic Tips to Optimize Every Page of Your Real Estate Site
How much time and money do you want to spend on optimizing your real estate site for the search engines? If your answer is “not much”. then you should at least review the 5 tips below for every page of your website and give them all an opportunity to reach a respectable rank on the search engines.
Yes, I said every page. Optimizing only your home page would be a little like the tourism council of NSW only promoting the Sydney harbor bridge, bringing visitors to it directly from the airport, and after a quick visit and a photo-taking them straight back so they can catch the next flight home.
Every page of your real estate site has unique content and must be optimized accordingly. Take a little time and make some notes on every page to establish what the theme is. The theme will become the unique title for that page.
So here are 5 tips to optimizing every page of your real estate site.
Yes, I said every page. Optimizing only your home page would be a little like the tourism council of NSW only promoting the Sydney harbor bridge, bringing visitors to it directly from the airport, and after a quick visit and a photo-taking them straight back so they can catch the next flight home.
Every page of your real estate site has unique content and must be optimized accordingly. Take a little time and make some notes on every page to establish what the theme is. The theme will become the unique title for that page.
So here are 5 tips to optimizing every page of your real estate site.
- Page Title - Create a unique page title for your webpage incorporating the pages theme and other relevant keywords. Ensure that every page has a unique page title.
- Title Tags – Every page should include a visual title (different to page title). This title can be a duplicate of your page title and must be visual. This title should be wrapped in <h1>Title</h1> tags to let search engine spiders know that this title displays the relevance of the page.
- Descriptive text – Every page must include at least a brief description of its content. I would never publish a page that has images only. Search engines love text and this is what’s used to determine relevance and rank.
- Internal Links – Ensure that every page includes links to other prominent pages of your site. If you use a CMS like WordPress there are many “breadcrumb” style plugins that you can use too. These are great for internal linking and allow search engines to review your site with ease.
- External Links – Use keywords, relevant to the theme of each page as anchor text to link back from other websites.

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