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Originally Posted by geoge01

Hi, I'm a real estate agent and I'm trying to get an SEO work for a real estate website. I have heard SEO guys are the person to talk for real estate sites.

Do you think I should go to them? They use link popularity services.

Any suggestion?


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Cheekyman, title description and alt image attributes will not scratch the surface of a real estate site (sorry). It might be ok for 'red widgets in sometown', but real estate is competitive.

Originally Posted by OldWelshGuy

Cheekyman, title description and alt image attributes will not scratch the surface of a real estate site (sorry). It might be ok for 'red widgets in sometown', but real estate is competitive.

Hi OldWelshGuy, I see you on the UKBF over the last couple of yrs.

Regarding Real Estate SEO, i find the same with travel SEO, it comes a bit slower than other businesses that we work on. Having said that, if we do a job for a new client and we haven't worked in that line of work before then we do research the business before hand, way before we start on the initial changes to the site.

Iain