Listing and location structure
Give developments, listings and genuine area information distinct purposes. Avoid a large set of near-identical location pages.
Property SEO
Connect property and location searches to accurate listings, useful area information and an enquiry that retains the property context.
Property information changes as inventory, terms and availability change. We review the relationships between listings, developments and location pages, and identify who keeps them current. The content should help a prospective buyer or tenant understand an actual offer rather than imply unavailable stock.
Explain the area and relevant context.
Present accurate listing information.
Keep the offer current.
Pass the property reference to the team.
Give developments, listings and genuine area information distinct purposes. Avoid a large set of near-identical location pages.
Review approved property details, images, terms and availability. Assign an owner for updates and withdrawn listings.
Connect forms and contact links to the property being discussed. Review useful enquiries and viewing requests separately.
Agree how sold, withdrawn or unavailable properties are handled on the site and in its navigation.
Use genuine locations and approved descriptions. Do not invent properties, offices or customer experiences to create more search pages.
Review listing types and location relationships.
Update useful pages and template behaviour.
Check availability updates and enquiry handoffs.
Only where there is a useful, accurate reason for the page and someone can maintain its information.
No. Search work depends on current property information and an effective response from the sales or leasing team.
Review the principles for useful, trustworthy website content.
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