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SEO for estate agents
Help sellers and landlords find your agency when they are choosing who to instruct.
Free initial review. No obligation.
We are based in Wimbledon and work with businesses across London and the UK.
The work we can help with
Focus on agency services and instructions
Plan for sellers and landlords alongside the people browsing your property listings.
01
Valuation enquiries
Help owners understand your valuation service and how to request the next step.
02
Sales and lettings
Explain the agency services you want to grow, including property management where offered.
03
Branch visibility
Give each actual branch accurate information about its team, services and local market.
Free visibility audit
Review how owners find your agency
Start with a free review focused on the services and locations you want to promote.
Agency service pages
We look at how the website serves sellers and landlords, alongside its property listings.
Local information
We review the public information about your branches and the areas they cover.
Valuation requests
We check how an owner reaches a valuation or landlord enquiry and what the first form asks for.
We review your website and public search presence, then explain what deserves attention first. If further work would help, we can discuss the scope with you. There is no obligation to continue.
Tell us about your business
Request your free audit
Share your website and the work you want to attract.
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Our approach
How we can improve your search presence
Explore the approach for your business. Each section explains the work and the information we would need from you.
Start with the instructions you want
A property listing and a valuation page serve different needs. Altaonix helps estate agents plan search visibility for the agency services they want to grow, including sales, lettings and property management where offered.
Searches from buyers and tenants can bring people to your listings. Sellers and landlords also need to find your agency when they are comparing who should handle their property.
We discuss which side of the business needs attention. That decision guides the service pages, locations and enquiries we prioritise. A rise in listing visits should not be mistaken for an increase in valuation requests.
Give each agency service a useful page
Residential sales
Explain how you help an owner sell, which areas you cover and what happens after a valuation request. Your team supplies the details of the service, fees and process that can be published.
Lettings and property management
Landlords need to understand which parts of letting or managing a property you handle. We separate those services where the distinction helps an owner choose the right enquiry.
Valuation enquiries
A valuation page should explain the type of valuation offered and the next step. We review the form so it collects useful property and contact details without making the first request unnecessarily long.
Explain your branches and local market
An actual branch needs accurate contact details, opening arrangements and a useful explanation of the areas and services it covers. Area information can help owners assess your local knowledge when it is specific and kept up to date.
We review the relationship between those pages and your Google Business Profile information. Adding a place name to a page does not establish a branch there or guarantee visibility across that area.
Help owners assess the agency
Your team, service explanation and approved evidence should be easy to find near the point where an owner is deciding whether to contact you. We can organise that material and improve the route to a valuation or landlord enquiry.
We also review the technical setup around listings and service pages. Expired listings, duplicated property URLs and an unclear navigation structure can need different treatment; we assess the current setup before recommending changes.
Measure service enquiries alongside listing visits
We agree which services and locations to monitor. Where tracking and your intake feedback allow, reporting can distinguish valuation requests, landlord enquiries and other contacts from general listing traffic.
If your records connect an enquiry to an instruction, that adds useful context. We explain what the available data can show and where that connection has not been measured.
Can you focus on valuations rather than property views
Yes. We can prioritise the pages and searches relevant to sellers or landlords. Reporting should distinguish those enquiries from visits to individual listings where the data allows it.
Can you work with our existing property website
We first review the website, the access available and any limits imposed by its platform or listing system. That determines what can be improved within the current setup and whether other work is needed.
What if we have several branches
We can plan pages and information for actual branches, accounting for their services and coverage. We also review how branch pages connect to the wider agency website.
Can you guarantee more instructions
No. Search performance and the decision to instruct depend on factors beyond the website. We agree the work, monitor relevant enquiries and use your feedback to assess their quality.
Free visibility audit
Discuss your agency’s search priorities
Share your website, branch locations and the services you want to grow. A free visibility audit can identify what to review first.