Real Estate

Your agency online — branches, listings and the valuation that starts everything.

Estate agency runs on one enquiry above all others — the valuation request — and on branches whose details quietly stop matching each other. Siteleon holds each branch as a record: its hours, its direct number, its people, the areas it covers and the fees it quotes. Change one and every page, contact block and listing that states it changes with it. Vendor enquiries and applicant registrations are kept apart, because only one of them pays your fee.

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“Vendors do not fill in a form to buy a house, they fill one in to find out what theirs is worth. Our three branches each ended up with their own page, their own number and their own opening hours, and two of them are wrong. The area guides were written by an agency that never sold a house here.”

Illustrative of the trade, not a customer quote.

For agencies measured in valuation requests, branch by branch.

The pages a real estate site actually needs

Sell Your Home
Book a Valuation
Lettings & Landlords
Our Branches
Areas We Cover
Our Fees

Siteleon proposes this structure from what you tell it about the business, then you change whatever it got wrong before anything is built on it.

What matters here

What is different about real estate.

The valuation request is the enquiry that pays

Applicants register and vendors ask what their house is worth, and those two should never sit in one number. Siteleon separates them in the customer record and attributes every valuation request to its branch, its area and the page that produced it. The kind of line you see is: eleven valuation requests this month, seven from the area guides and four from paid search.

Branch facts drift apart and cost calls

Saturday hours, negotiator names, direct numbers and fee bands are held per branch and stated once. Adding a branch builds its pages, its contact details and its local structured data from that same record instead of a copied template. When a detail is present for two branches and missing for the third, Siteleon raises it.

Area pages should know your own stock

Area and street guides are worth having only if they say something you actually know. Siteleon assembles them from your coverage facts and, where it is connected, your own listing and sold data, then refreshes them as the stock turns over. It will not invent market claims to fill a page.

Multi-locationChange a Saturday closing time once — every local page already says so.

Industries

Other trades.

HVACFor commercial and domestic HVAC firms that run on callouts, contracts and coverage.ConstructionFor contractors whose next job is decided before anyone picks up the phone.ConsultingFor consultancies sold on judgement, where most enquiries arrive already warm.AccountingFor practices with two busy seasons and clients who stay for a decade.LegalFor firms where one enquiry becomes a matter, and a matter runs for years.Real EstateFor agencies measured in valuation requests, branch by branch.HospitalityFor hotels and venues where the direct booking is the margin.RestaurantsFor restaurants chosen in under a minute on somebody's phone.AutomotiveFor garages, bodyshops and dealers whose customers are either due or gone.Healthcare BusinessesFor clinics and practices — the business side of being found and booked.Home ServicesFor trades where the job goes to whoever answers first and looks legitimate.TechnologyFor software and IT companies whose buyers read everything and fill in nothing.

Your business online. Built to adapt.

Start with the site you already have, or create something new. Siteleon helps you build it, understand it and keep improving it as the business changes.

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