In 30 minutes, our performance marketing agency team will show you how to generate more listings, attract qualified buyers, and dominate the Greensboro, Winston-Salem, and High Point markets. No cost. No obligation.
We'll map the highest-opportunity neighborhoods and price points in your target area for maximum lead volume.
See how you stack up against top agents and teams in search rankings, ads, and online presence.
A prioritized plan showing which channels will generate the most seller inquiries and qualified buyer leads.
Realistic estimates on what it costs to generate listing appointments and buyer leads in your market.
Immediate changes to your Google Business Profile, website, and ads to start generating more calls.
"The strategy session revealed opportunities we were completely missing. Within 6 months we went from 3 listings a month to 8+, and our digital leads now account for 60% of our pipeline."
— Lisa M., Luxury Real Estate Agent, Greensboro NC
Avg. Listing Growth
Lower Cost Per Lead
Real Estate Campaigns
Takes 60 seconds. We'll follow up within 24 hours.
We'll analyze your current lead generation channels, review your competitive positioning in your target market, identify high-value listing and buyer lead opportunities, and build a custom growth roadmap.
None. You'll walk away with a clear, actionable plan whether you work with us or not.
30 minutes. We research your market, listings, and competitors beforehand so every minute delivers value.
Both. We work with solo agents doing $5M+ in annual volume, teams, and brokerages. Our strategies scale to your operation size.
Real estate is hyperlocal and highly competitive. We specialize in geo-targeted campaigns, neighborhood-level SEO, listing marketing, and conversion-optimized IDX strategies that generate seller and buyer leads.
Before a session we pull your current visibility for the searches that actually produce clients: neighborhood and subdivision names, "homes for sale in" queries for your farm area, and the agent and brokerage comparison searches buyers and sellers run late in their decision. We check where your site ranks, where your Google Business Profile ranks from different points in the market, and which portals are outranking you on your own listings.
We also look at how inquiries are handled after they arrive. In real estate the gap between a lead and an appointment is usually a response-time problem rather than a traffic problem. A Summerfield listing inquiry answered in three minutes and the same inquiry answered the next morning produce very different appointment rates, and no amount of additional advertising closes that gap.
Finally we look at the economics. An agent averaging a $420,000 sale price at a 2.5 percent commission earns roughly $10,500 per side. At a one-in-ten conversion from qualified lead to closing, a qualified lead is worth about $1,050, which is what tells us whether paid search, local search, listing marketing or referral systems is the right first investment for you.
The first ten minutes are about your business: transaction volume, the split between buyer and seller sides, which neighborhoods you want more of, and what your capacity actually is. There is no point building demand for listings you do not have the team to service.
The next ten minutes cover what we found. You will see the specific searches you are missing, the competitors capturing them, and where your local profile is losing to agents with more recent reviews or better-categorized listings. We name the gaps rather than describing them in general terms.
The last ten minutes are the plan: the two or three moves that would change your lead volume in the next ninety days, in the order we would do them, with rough costs. You keep that plan whether or not you hire us, and it is specific enough that another agency could execute it.
The first month is measurement and local foundations: call and form tracking so every inquiry is attributed, a Google Business Profile with correct service areas and categories, and a review request process that runs after every closing rather than in occasional bursts.
The second month is content and conversion. Neighborhood pages with real detail on price movement, inventory and what buyers ask about a specific area rank far better than a generic search page, and a seller valuation path that asks for two fields instead of eight roughly doubles completion in most accounts we take over.
The third month is amplification. With tracking in place and the conversion path fixed, paid search and paid social can be added against known numbers rather than guesses, and budget can follow the neighborhoods and price bands that are actually producing appointments.