Below are some screen shots of our blogs from various clients.
These blogs are a mixture of city level topics as well as subdivision and community blogs.
What People are Saying
Don't just take our word for it, hear what clients and industry professionals are saying about Agent Content
Justin Landis Group
Ranked Top 1% for Closed Transactions by Real Trends
We've worked with the leadership of Agent Content for over a decade and they deliver on what they say they will do. Our organic traffic has grown 10x since implementing their content and strategies.
Jeff Burke & Associates
Over 2,000 Homes Sold
The Agent Content team knows the real estate niche inside and out. We couldn't be more pleased with the content and results we're seeing on our website. It's great to have a content partner and team that is purely focused on the real estate vertical.
The Matt Ward Group
Generating over 200+ Organic Leads Monthly
As the co-founder of Agent Content, I'm obviously biased in how I feel. But, we started Agent Content because of the incredible results we were seeing with this strategy in our real estate team. The great thing about the organic traffic and leads is that I could shut off all my marketing channels and they would keep feeding our team leads, calls, and transactions day after day.
We provide SEO consulting and content to some of the top companies in almost every vertical. We've really enjoyed collaborating with the team at Agent Content on our mutual real estate clients. Their content portfolio really is a great fit for the real estate niche and a great addition to any existing SEO strategy.
Frequently Asked Questions
Below are several frequently asked questions about our service, Google, and SEO in general.
Agent Content offers blog writing services tailored for real estate agents and brokers, delivering 10 SEO-optimized, 2,000+ word articles monthly to enhance website content and organic traffic.
We staff our writers based on the number of active subscriptions we have to Agent Content. Having a 60 day cancellation policy better helps us plan staff capacity in order to provide the best service possible to our clients.
No. We have chosen to stay 100% focused on the real estate niche. By focusing all of our efforts on the real estate market, we can continue to innovate and create real estate specific content strategies and services.
Google neither likes nor dislikes AI generated content. Google’s primary objective is to provide content that is helpful and liked by readers. If readers spend time consuming and interacting with content then Google sees that content as helpful and will reward that content with rankings. What Google doesn’t want is for people to spam Google with content in order to try and manipulate the search rankings. But, trust me, Google will not be taken advantage of in any capacity. The indexing and tracking mechanisms of Google are very sophisticated. Google just wants websites and writers to create useful and engaging content. See below for quote from their search policy website.
This is different from site to site, but typically Google will index content within a few weeks. Brand new websites that are not established content providers may take longer. Once content is indexed in Google it will start to add keywords to that content. Each keyword or phrase may rank at different levels for the same content. Over time as the site grows in authority and Google sees that readers engage and interact with the content, then it will rank that content higher and higher until it will find an equilibrium with similar content that ranks for the same keyword.
Google ranks blog content based on factors like relevance to search queries, content quality, mobile-friendliness, page speed, keyword optimization, backlinks, user experience, and domain authority.
New content can take anywhere from a few weeks to several months to rank, depending on factors like competition, domain authority, and how well the content aligns with search intent. This also greatly depends on if Google sees your site as an established content provider.
Keyword density is the percentage of times a keyword appears in the content relative to the total word count. While there’s no fixed ideal, overusing keywords (keyword stuffing) can hurt rankings. A natural, user-friendly integration is best. We aim to implement a natural keyword density while also keeping the article informative and engaging for the user.
Relevant images improve user experience and engagement. Alt text helps Google understand the image content and improves accessibility, contributing positively to SEO.
