You give us the facts. We do the writing, the markup, the publishing, and the maintenance. Here is exactly what happens and what you get.
One intake form: your market and neighborhoods, specialties, languages, typical price range, licence details, and the kind of client you do your best work with. If you already have a bio you like, send it — we’ll work from it.
We write your profile page, then publish it with a RealEstateAgent schema.org record and register it in the sitemap, robots.txt, and llms.txt. You approve it before it goes live.
Buyers find you by browsing and filtering the directory, through ordinary search, and increasingly through an assistant that names you directly. Inquiries go to your inbox.
Not a buzzword. Four concrete, checkable things that most agent pages are missing.
Your specialty, service area, languages, and price band are published as explicit fields in a schema.org RealEstateAgent record. An assistant does not have to infer them from a paragraph — and so it does not get them wrong.
llms.txt that names youA plain-text index written for AI crawlers, listing every agent profile and what it covers. It is the difference between a crawler guessing at your site and being handed a map of it.
One authoritative page per agent, one canonical URL, no duplicates competing with each other. Consistency is what earns a model’s confidence — and confidence is what earns the citation.
We publish the questions buyers actually type — “which Denver neighborhoods work on a $500k budget?” — answered under your name. Question-shaped content is what answer engines reach for.