Real talk, real estate agents: whenās the last time you actually considered how people are finding you online? If you think organic SEO is enough to bring in leads, youāre living in 2015. The game has changed, and thereās a MASSIVE free lead source most agents overlook. Spoiler: itās Google My Business (GMB).
Hereās why GMB is non-negotiable for serious agents who want to DOMINATE their local market:
āØ GMB Listings Show Up Above Organic Search Results
- Your competition might be sitting on Page 1, but GMB results come up even higher. Thatās prime real estate (pun intended).
āØ People Trust What They Can See!
- When potential buyers or sellers search for services online, the first thing theyāre checking? Reviews. They trust those GMB profiles with all the details laid out: address, phone number, and reviews at a glance.
āØ Free Traffic & Leads
- Letās cut to the chaseāGMB is free. Set it up, optimize it, and boomāyouāve got an evergreen lead funnel that never sleeps. Why leave those easy leads for your competition?
āØ Boost Your Entire Online Presence
- A strong GMB page can even support your paid ad results and organic traffic. Itās like having an additional, powerful marketing tool that ties into your existing strategies.
Now, most agents never set one up. Donāt be like most agents. Weāve just added some š„ new modules inside our Rapid Launch Stack showing you step-by-step how to leverage GMB to flood your business with leads.
š ļø Hereās Whatās Inside the New GMB Masterclass:
- šÆ Google My Business: Introduction
- š§ Google My Business: Set-Up (Part 1 & Part 2)
- š GMB Optimization & Daily Management
- ā Generating Google Reviews Like a Pro
And thatās just scratching the surface. The reality is simple: if youāre not using GMB to get FREE, hyper-local leads, youāre leaving $$$ on the table.
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For just $150, you can unlock instant access to the entire GMB training, plus everything else in the Rapid Launch Stack. Start generating leads within days, not months.