Most “free audits” are a tool export with your logo dropped on the cover. This one is put together by a person who buys houses in Northeast Ohio, using your county's real search volume, your actual map pack position, and a crawl of the site you have now.
Tell us the counties you buy in. We'll do the rest.
A real estate SEO audit is a structured review of why a property business is or is not being found in Google by the people it wants as customers. For an investor, wholesaler or cash home buyer, that means four things: how much seller search demand actually exists in the counties you buy in, where you currently appear in the map pack and organic results for those searches, what is technically wrong with the site you have, and who is taking the traffic instead — plus the order in which those problems should be fixed.
A useful audit ends with decisions, not a list of findings. Ours is delivered as a prioritized build order: what to fix first, what can wait a quarter, and what to ignore entirely because it will not move a single contract in your market.
Six sections. Click through them — this is the layout you get back, with your own market's numbers in place of the sample bars.
Your starting position, recorded before anyone touches anything.
Checked individually for each city you buy in, on mobile, from that location.
A full crawl, triaged into what stops rankings and what merely annoys.
The two or three operators actually taking your market's seller traffic.
Every term scored on business value, ranking difficulty and current position.
The part most audits leave out: what to actually do, in what order.
The same list every time, so one market can be compared honestly against another.
Four steps. Nothing is installed, nothing is charged, and you can stop after step three.
Your site, the counties you buy in, and the cities that matter most. That is all we need to start.
Crawl, keyword pull, map pack checks city by city, competitor review, and the build order written up.
We go through the findings live so you can ask why. Recorded if you want to send it to your team.
Run it in house, hand it to your current agency, or ask what working together looks like. Your call entirely.
Because we take one operator per market, and we would rather spend three days finding out whether your county is worth building in than sell you an engagement that was never going to work. Roughly a third of the audits we run end with us telling someone their market volume does not justify the spend, or that their problem is speed to lead rather than rankings.
It is also the most honest sales tool we have. You get to see how we think, what we notice, and whether we tell you things you did not want to hear — before any money changes hands.
The six service lines behind every build, with deliverables and cadence.
The full playbook, free, with a 20-point self-audit you can take right now.
The flagship service page, with outcomes and market exclusivity terms.
What the build order produced on real investor accounts.

Your county's real seller search volume, your map pack position city by city, what is broken on the site you have, who is taking the traffic, and the order to fix it in. No card, no contract, no drip sequence.
One operator per market. Check if yours is open.