This is a paid review.

Tradewinds Realty provides specializes in Nova Scotia real estate.

They currently sit at #1 on the Google SERPs for "nova scotia real estate", and #4 for "halifax nova scotia real estate", and #1 for "nova scotia canada real estate", which are 1, 2, and 3 on the list of popular search terms for these keywords.

But Nova Scotia is a big place, and I'm guessing potential home buyers conduct their searches more locally. So I left out the words "nova scotia" and just Googled stuff like, "halifax real estate" or "lunenburg real estate" or "yarmouth real estate".

I found that Tradewinds' website did not appear for the "halifax" or "yarmouth" searches, but it did show up at #1 for the "lunenburg" search. Then I noticed that Tradewinds' homepage has the word "lunenburg" on it. That may explain why it appears on Google for that search.

Tradewinds does indeed have dedicated pages for these community-oriented searches, but those pages are two clicks away from the homepage (clicking on the "Our Properties" link). I'd recommend adding links for 10 of its most popular community pages to its homepage, to help boost their appearance on Google. These links can be indented below the Our Properties link.

Their individual community pages can be enhanced as well. For example, take a look at their Halifax real estate page.

The TITLE tag should say, "Halifax Real Estate Listings", instead it just says, "Properties by Area: Halifax". Adding the words, "real estate" to the TITLE tag should help it rank better on Google for local searches.

Tradewinds can help its community pages even more by adding the words "real estate" to the query string in the URL. In the case the URL of their Halifax page is as follows...

http://www.tradewindsrealty.com/cgi-bin/listings.cgi?area=Halifax%20&%20Area

I'd recommend renaming "Halifax & Area" in the query string to "Halifax Area Real Estate". Add "Real Estate" to the query string to all community pages. This will help it rank higher on Google for these specific searches.

While the META keywords and description tag is present on the homepage, it's missing from the community pages. Adding unique META tags for each community page, will help those pages rank higher on Google.

Each property featured on Tradewinds' website has its own dedicated URL. This is good. But each page is not well optimized. For example, here is a home for sale named, "Simply Enchanting".

If someone were searching Google for the phrase, "simply enchanting halifax" this property shows up at #2. But who in heck searches for that?

I recommend using more relevant keywords to name each property page. Instead of "Simply Enchanting", call it "South Halifax Home for Sale". If you have two or more homes in South Halifax, variate the names: "South Halifax House for Sale", or "South Halifax Charming Property", etc.

On a usability standpoint, Tradewinds' website removed the underline on their links. I recommend keeping the underlines on links. People tend to click on links more often when they see the underlines.

Another usability tip is that right now the homepage has the following welcome message, "Welcome to SeaNovaScotia.com". This is confusing on a real estate website. It should instead say, "Welcome to Tradewinds Realty, Inc.", with a sub-phrase of "Nova Scotia Real Estate Services". That will encourage potential clients to stay on the website.

Another thing on the homepage, use photos of homes. Right now, the homepage randomly displays images of Nova Scotia's landscape, making it feel more like a vacation and travel website.

Tradewind's "Nova Scotia Real Estate Blog" is hosted on the same domain name, which is a great way to host a blog. It helps disperse PageRank to the whole website. But the blog is poorly updated. The last article is from a year ago. To make a blog work for you, it has to be kept current. Post a minimum of three new articles per week.

On the blog itself, Tradewinds' should have links on the sidebar to its key real estate pages, such as its community pages (Halifax Properties, Lunenburg Properties, etc.). Doing this will disperse more PageRank value into those pages.

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RealBird Inc., a technology company that integrates Google Maps with MLS data on agent websites, issued a press release today naming Keith Bird's website, as generating the most MLS searches of all the company's subscribers...

RealBird, Inc., a leading supplier of MLS search solutions and single property websites for real estate, announced today that Keith Byrd, a Century 21 REALTOR® in San Luis Obispo County, California, generated more MLS searches through his website than any of their other agent subscribers nationwide. Keith's interactive MLS Search Map was accessed by over 225,000 unique visitors in the first 11 months of 2007 resulting in over 625,000 MLS searches.

That translates to about 681 unique visitors per day.

So, I decided to do some investigating on Keith's website, "slocountyhomes.com" to see where all the traffic is coming from.

1. Keith's website does fairly well at optimizing on Google for the "san luis obispo homes" phrase, showing up at #5. It also shows up #10 for "san luis obispo real estate". Not stellar, but good.

2. Better yet, he's getting #1 for the "slo" variations. He's #1 for "slo homes" and "slo real estate". San Luis Obispo happens to one of those communities (like Los Angeles), that people often refer to by their initials.

3. His blog is awesome. First of all, he's been writing it since 2004. Second, he's writes it everyday. This translates into hundreds, perhaps a thousand, unique URLs (permalink pages) that he's seeding into Google. Each one of those pages will rank #1 for something. Therefore, the more pages he creates, the more visitors he captures from Google.

4. His blog links to his MLS searches. On the side bar, he has several community links, and each one points to a page on his own website.

5. Backlinks. Actually, Keith doesn't have that many. Which shows that backlinks aren't everything. Though he just picked up a new backlink from me!

I credit his website success first to his domain name, "slocountyhomes.com". It contains two of his most important keywords, "slo" and "homes".

The domain name is the reason why his blog works so well (http://www.slocountyhomes.com/real_estate_weblog.htm). With "slo" and "homes" in the domain, each article adds several unique keywords to it's URL, creating hundreds or thousands of keyword variations on SLO homes. The effect is that anyone searching for ANY variation of SLO homes, will find one of Keith's pages.

Keith is hosting his blog on his agent website (on the same domain name). This is a great way to host a blog. In my previous article "Hosting a Real Estate Blog", I said to host it on its own unique domain name, so that you can also get the backlink benefits. While Keith won't get that, he seems to be doing great with it by virtue of the "slo" and "homes" keywords in his agent website domain.

It goes on to show the power of the blog. It worked for Keith because he's been writing it for years, and still blogs everyday. As I have stated before, Google loves blogs. So blog often, everyday, and keep on doing it, just like Keith.

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This is a paid review.

Aloha Whistler Accomodations is the name of an accomodations broker that provides condos and chalets for skiers travelling to Whistler, BC. Their website is called, "Whistler Accomodations", and is where tourists can go to book accomodations.

Ahola's website has been online as far back as January 1999, according to the Wayback Machine, so they've had quite a bit of time to make improvements. The company itself has actually been in the business of providing accomodations to Whistler tourists for the past 27 years.

A look at their on-site SEO efforts and website design shows that they've done quite a bit...

• They've made heavy use of the "whistler" and "accomodations" keywords.



• They utilized tabbed navigation at the top of the page, which most usability experts agree is the most easiest form navigation for website users.



• They've made their telephone contact easily visible in a red side panel.



• They've even embedded a Whistler news blog into their website, which I've said before is best way to use a blog as a marketing tool.

But there are still a few improvements they can make. Here are my suggestions...

• They haven't used the "canada" or "british columbia" keywords on page. Google's keyword tool shows that such phrases as "whistler bc", "whistler british columbia" and "whistler canada" all have average search volumes. While the company has used these words in the META tag, they need to place them "on page", that is, within the readable text. Whereever they print the word "Whistler" replace it with "Whistler BC" or "Whistler British Columbia". It carries a lot of weight when keywords are actually being used on page.



• The Home page is too static. Add a "What's New" section below that displays the first paragraph from their last three blog posts. Note that Aloha is already doing something like this, but are instead only showing headlines, and they've done this through Javascript (via Feedburner). Unfortunately, Javascript is not indexed by Google, and as a result, Google sees the homepage as totally unchanged. Instead, deliver these headlines and paragraphs through some kind of server-side scripting, like PHP or ASP, so that Google can detect it, and consider the homepage as being constantly updated. This will result in higher search engine rankings.



• Add the word "whistler" to all the filenames. For example, their Accomodations page has this filename, "accomodations.php". Instead use this, "whistler-accomodations.php". This will give you a little better search engine ranking. Use it on all pages.



• Create pages for all popular "whistler" keyphrases, and link these pages through a "Resources" or "Site Map" page. Other phrases that Google's keyword tool shows as having average search volume, "ski whistler canada", "whistler blackcomb", "whistler condos", "whistler packages", "whistler hotels", "whistler lodging", "whistler ski resort", "whistler vacation", "whistler weather". Aloha should create a page optimized for each of these phrases. This will have the effect of casting a wider fishing net to capture more clients.

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Listed below are paid reviews that I have written for various real estate companies. These are reviews of their websites. Some have asked me only to describe their websites, while others have asked for tips on SEO, design, and usability.

If you'd like me to review your website, and have it published here, visit my page "Purchase a Paid Review from Me".

• Trade Winds Realty - Dec 13, 2007


• Aloha Whistler - Nov 13, 2007


• My Moving Quote - May 16, 2007


• Automated Homefinder - Mar 2, 2007


• Texas Gulf Coast Online - Feb 13, 2007


• My Reno Real Estate - Nov 26, 2006


• Hightower Realty - Nov 22, 2006

Here are some reviews that I've done for free..

• How Does Keith Byrd Get 681 Visitors Per Day? - Dec 3, 2007

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This is a sponsored post.

Everyone is using the Internet these days when in the market for a new home. From finding a realtor, to searching listings to even finding a mortgage, there is a plethora of websites available to assist in the whole process. But what many fail to take into account is planning for the move itself. You've found your dream home online, signed papers for your mortgage and the moving day has been set! That's where mymovingquote.com comes into the picture.

My Moving Quote is a website that covers the entire moving process including local, long distance, and international moving companies, truck rentals, auto transport and storage. The website offers tips and information to help you plan your move as well as a free quote tool. All the user has to do is complete one simple form and a representative from a moving company will contact you with a quote within hours.

Strong Points...

• When you Google the term "moving quote" My Moving Quote ranks number 14 on the search results.
• Form to get "free quote" is at top of home page, which makes it very easy to find. The point of a visitor coming to this site is to get quotes for a move, the other information is nice but not necessary.
• After entering the information about your move, you are taken to a page where you can see the movers that are available for that specific type of service as well as their license numbers and can select a specific mover that you see or get quotes from all of them. This made me feel better that I wouldn't get tons of calls from random movers (unless that is what I want). Seeing the license numbers upfront and information about the company gives the visitor an opportunity to check out the company BEFORE they get a phone call from them.

Weak Points...

• The calendar option to select the service date does not work like I expected it to. All of the dates are crossed out and you cannot select a date directly from the calendar. You can look at it to reference the date, but then have to select the date from the drop down menus.
• Some of the navigation menus on the left are not consistent from page to page. This is not very professional looking and is frustrating to the user when the link you are looking for isn't there because the menu changed from one page to the next.

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Selling a house? There is more to worry about than if your house is tidy and smells nice when prospective buyers come to your open house. Depending on your photos that are included in your online listing, buyers may never stop in to see just how great your house really is. The buyer's first impression used to be made when they drove by or stopped into your open house. It is now made when home seekers look at photos and virtual tours online and homes are eliminated from the running from the computer screen.

To effectively attract the attention of buyers, a house must look good in internet photos. In order for a house to look good in photos, it must be properly prepared or 'staged'. In comes the Do-It-Yourself Home Staging Kit by DesignStyleTaste. This kit helps people learn how to stage their house so it looks great in photos and will attract potential Buyers.

"I saw a photo on an internet listing where two dogs were fighting in the front yard. Would I want to visit that house in person? Absolutely not...I might get attacked! Unfortunately, a lot of Sellers don't understand the power of the internet. Internet photos will either attract or repel a Buyer, making or breaking a sales opportunity for the Seller."

~Bonnie Dell of DesignStyleTaste.com

A majority of buyers start shopping for a house on the internet first before dealing with any Realtor. If a house meets the buyer's requirements and looks good in the internet photos, chances are good the buyer will want to preview the house in person. If a house looks awful, or dangerous as in the case of the fighting dogs, buyers won't waste their time. There are plenty of other photos of homes that look better and they'll be clicking to those.

The objective of house photos on an internet listing is to promote the features of the house, not the stuff in it. Since Internet photos can be unforgiving, houses for sale should always be staged before they are photographed in order to give potential buyers a favorable first impression and tempt them to call the Realtor to arrange a personal viewing.

Home Staging puts the house in showcase and move-in condition. Staging helps a Buyer see and appreciate the architectural features, space and decorating possibilities of a house so it appeals to the broadest range of potential Buyers. On average, a Staged House spends 50% less time on the market and increases the sale price by 6.9% over an unstaged house.

Toronto design firm, DesignStyleTaste.com, wrote the "Do-It-Yourself Home Staging Kit" for those who want to understand why and how home staging works. It will help them whether they want to do the work themselves or work with a Professional Stager. The Home Staging Kit also helps the Sellers get more organized and gives them a sense of control and confidence, relieving stress. The Kit helps the Seller maximize the value of their house for a potentially faster sale and a higher price.

The Do-It-Yourself Home Staging Kit can be purchased at www.Home-Staging-Kit.com in e-book format for $34.95.

10% of the purchase price of the Do-It-Yourself Home Staging Kit will be donated to DesignStyleTaste's "Kids Helping Kids". This is a program to raise funds for Our Lady's Missionaries, www.OurLadysMissionaries.ca an international community of women who have devoted their lives to service, by sharing life with the poor and least privileged.

DesignStyleTaste.com is a design firm helping Homeowners achieve a more comfortable and enjoyable environment in their home whether to live in it, entertain in it, or sell it. DesignStyleTaste.com has helped Homeowners and Realtors sell over $35 million in real estate in the last three years. DesignStyleTaste.com is an extension of Millennium Dimensions Inc established in 1987 by Bonnie Dell and Marty MacPhail.

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Lead generation sites are very popular with real estate and mortgage brokers. And with so many of these sites collecting leads there are naturally effective sites and ineffective sites.

Automated Homefinder seems to be a well designed lead generation site for Benchmark Realty of Boulder County, Colorado. It offers property listings for such keyphrases like, "Boulder Real Estate", "Colorado Real Estate" and "Denver Real Estate".

Upon the initial visit to its homepage, I find my eyes wandering all over the page, mainly because there's lots of text from the top of the page to the bottom. However, my eyes do tend to settle at the bullet points at the top of the page, which happen to describe the purpose of the site. On the other hand, my computer monitor has a large 19" screen; it's likely that smaller screens will display less text and won't present any problems.

The five bullet points on the homepage are very effective in summarizing the purpose of the site, and each bullet point offers few words for easier reading.

I also like the "Search Now" button immediately below the bullet points. I find myself wanting to click it. Now, I'm not in the market for buying a home, but I imagine if anyone is wanting property in Colorado, it'll do really well.

Clicking the "Search Now" button takes you through a series of fill-in-blank forms, typical of most lead generation sites.

Strong Points...

• Well designed homepage, drawing visitor's eyes to the start point of the lead generation form. Could be improved, however. See "Weak Points".



• The homepage is clean, with no clutter. A big problem with many sites is having too many features packed on the homepage, causing confusion with visitors on what the site is supposed to offer.



• The website seems to rank well on Google for the key phrase, "Colorado Real Estate", showing up on the first page of results (at #9).

Weak Points...

• While the homepage is well designed, I'd make it better by changing the text below the "Search Now" button to a blog. Because the nature of blogs is to present new content on regular basis, search engines tend to reindex them more frequently than static content. You don't have to publish a new article every day, you could just do it once a month. That's still enough to keep your website indexed more frequently, and it gives visitors a reason to keep coming back. It will also create lots of keyword rich pages of articles.



• While this website is a lead generation site, it tries to sell the concept of an e-mail notification service to its visitors. However it doesn't completely bring this point across. The second bullet point on the homepage says, "Regular updates of homes meeting your specific needs." It ought to make it more clear by saying, "Notification via e-mail of new homes matching your specifications."



• Instead of having a "Search Now" button on the homepage, replace it with the first step of the lead generation. That is, if you click the "Search Now" button, it takes you to a page displaying a map of Colorado, allowing visitors to specify their area of interest. You ought to just put this map on the homepage instead, with a call to action of, "Click on a City to get Started". It will eliminate one step, and perhaps increase your conversion rate.



• The text within the <Title> tags is too lengthy, and actually creates some confusion when displayed on Google's Search Results. See image below...

When a visitor runs a search for "Colorado Real Estate" on Google, this is what they will see. The listing makes it appear that Automated Homefinder specializes in Boulder and Fort Collins properties. Keep in mind that this listing currently appears at #9 in the results. At this position, people will spend about 1-2 seconds looking at this listing, and the cities of "Boulder and Fort Collins" will actually reduce the number of click throughs. I suggest changing the <Title> tag text to, "Colorado Real Estate with Statewide Listings".

I realize that the designers of Automated Homefinder will be worried that making this change will jeopardize their rankings for search phrases of "Boulder Colorado Real Estate" et al, but the fact is that Automated Homefinder doesn't rank well with these cities. It only ranks well with "Colorado Real Estate".

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This is a sponsored review.

Agents and brokers looking to market their listings online can set up a website similar to TexasGulfCoastOnline.com.

This website is what I refer to as a "feeder site", one designed to do two things: capture traffic from search engines and direct it to its parent site, and to boost the page rank of its parent site.

In this case, the parent site is AliceDonahue.com, of Alice Donahue Real Estate.

The most successful feeder site is one that actually enjoys a lot of popularity for itself. Not only will that increase the amount of visitors going to the parent site, but it will distribute more page rank to its parent site. The trick to building popularity for a feeder site is to offer useful content, useful tools, but doing it in an automated fashion so that you can build several feeder sites and never have to maintain them.

The subject of this review, TexasGulfCoastOnline.com, does offer news content, and a subscription service to notify buyers of new listings, and it also offers some eye pleasing artwork.

I really like the map of the Texas Gulf Coast positioned above the fold, and in the center. The first thing my eyes rest on when I visit this website is that map. And considering that real estate is a geographically oriented market, a map like this makes a great navigational tool when positioned like this.

But from my vantage point, whether it is actually doing its job of funneling visitors and distributing page rank to AliceDonahue.com is not clear.

I ran a search of "texas gulf coast real estate" on Google, and found AliceDonahue.com at #7. Not bad, but not great in the field of real estate.

However, I did find AliceDonahue.com ranked #1 for "south padre island texas real estate". Perfect.

Here are some other Google searches...

"galveston texas real estate" - not found in top 50
"corpus christi texas real estate" - not found in top 50
"port aransas texas real estate" - not found in top 50
"matagorda bay texas real estate" - #11
"port lavaca texas real estate" - #16

I think Alice Donahue Real Estate is having some success with this feeder site, but the fact it's not getting more success is perhaps a reflection of the highly competitive real estate market on Google, and perhaps that the brokerage could do some things better...

1. Link directly to the parent site - That is, the links on the map image takes the visitor to another page on the feeder site. Rather, create landing pages on the parent site for each region "Galveston", "Corpus Christi", "Port Lavaca", etc., and link directly to those. That will distibute more page rank to the parent site, and get the parent site ranked higher in Google.

2. Find a way to incorporate the word "real estate" in the file names. For example, instead of naming the Galveston page, "galveston.aspx", name it "galveston-real-estate.aspx". Trust me, it really does help. Note: if you already have "real-estate" or "realestate" in the domain name, you don't need to add it to the file names.

3. Create more feeder sites that link to this feeder site. This is one area where blogs really shine. If you can create several blogs, perhaps one for each region of your market (Galveston, Corpus Christi, Matagorda Bay, etc), and then link to TexasGulfCoastOnline.com from each one, it will boost its page rank. The nature of the Web, as Google sees it, is a top down pyramid, where 100's of websites link to 10's of websites, that link to a few websites, that link to 1. That 1 website at the bottom is going to rank very high. So, create lots of feeder sites and link to your parent site using the same top-down pyramid. Don't have all feeder sites linking to your parent site, do it through a pyramid-style chain.

Visit TexasGulfCoastOnline at: http://www.texasgulfcoastonline.com

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My Reno Real Estate is the name of this website, focusing on properties for sale in the greater Reno, Nevada area.

The purpose of this website, however, appears to be aimed at earning income from advertisements placed on the pages. The advertisements are all from Google AdSense, and perhaps some affiliate links for things like business incorporation, and perhaps others.

But that shouldn't knock this website at all. The very website you're reading right now doesn't sell properties, but monetizes content just like My Reno Real Estate.

Visit My Reno Real Estate's website:
http://www.myrenorealestate.com

Website Review

Positives

• The website is very easily readable because of its narrow page size.



• Upon loading, my eyes moved straight to the content. This is because the content is focused on black text on a white panel, while every thing around it is in red, with photos along the top.



• Great domain name! "myrenorealestate.com" has the most important keywords in the domain which will boost this website's listings in the search engines. More importantly, people clicking this website from search engine results pages are highly likely to be interested in Reno real estate, this improving the click through rates on the Google AdSense ads.

Negatives

• There's no call to action - Actually this isn't really a "strong" negative, being that the goal of this website appears to be attracting clicks to the Google AdSense ads. Though, I'd suggest creating a link at the bottom of each page that calls visitor to action, like "Click the link below to get started". This link could actually be an affiliate link to a lead referral service.



• Search Listings Link - At the top of the page there is a link labeled, "Search Listings", which appears to take you to page that contains a list of properties. But it doesn't. This would be a great place to include another affiliate link to a merchant that offered an online MLS for Reno.



• Links are not underlined - The navigational links on the side and top of the ought to be underlined to help the visitor understand these are links. There are a surprisingly high number of people who don't know what a link looks like. However, being that the goal of this website is to get clicks on the advertisements, this may not really be a negative at all.

Note: The above is a paid review that My Reno Real Estate asked us to conduct.

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Hightower Realty helps people buy and sell residential and vacation homes in the Orlando, Florida area.

Licensed as a real estate brokerage, it's owned and operated by Realtor® and broker Denis Le Marchant-Smith. It's not affiliated with any other national or real estate franchise. Hightower Realty has been in business since 1995.

Denis Le Marchant-Smith is a member of the National Association of Realtors, the Florida Association of Realtors, and the Osceola County Association of Realtors.

Visit Hightower Realty's website here:
http://www.hightower-realty.com

Website Review

Positives:

• The first place my eye went to when I visited the site was the sales copy in the middle of the page. This happened because the homepage is filled with colors and photos all around the sides of the page, while the middle of the page contained black & white text. This contrast is what draws the human eye. You can do it with the reverse, but putting black & white text all over the page, and a colorful photo in the middle.



• The homepage, as well as the entire website, has lots of text content, great! Search engines will love it.

Negatives

The page width is too large - The HTML coding uses a table with a fixed width of 1040 pixels. Most web statistics today shows that 20% of monitor resolutions are still set at 800 pixels wide, and about 50% are set at 1024 pixels wide. So right there, 70% of the site visitors are having to scroll horizontally to see the full page. Either use a proportional table width measured in "%", or avoid table widths greater than 770 pixels.


• The homepage is too busy with information - When people are presented with so many choices on where to click, more often than not, they don't click anything. Start by figuring out the top 5 things your clients hope to find (e.g. photo of agent, background, credentials, track record, area of specialty, etc.) and put it all on the homepage. Add navigational links to other pages, but either use them sparingly, or position them so they don't compete with your key elements. People like to be led, and they like it simple!



• Low keyword density - The word "real estate" needs to appear on the homepage numerous times, at a minimum of 5 times, preferably 10. I spotted only three occurences. Also keyword density for Denis' region is low as well, such as "florida real estate" and "orlando real estate". Increasing these occurences will help with search engine optimization.



• Links are not underlined - Links need to be underlined to help people understand that they're links. You'll be surprised to learn how many people don't know that the bolded text on Hightower Realty's website are actually links. This may not be an issue with websites geared to a web-savvy audience, however, real estate websites are supposed to be written to everybody. Put your key information on the homepage (contact info, background, etc.) to minimize the need to click.

Note: The above is a paid review that Hightower Realty asked us to conduct.

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