Real Estate Marketing Agency
Real estate SEO, listing video and ads that bring sellers and buyers to you.
Be the agent they find.
57 Clicks is a real estate marketing agency for agents, teams and brokerages. We help sellers and buyers find you on Google, see your work and pick up the phone.
Sellers search your name before they call. Buyers search the neighborhood before they look for an agent. Realtor marketing has to win both searches.
- Real estate SEO and Google Maps
- Listing photo and video
- An agent website you own
- Google and Meta ads under housing rules
Listings people watch.
Our crew is the 2025 Reader’s Choice Winner – Best Videographer (Four Corners Sun). We bring that eye to listing walkthroughs, agent introductions and reels. See our video production work.
Built around your name.
Real Estate SEO
Rank for your name, your farm areas and “homes for sale” searches in the towns you work.
Agent Websites
A fast site you own, with featured listings, your story and one tap to reach you.
Listing Video & Photo
Walkthroughs, drone shots and agent intros filmed by our own crew.
Social Media
Just-listed, just-sold and market updates that keep your name in the feed.
Meta Ads
Housing-compliant ads for new listings, open houses and seller campaigns.
Google Ads
Show up when someone searches to sell, buy or price a home in your area.
Own your neighborhoods.
Portals own the broad searches. Agents win the specific ones: a community, a school zone, a 55+ neighborhood, your own name. Real estate SEO builds pages for the places you actually sell and ties them to your Google Business Profile.
- Community and neighborhood pages
- Your Google Business Profile
- Searches for your name
- Seller and buyer guides
- Relocation buyers
Community and neighborhood pages
One page for each area you farm: what living there is like, schools, commute, the kind of homes on the market and your recent sales there. Written by someone who knows the streets, it reads better than a portal and ranks for searches the portals ignore.
Your Google Business Profile
Agents can appear on Google Maps like any local business. A complete profile with the right category, real photos, regular posts and answered reviews puts you in the map results when someone looks for an agent nearby.
Searches for your name
Before a listing appointment, sellers look you up. Your website, profile, videos and reviews should own the first page for your name and tell one consistent story.
Seller and buyer guides
Plain guides to selling, buying, closing and timing answer the questions clients ask at the first meeting, and give searchers a reason to stay on your site instead of a portal.
Relocation buyers
People moving from another state search by commute, schools, lifestyle and new construction. Pages written for them reach buyers early, long before they schedule a showing.
Real homes, real shoots.
Photos from our work with a Central Florida realtor: drone shots, staged interiors and the agent with buyers.
Ten years of local work.
Totals across all of our clients, not only real estate.
Fair-housing ads, done right.
Real estate ads run under housing rules on Google and Meta: no targeting by age, gender or ZIP code. Ads built the old way get disapproved.
We build campaigns that stay inside those rules and still reach the right people, using location radius, search intent and creative that does the targeting for you.
Google Ads for agents
Search ads catch people who type “sell my house”, “homes for sale in” a town or “realtor near me”. The search itself shows intent, so the limits on demographic targeting barely matter.
Meta Ads for listings and sellers
Facebook and Instagram housing ads use a wide location radius and no age or gender targeting. Strong video and a clear offer, like a free home valuation, decide who stops scrolling.
Different leads, different plays.
| Goal | Best channel | Why |
|---|---|---|
| Listing appointments | Name search, video and Google profile | Sellers hire the agent who looks established and local |
| Buyer leads in your area | Community pages and Google Ads | Buyers search neighborhoods first and agents second |
| Open house traffic | Meta Ads and social media | Video reaches nearby people in the days before the event |
| Repeat and referral business | Social media and video | Past clients see your sales and remember who to call |
Four steps, one plan.
Audit your presence
Your name search, Google profile, website and the agents who outrank you in your areas.
Shoot your content
A photo and video day: agent introduction, listing walkthroughs and the neighborhoods you serve.
Build the engine
Website, community pages and profile updates, with call and form tracking.
Promote and report
Ads and social for listings and seller leads, and a monthly report of every lead by source.
From Central Florida, nationwide.
We’ve produced photo and video content for a realtor in Central Florida, and our crew also films homes, kitchens and new roofs for home service and contractor clients.
SEO, websites and ads work just as well remotely for agents outside Florida. See our Florida page or book a strategy call.
Let’s Talk
Your next listing starts here.
A strategy call on your name search, Google profile, website and local competitors.
It builds the presence that brings sellers and buyers to an agent or team: a website you own, real estate SEO, a Google Business Profile, listing photo and video, social media and ads that follow housing rules. Leads are measured by source, so you can drop what doesn’t produce and put more behind what does.
Real estate SEO is making your website and Google profile show up when people search for an agent, a neighborhood or homes in your area. It means community pages, a complete profile, fast pages, content that answers buyer and seller questions, and owning the search for your own name. Done well, it brings leads that don’t cost you a click or a referral fee.
It depends on how many areas you want to rank in, how competitive your market is, the state of your current website and whether content and video are part of the plan. A solo agent focused on one or two communities needs a smaller plan than a team covering a whole metro. The strategy call sizes it for you.
That depends on your goals and your stage. A new agent building a name needs a different mix than a top producer protecting market share. Start with what you own, your website, profile and video, then add ads for listings and seller campaigns. We size the plan to the number of deals you want to close.
No. In the United States, Google and Meta treat real estate ads as housing ads, which can’t be targeted by age, gender or ZIP code, and Meta requires a wider location radius. We work inside those rules with search intent, location radius and strong creative, so the right people still see your listings.
Yes, if you want a name that moves with you. A brokerage page belongs to the brokerage and usually looks like every other agent’s. Your own site holds your community pages, videos and reviews, ranks for your name and keeps working if you ever change brokerages.
For most agents, yes. Video shows the flow of a home in a way photos can’t, gives you content for social media and ads, and shows sellers how you’ll present their property. A short agent introduction also helps people feel they know you before the first call.