Industries — Real estate

Real estate marketing from people who’ve worked the deal.

Shmeer is a real estate marketing agency founded by a former realtor who has also marketed agents and teams. We help agents, teams, brokerages and property managers own their pipeline: real estate SEO, ads, websites, social media and AI visibility that bring in buyers, sellers and listings you don’t have to share.

01 — The problem

Renting leads is expensive. Owning them compounds.

Why real estate marketing is different

Most agents depend on a mix of referrals, sphere and portal leads. Referrals are great but unpredictable, and portal leads are often shared with other agents or come with referral fees that cut into every commission.

Meanwhile, buyers and sellers start online. They search neighborhoods and “homes for sale near me”, check reviews, look at your listings and your social, and increasingly ask AI assistants which agent to call. If your brand doesn’t show up there, a competitor’s does.

Good real estate marketing builds a pipeline you own: local visibility, a website that captures leads, content that proves you know the market, and follow-up that turns a long buying cycle into a closing.

02 — What's included

Everything that turns attention into closings.

01 — Real estate SEO

Own your neighborhoods in search.

Google Business Profile, reviews, neighborhood and community pages, market reports and local SEO for real estate that rank you where buyers and sellers look.

02 — Lead generation

Exclusive leads, not shared ones.

Seller and buyer campaigns, landing pages and follow-up that produce leads only you receive. See real estate lead generation.

03 — Advertising for agents

Ads that follow the rules and the buyer.

Google, Meta and YouTube campaigns for listings, sellers and recruiting, run within housing ad rules such as Meta’s Special Ad Category and fair housing law.

04 — Real estate websites

A site that captures, not just displays.

IDX search, neighborhood guides, home valuation and lead capture on a fast mobile site, connected to your CRM. See web design.

05 — Social & video

Be the agent people already know.

Listing videos, market updates, neighborhood tours and personal brand content for Instagram, YouTube and TikTok. See social media.

06 — Follow-up & automation

Stay top of mind for months.

Speed-to-lead response, CRM nurture, past-client and sphere campaigns, and AI-assisted follow-up. See digital transformation.

03 — How it works

How a real estate engagement runs.

Week 1

Audit

Lead sources and cost per closing, Google profile, website, CRM follow-up, social and AI visibility.

Weeks 2–3

Foundations

Profile, reviews, website lead capture and speed-to-lead fixes first.

Month 2 onward

Grow

Neighborhood content, seller and buyer campaigns, social and video, and nurture.

Ongoing

Report

Monthly reporting on leads, appointments, listings and closings by source.

04 — Example engagements

Built for every side of real estate.

Different businesses, the same goal: a predictable pipeline you own.

Agents & teams

Marketing for real estate agents and teams.

The problem: Too dependent on referrals and portals, with little time to build a brand.

  • Personal brand, reviews and Google profile
  • Neighborhood pages and market updates
  • Seller lead campaigns and home valuation funnels
  • Sphere and past-client nurture

See real estate lead generation.

Brokerages

Brokerage marketing and recruiting.

The problem: Brand, listings and recruiting all compete for the same budget.

  • Brand and local SEO for every office
  • Listing marketing at scale
  • Agent recruiting campaigns
  • Shared tools and reporting for agents
Luxury & commercial

Luxury and commercial real estate marketing.

The problem: Fewer, higher-value deals with long cycles and discerning buyers.

  • Premium listing presentations and video
  • Targeted campaigns for buyers, investors and tenants
  • Thought leadership and market reports
  • Long-cycle nurture and relationship tracking
Property management

Property management marketing.

The problem: Winning new owner clients while keeping units filled.

  • SEO for property management services
  • Owner lead campaigns and landing pages
  • Vacancy and listing marketing
  • Reviews from owners and tenants

Founded by a former realtor.

Our founder worked as a realtor before marketing agents and teams, so we know the job from the inside and measure marketing the way you do: appointments, listings and closings, not clicks.

See how we generate leads →
05 — FAQ

Real estate marketing, answered.

What is the best marketing for real estate agents?

A mix that builds a pipeline you own: a strong Google Business Profile and reviews, a website with neighborhood content and lead capture, seller and buyer campaigns, consistent social and video, and disciplined follow-up with your sphere and past clients.

Is SEO worth it for real estate agents?

Yes, especially local SEO. Neighborhood, community and market pages, plus a complete Google profile and reviews, bring in buyers and sellers searching your area, without paying for each lead. It takes months to build, so most agents combine it with ads.

Are there special rules for real estate ads?

Yes. Housing ads must comply with the Fair Housing Act, and platforms add their own rules: Meta’s Special Ad Category for housing, for example, restricts targeting by age, gender and ZIP code. Your state license law and brokerage rules also apply.

How do real estate agents get listings?

By being visible and trusted where homeowners look: local search, home valuation offers, market reports, reviews and past-client relationships. Seller leads take longer to convert, so consistent follow-up matters most.

Do you work with brokerages and property managers?

Yes. We work with individual agents and teams, brokerages, luxury and commercial specialists, and property management companies.

06 — Further reading

From the blog.

07 — Related services
08 — Let's build something

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