Part of the MLS Genie™ platform

Real estate SEO.
Built in, not bolted on.

Schema on every listing. Dedicated area pages for every neighbourhood. Core Web Vitals in the green. MLS Genie™ builds the SEO architecture your competitors pay consultants to retrofit — it's in the platform from day one.

Agents & teams outranking platforms with shared domains
Everything in the SEO stack

Six layers of SEO working in parallel

No single tactic wins in real estate search. Ranking comes from the combination — schema, structure, content, speed, and consistent indexing all running together.

Schema on every listing

Every listing detail page receives full RealEstateListing schema — price, address, agent, listing date, and property type. Eligible for rich results in Google.

Schema.org

Area pages that rank

Dedicated pages for every city and neighbourhood in your MLS scope — unique URLs, custom meta titles, heading hierarchy, and internal links to live listing results.

Local SEO

Core Web Vitals in the green

LCP, INP, and CLS all within Google's Good thresholds on a standard setup — managed hosting, server-side caching, and optimised asset delivery included.

Performance

Meta titles and descriptions

Custom meta tags on every page type — listing pages, area pages, search results, agent bios. Never auto-generated. Always targeted to the right search intent.

On-Page

Sold listings as evergreen content

Sold listings stay live at their original URL with final sale price. Every transaction becomes a ranking asset — building a compounding archive of local market proof.

Content strategy

Sitemaps and instant indexing

Auto-generated XML sitemaps covering every listing, area page, and content page. Pair with Site Indexing™ to submit every new listing to Google within seconds of import.

Indexing
Schema — Listing Page
Valid ✓
{
  "@type": "RealEstateListing",
  "name": "For Sale: 42 Ridgecrest Dr",
  "datePosted": "2026-04-18",
  "priceSpecification": {
    "price": "649000",
    "priceCurrency": "USD"
  },
  "itemOffered": {
    "@type": "SingleFamilyResidence",
    "address": "Lake Arrowhead CA 92352",
    "numberOfRooms": 4
  },
  "realEstateAgent": {
    "@id": "/#organization"
  }
}
Schema markup

Google understands every listing on your site.

Schema.org RealEstateListing markup is applied to every listing page automatically — price, address, property type, listing date, and agent entity are all structured so Google can parse them for rich results and Knowledge Graph signals.

RealEstateListing + SingleFamilyResidence on all listing detail pages
BreadcrumbList schema on every inner page — navigation context for Google
FAQPage schema on area and content pages — eligible for FAQ rich results
LocalBusiness + RealEstateAgent schema on the homepage and agent bio pages
WebSite with SearchAction — enables Sitelinks Searchbox in brand searches
All entities linked with @id — correct cross-page entity graph
Local SEO

A ranking page for every neighbourhood you serve.

Generic IDX platforms give you one search results page. MLS Genie™ builds a dedicated, uniquely optimised page for every city and neighbourhood in your MLS scope — each targeting the specific local queries buyers in that area are searching.

Unique H1, meta title, and meta description per area — never duplicated
Live listing count, median price, and market data embedded in each page
Internal links from area pages to listing results — PageRank flows correctly
GenieLayers™ boundary maps embedded — visual differentiation from competitors
Neighbourhood names normalised to match how buyers actually search
Sitemap coverage for every area page — discovered and indexed automatically
See the full IDX website SEO stack →
yoursite.com — Area Pages
34 pages
Lake Arrowhead
/city/lake-arrowhead
247
$842K
#1
Big Bear Lake
/city/big-bear-lake
189
$614K
#2
Crestline
/city/crestline
143
$385K
#1
Running Springs
/city/running-springs
98
$440K
#3
Twin Peaks
/city/twin-peaks
62
$397K
#2
Area
Listings
Median
Rank
Core Web Vitals

Speed is a ranking signal.
We take it seriously.

Google's page experience signals — LCP, INP, and CLS — directly influence ranking. Every MLS Genie™ site ships with optimised hosting, server-side caching, and properly sized listing images to pass all three.

LCP under 2.5s

Largest Contentful Paint measures how fast your main content renders. Managed hosting with server-side caching ensures pages load fast even on 4G mobile connections. Listing hero images are pre-optimised.

Good ≤ 2.5s

INP under 200ms

Interaction to Next Paint replaced FID in 2024. It measures how quickly the page responds to clicks and taps. MLS Genie™ defers non-critical scripts to keep the main thread clear during user interaction.

Good ≤ 200ms

CLS under 0.1

Cumulative Layout Shift measures visual stability — elements jumping around as the page loads. Reserved space for listing images and lazy-loaded content prevents unexpected shifts that frustrate users.

Good ≤ 0.1
Platform comparison

When you cancel their platform,
the SEO disappears with it.

CINC and BoomTown give you a website on their domain. Every backlink, ranking, and piece of SEO equity you build belongs to their URL structure — not yours. MLS Genie™ builds on your domain. Always.

CINC / BoomTown

Polished lead-gen platforms. But the website runs on their infrastructure — optimised for their business model, not your SEO equity.

  • Cancel the subscription — site disappears, zero SEO equity retained
  • No schema markup on individual listing pages
  • Template-generated meta titles — not differentiated per listing
  • Shared domain authority helps — but you don't own it
WordPress + SEO Plugin

Your own domain, good SEO foundations — but the plugin doesn't know about your MLS import cycle or listing-specific schema requirements.

  • Good meta tag management — but manual configuration required
  • No RealEstateListing schema — generic article schema instead
  • IndexNow fires on manual publish only — misses nightly MLS imports
  • Area pages require manual creation — not auto-generated from MLS scope
See exactly where your current site stands.

Run a free AI-powered SEO audit on any URL — technical, on-page, schema, performance, and architecture scored in about 30 seconds. No login required. Report saved at a private link you can bookmark and share.

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FAQ

Real estate SEO questions answered

Do I need a separate SEO plugin with MLS Genie™?

No. MLS Genie™ handles all the SEO that matters most for real estate — schema markup on every listing, area page structure, sitemaps, and canonical URLs — natively. A general-purpose plugin like Rank Math or Yoast can complement it for blog content and additional meta tag control, but the real estate-specific SEO work is already built in.

What schema types are applied to listing pages?

Every listing detail page receives Schema.org RealEstateListing markup including price, address, property type, listing date, and the agent entity linked by @id. Area pages receive BreadcrumbList and FAQPage schema. The site homepage receives LocalBusiness, Organization, and WebSite schema with a SearchAction that enables the Sitelinks Searchbox.

How are area pages structured for local SEO?

Each city and neighbourhood in your MLS scope gets a dedicated page with a unique URL, custom H1, unique meta title, and meta description. Pages include live listing counts, median price, and market data sections — providing unique, indexable content beyond just a listing feed. Internal links connect area pages to listing results so PageRank flows correctly throughout the site.

Does MLS Genie™ handle Core Web Vitals?

Yes. The IDX website is built on managed WordPress hosting with server-side caching, optimised asset delivery, and lazy-loaded listing images. LCP, INP, and CLS all pass Google's Good thresholds on a standard setup. Listing photos are served from the Trestle CDN at correctly sized dimensions.

What happens to sold listings for SEO?

Sold listings are converted to evergreen content rather than deleted. The URL stays live, the page updates to a sold status showing the final sale price, and the page continues to rank for address-specific searches and "sold homes" queries. This builds a compounding archive of local market proof over time.

How does this compare to what CINC or BoomTown offer for SEO?

CINC and BoomTown websites run on their platform domains. When you cancel, the site disappears and every backlink and ranking you built disappears with it. MLS Genie™ builds on your own domain and WordPress install. Cancel any time — your domain, your content, and all your SEO equity stay with you permanently.

Can I audit my current site before switching?

Yes — use the free SEO Audit Tool at mlsgenie.com/seo-audit. Paste your current site URL and get a full AI-powered scorecard in about 30 seconds. No login required. The report covers technical SEO, on-page, schema, Core Web Vitals signals, architecture, and social tags — with a prioritised list of fixes.

We replaced BoomTown and three other tools the week we went live. The MLS sync alone saved us four hours a day. Our agents were in the CRM on day one — there was nothing to learn.

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Taylor R. Team Lead · 12-agent residential team

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