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AI visibility for real estate agents

When sellers ask AI for the best agent, is your name in the answer?

Buyers and sellers ask AI who knows their neighborhood. We help AI connect your name to your market with credible coverage, a site AI can read and monthly tracking.

What buyers and sellers ask AI

The questions that decide who gets the call.

These are the kinds of questions buyers and sellers type into ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Google every day. AI answers with a short list, and the real estate agents it names are the ones it can find and trust.

We track questions like these for your real estate agent every month, so you can see whether you're named, how you're described and who shows up instead. (Here's how AI visibility is measured.)

“Best real estate agent in Austin for selling a home?”Are you named?
“Which agents know the Arcadia neighborhood in Phoenix?”Are you named?
“Top agent for first-time buyers near me?”Are you named?
“Who should I list my condo with in Denver?”Are you named?

Example questions. Yours are built around your real estate agent and market.

What AI looks for

What makes AI recommend a real estate agent

AI assistants favor businesses that trusted sources mention and that explain themselves clearly. About 94% of links cited by AI come from non-paid sources (Muck Rack, Dec 2025).

Neighborhood expertise

Pages and articles about the specific neighborhoods you serve, with real market observations.

Track record in facts

Years licensed, homes sold, brokerage and designations, stated exactly and kept current.

Media mentions

Local news and market commentary show AI you're a recognized voice in your market.

One consistent identity

Same name, license number, brokerage and contact details everywhere you appear.

Press that AI reads

Stories we write for real estate agents

Each month our team writes a real news story about your real estate agent, you approve it, and we publish it on news sites, up to USA Today, TheStreet and Street Insider on higher plans.

  • Local market updates and commentary
  • Joining a new brokerage or launching a team
  • Community events and sponsorships
  • Milestones (homes sold, years in the market)
  • Guides for first-time buyers in your area
Done right

Advertising rules apply to press too

Releases follow fair housing principles (no language about who a home or neighborhood is "for") and include the brokerage and license details your state requires. Sales numbers are stated exactly. You approve every release.

Every plan also includes an AI search optimization foundation for your site, cloud stacks and monthly AI visibility tracking. More on the approach: generative engine optimization.

Guide: How real estate agents get recommended by AI

Questions from real estate agents

Quick answers

Does this work for teams and brokerages?

Yes. We can build visibility for the brand and for individual agents, with stories that fit each.

Isn't Zillow enough?

Portals list everyone. AI answers favor agents that independent sources mention and describe, which is what earned coverage provides.

Can you write about the local market?

Yes, using real data from your market and your own commentary, which is exactly the kind of content AI likes to quote.

Free check

See what AI says about your real estate agent.

We'll ask the major AI engines the questions your buyers and sellers ask and show you where you stand, free.

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