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Plain answers to the questions real estate agents ask: getting found on ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Claude, Gemini and Google Maps, websites, social media, leads and follow-up. Sourced facts with dates. No promises.
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Frog tip: Google says AI Overviews need no special markup; clear, indexed pages come first. Source: Google Search Central, AI features and your website.
Get found on AI & Google
How to get found on ChatGPT as a real estate agentHow to get found on ChatGPT as a real estate agent: what ChatGPT search reads, the crawler to allow, and 8 steps to make your facts easy to cite.How to get found on Google AI Overviews as a real estate agentHow to get found on Google AI Overviews and AI Mode as a real estate agent: what Google says, how query fan-out works, and the pages that get cited.How to get found on Claude as a real estate agentHow to get found on Claude as a real estate agent: Claude's web search, the three Anthropic crawlers to allow in robots.txt, and what gets cited.How to use Claude for real estate: prompts, workflows and Claude Code basicsHow to use Claude for real estate: prompts that work, five daily workflows, the rules that keep you compliant, and Claude Code basics for your website.How to get found on Gemini and Perplexity as a real estate agentHow to get found on Gemini and Perplexity as a real estate agent: how each one finds sources, the crawler settings that matter, and steps to take.How to rank on Google Maps as a real estate agentHow to rank on Google Maps as a real estate agent: Google's three local ranking factors, Business Profile setup, reviews done right, and mistakes to avoid.How to set up Google Business Profile posts in 10 minutes a weekGoogle Business Profile posts for real estate agents: a 10-minute weekly routine, four post types, photo sizes and the rules that get posts rejected.
Websites
Real estate agent website tools in 2026: what to use and what it costsReal estate agent website tools in 2026: one-page sites, IDX platforms, WordPress, CRMs and AI tools, with published prices and what each one is for.Does a real estate agent still need a full website? The case for a one-page site built for the phoneDoes a real estate agent still need a full website? Why a one-page site built for the phone covers what buyers and sellers check, and when a full site still makes sense.The 2026 real estate agent website checklist: what buyers and sellers look forThe 2026 real estate agent website checklist: 30 checks for trust, phone speed, lead capture, local data, schema and compliance, from the systems we run every day.