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Hi…
As of now I’m having my OJT at Real Estate Company and I was assigned to create a blog but I’m having a problem in regards with the keywords I used because it doesn’t show in the first page of Google. Can you give me an idea or help to make it in the first page of Google for me to drive more traffic going to their site?
Thank you…

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For a local real-estate blog the biggest wins come from useful, unique pages plus clean technical signals — not quick tricks. is on the right track by asking how to drive traffic; and pointed to SEO and local focus, and the practical next step is to turn that into a repeatable content + delivery plan.

Make three content pillars: unique property pages (avoid copy-pasting MLS text), neighborhood/amenity guides (schools, transit, typical price ranges) and timely market posts (sold-price roundups, "what $X buys in [area]"). Use structured data to mark property details so listings are clearer to search engines and may show richer results; include useful local details that nobody else publishes to separate your pages from syndicated content (Google structured data).

Fix the basics that block visibility: fast, mobile-first pages; clear internal linking from neighborhood pages to listings; canonicalize or noindex thin or duplicate pages; and optimize images (descriptive filenames + alt text). Build local authority by earning links from genuine community sites, local news, and neighborhood organizations — avoid paid or low-quality link schemes. Expect this to be iterative: rankings take time and depend on how competitive the local market is (Google SEO Starter Guide).

Quick action list for the week: 1) pick 5 long-tail queries buyers use in your town and map each to a page; 2) rewrite 3 MLS descriptions into unique, 250+ word pages with local context; 3) add structured data for one listing and test it; 4) submit a local business/profile listing and collect reviews. These practical steps will move the blog toward page one over weeks to months.

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If your taget market is local, makes sure that the property web pages have well described descriptions in the content of the webpage and also make sure to have a complete address including city and state/province in textual form somewhere on the page. Depending on the competitiveness of your particular market area will determine the extend of additional SEO your web site will require.

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