
Converting website traffic into leads is the ultimate goal for any real estate agent. But how do we make sure that our lead-generation efforts are paying off? One of the most critical elements of a real estate website is the listing lead-page, and in this blog post, we will break down its anatomy to help you convert more traffic. We will go over the top eight elements that should be present on your real estate listing lead-page, so you can establish trust, credibility, and convert more leads into clients.
Banner with call-to-action contact form
Your real estate listing lead-page should have a banner with a call-to-action contact form. The goal of this section is to encourage visitors to fill out the form and request more information. Make sure the contact form is easy to find and fill out. Experiment with different variations, test and tweak until you get a higher conversion rate.
Trust logos that establish credibility
Your visitors need to trust you before they will consider working with you. One way to establish trust is by showcasing trust logos on your lead-page. Use logos from well-respected organizations you’re a member of, like the National Association of Realtors, your local MLS, press outlets you’ve been featured in, and anything authoritative. This tells visitors that you are a real estate expert that follows the highest industry standards.
Testimonials of past clients you have sold properties for
People love seeing recommendations from others. The more testimonials you have on your lead-page, the more trust you will be able to create. Make sure to include short quotes from your past clients. Video testimonials tend to perform best because they can convey more emotion and story.
Track record of success
A track record of success is another crucial element to establish credibility. Provide examples of successful transactions you have done, including properties that you recently sold or purchased. Showcase the unique selling points of your most successful transactions so your prospects can see what sets you apart from other agents or agencies.
How you will take care of the client like a fiduciary
Your prospects want to know how you will take care of them like a fiduciary. Clearly explain the benefits of working with you and how you put the client first. Emphasize your unique approach, and how you will work to understand their needs and find the best deal for them.
How you will get the most money for their property
This is a big one. People want the most value for their property so they can achieve their goals. Explain how you will get the most money for their home, condo, or land. Show your experience in pricing homes correctly and your proven negotiation skills to get a higher price for your client. Use data and market research to back up your claims!
Add in email newsletter call-to-action to add the prospects to drip email campaigns
Your listing lead-page doesn’t end with the initial exchange of contact information. You want to continue to build a relationship with your prospect as they make a decision. One way to do that is by inviting them to opt-in for your email newsletter. Make your emails value-based, informative, and not pushy. This will create trust and build brand loyalty, which will lead to more referrals and business down the road.
Add a brand or personal introduction video
Add a brand or personal introduction video to trigger an emotional response (“people buy from people they like”). A brand or personal introduction video can make a huge impact to create an emotional connection with your visitors. Your visitors want to know who you are, what you stand for, and how you can help them. A personal introduction video can make a world of difference to help your visitors get to know you, learn about your experience, and understand how you can help them reach their goals.
Conclusion
A real estate lead-page is critical to convert website traffic into leads, and ultimately, clients. By optimizing the design of your lead-page, you can establish trust, credibility, and emotional connection with your visitors. Your lead-page should be designed with a hard focus on the client, with value-based messaging throughout the page. By implementing these eight elements into your lead-page, you will see an increase in conversions and your overall real estate success.