While your SEO will not be top performance comparative to HotPads, Zillow, Etc it is very useful.

They aren't interested in any SEO or other things that typically come with creating and maintaining a website.Since the site I created (realtorlanding.com) is more geared towards newer realtors that fit the description above, it can't be very custom, but it can be cheap, quick, and good-looking which may be what certain realtors need, especially those who are starting out.If anyone has any feedback on this site, I would love to hear why you think you would or wouldn't like this service.Thanks!

Lead generation and SEO are two completely different things.

Yes, tying in SEO and PPC to my website is what blew my business up. 

MUUUHAHAHAHAHAHAAn other reason SEO kicks MONKEYASS!!

I dont do SEO, I dont do direct marketing.

Your book does go into great detail about every single feature and menu option in QB, but it doesn't walk a new user through the process nearly as effortlessly as you seem to think it does.

Very expensive clicks out there, so the overall lead cost is high, but we want every one we can get.AdWords and SEO are really apples and oranges.  

It matches your name perfectly and will be best for SEO purposes too assuming your business is and/or are representing "Chicago home buyers".  

Hello All,Has anyone had success with using SEO to land motivated seller leads?