Understand that just bc you have a website doesnt mean anyone will find you, you will need to have it around for a long time and most likely need to hire a SEO expert to help you with your search rankings. disclaimer - I am not trying to solicit you by any means, just showing you the work I have had done by a freelance company.

You're a web designer and SEO who happens to be building a real estate site for someone else.

If you are doing more than one or two a month you can then outsource the editing and SEO maximisation to them as well, well worth it for us.Good luck, @kyleelmer

I am a web developer and SEO freelancer by career, but really want to get into a NNN deal.

Glen,I have a side small Amazon business and have found good VA's on this website:onlinejobs.phThey have a specific category of real estate VA's in addition to VA's for SEO, and many other areas.Hope you find this helpful,Lisa SmithNovato

but the backend "Sites" module does not permit much control from a SEO standpoint, so I have spent a lot of time coming up with workarounds.

has anyone heard about the seo contests going on for web folks?

It also rates high in SEO.

Search engine optimization (SEO as it's called) is a specialized field, and few people, even among those who do it for a living, do it well.This is a great point!

I have experience with both...SEO (search engine optimization) and PPC...Driving new and relevant traffic to your landing page or website is what Adwords does best---it works masterfully if your ad draws attention.Converting this PPC lead into a paying client is something altogether different---your website needs to be leakproof (lead leakproof that is) to get the greatest ROI from Adwords...I give you an example of conversion/ROI on an active campaign I am running for bad credit mortgages that I spent $750 on in April: Click Through Ratio: 1-15% depending on keyword (I don't pay top dollar for my keywords and as a result, CTR is lower then it could be).