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Free SEO Audit Tool for Real Estate Websites

Noseberry Digitals' free SEO Audit Tool is a 10-question scorecard built specifically for real estate websites. It benchmarks your site across five pillars - technical SEO, on-page, off-page, local SEO, and AEO (Answer Engine Optimization) - covering Google Search Console setup, schema markup, Core Web Vitals, Google Business Profile, NAP consistency, internal linking, content cadence, and backlinks. You'll get an instant 0-10 score that highlights the strengths and gaps deciding whether buyers and AI engines surface your listings.

Question 1 of 100% complete

Q1

Is your site verified and indexed in Google Search Console?

Q2

Do you have schema markup for properties / listings?

Q3

How fast is your homepage on mobile (Lighthouse performance)?

Q4

Are you passing Core Web Vitals (LCP, INP, CLS)?

Q5

How are your meta titles and descriptions managed?

Q6

How intentional is your internal linking?

Q7

Is your NAP (Name, Address, Phone) consistent everywhere?

Q8

How optimised is your Google Business Profile?

Q9

What's your content publishing cadence?

Q10

How is your backlink profile quality and growth?

FAQ

Common questions

Why score-based instead of crawler-based?

A crawler tells you what's broken on the page. A score-based audit tells you what's broken in your strategy, and that's where most real estate sites are leaking traffic. We combine the two in our paid engagements; this tool gives you the strategic view in three minutes.

How does this differ from Ahrefs / SEMrush?

Ahrefs and SEMrush are reference databases for keywords and backlinks, invaluable, but they don't tell you whether your operation is set up to compete. This audit checks the prerequisites: indexing, schema, NAP consistency, GMB, content cadence, Core Web Vitals, the structural fundamentals an SEO platform assumes you already have.

What's the most impactful first fix?

For 80% of real estate sites we audit, it's the same: schema markup for listings plus a clean, consistent NAP across GMB, the site footer, and major directories. Together those move local pack visibility and organic CTR more than any other single change, and they're typically a one-week ticket, not a quarter-long project.

How often should I re-run this?

Every quarter is plenty. SEO changes are slow to show up in rankings, Google needs time to re-crawl, re-index, and re-evaluate authority signals. Quarterly cadence catches drift on Core Web Vitals, indexing health, and content cadence without becoming busywork.
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The audit gives you the score. We help you turn it into a roadmap that ships. Free 30-minute consult, no pitch deck, no commitment.