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Google Business Search for Real Estate

By Reggie · July 20, 2007

Google Search for your real estate website your way…branded and ad free. That’s the latest technology offering from Google. Real estate agents have a new tool for their site search of their blog or website. Google has now improved their Custom Search Engine with a business twist. This new Google search goes by the name Custom Search Business Edition.
The business edition includes the following features:
  • Place your logo next to the search to fully brand the search.
  • Ad-words are turned off so you don’t lose traffic to catchy advertisers.
  • Search results can be delivered through an XML feed for complete merge with your design.
  • Place a specific page above the organic search results for maximum exposure.
  • Labels to guide users to search a generic term for channeling website visitors.
  • Search multiple domains to bridge the gap of content between your blog and website.

Ok, so how much? Google price for the useful technology is $100 per year for websites with less than 5,000 pages. Websites between 5,000 and 50,000 the cost will be $500 per year.

The bottomline in my opinion is that Google search obviously works quickly and with great results. So, you’ll benefit by merging their search technology in with your real estate content and design for maximum appeal to your website visitors.

Take a look at this 2 minute overview of the Custom Search Business Edition.


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2 Responses to “Google Business Search for Real Estate”

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  1. Rex on July 21st, 2007 5:11 pm

    I think we could further help you out, and also make the real estate blogging community stronger.

    Rex
    Criteo Tech Evangelist
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  3. john harper on July 23rd, 2007 2:34 pm

    Reggie - thanks for this. I had read about it, but the video will help explain it to my team members.

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