Where most teams get stuck
Portals take the demand. The plan is about owning the searches they do not.
What your plan is built from
We read your area coverage, the agents ranking for your towns, your valuation and listing pages, and the searches sellers make before they pick an agent.
The plays that usually rank highest
Your own plan is built from your website and numbers, but this is the shape it normally takes.
- Area guides that rank for the searches near your patch
- Valuation and seller pages that convert
- Follow-up sequences for old enquiries
- Social proof from completed sales
- Google Business Profile kept current for each branch
Agents worth running
Reddit and local community threads about moving and buying. Nothing is ever posted for you. gtm.help finds the conversation and drafts the reply; you read it, edit it and post it from your own account.
One play, in full
One honest area guide for your strongest postcode
Sellers research the area before the agent, and portals rarely answer those questions well.
- Pick the postcode where you already win most instructions
- Write prices, schools, transport and what has actually sold this year
- Add three recent sales of your own with the outcome
- Finish with a valuation call to action, not a generic contact form
- Effort
- A day, then quarterly updates
- Payoff
- A page that keeps producing valuation requests
Before you start
Can it help with vendor acquisition specifically?
Yes. Set winning instructions as your goal and seller-side plays move to the top.
Do we need a blog?
No. The plan favours a small number of area and service pages kept current over a publishing schedule.
Multiple branches?
Each branch gets its own local plays, ranked by where the gap is largest.
Is the plan really specific to my business?
It is built from your website, your category and any tools you connect — not a template.
What does it cost to try?
The scan and preview are free. The full workspace is a seven-day trial, then $97 a month.
See your own ranked plan