GEO, AEO and SEO for real estate
Buyers ask an AI “is Whitefield or Sarjapur better for a 2BHK investment” and “which Bangalore builders are RERA-registered and deliver on time”. Engines answer from a few trusted sources — portals, news, forums, and the rare developer or brokerage site that publishes real data. Citemark makes your site one of them: project pages with actual numbers, locality guides that answer the question asked, and entities that agree across every listing.
What buyers ask
The prompts that matter
These are the kinds of questions buyers in this category put to ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity. The audit replaces them with the exact ones for your business, and shows who gets cited today.
- “best areas to buy a flat in Bangalore in 2026”
- “[project] review, is it worth buying”
- “[builder] vs [builder] quality and delivery record”
- “rental yield for a 2BHK in Electronic City”
What's different
What's different about search in real estate
Portals own the generic queries
99acres, MagicBricks and Housing will be cited for “flats in Bangalore”. Your site wins by publishing what they can’t: project-level data, timelines, price bands, construction updates.Trust is thin, so proof is loud
RERA registration numbers, possession dates, dated construction updates and named people on the page separate a citable developer site from a brochure.Locality content is the opening
“Which area” prompts are answered from locality guides. Almost no developer or brokerage in Bangalore has written honest ones.
What we do
What Citemark does for you
The same three disciplines as every engagement — SEO, AEO and GEO — with the workstreams weighted for this category. One team, one monthly report.
- Project pages with real data — RERA number, possession dates, price bands, specifications — and RealEstateListing and Residence schema
- Locality guides for the micro-markets you sell in, answering the prompts buyers actually ask, with dated updates
- Google Business Profile and portal listings made consistent with the site
- Prompt map by micro-market and buyer type, tracked monthly
Questions, answered
Can a single project page rank against the portals?
For the project’s own name and for specific questions about it, yes — portals carry thin, duplicated data. For generic “flats in Bangalore” queries, no, and we won’t pretend otherwise.
Should we publish prices?
We recommend it. A page that answers “what does it cost” gets cited; a page that says “enquire now” gets skipped. A price band is enough.
Does this work for brokerages as well as developers?
Yes. A brokerage competes on locality knowledge and honest comparisons rather than project data; the locality-guide workstream carries more of the weight.
How long does it take?
Project-name and project-specific prompts: weeks, once the pages have real data and are indexed in Bing and Google. Locality and “which area” prompts: 4–9 months, as the guides earn mentions.
See what AI says about you right now
The free audit runs real prompts in your category across every engine and shows, screenshot by screenshot, who gets cited — and the three things to fix first.