Rank #1 for 'Property Management Near Me'

For a single-market PM company, $1,200-2,000/month covers solid SEO including content, local optimization, and reporting. Multi-market operations with 3+ offices typically invest $2,500-4,000. Compare that to All Property Management charging $150-250 per shared lead—after a year of SEO, you're getting exclusive leads at a fraction of that cost.

Lead services like All Property Management sell each owner lead to 3-5 competing PM companies. By the time you call, they've already heard three pitches. SEO leads come directly to you—exclusive, no competition. Owners who find you organically have already read your content and decided you might be the right fit. That changes the entire sales conversation.

The most competitive markets—Phoenix, Orlando, Houston—are exactly where SEO matters most. Lead services charge premiums in hot markets. The strategy shifts to niching: instead of "Phoenix property management," you dominate "Scottsdale HOA management" or "Gilbert single-family rentals." Specific expertise converts better anyway.

Skip generic "property management" terms—you won't outrank the aggregators. Focus on property type specifics ("single family property management [city]"), service niches ("vacation rental management [area]"), and owner pain points ("property manager who handles evictions," "find tenants for rental"). Each niche needs its own landing page.

Critical for "near me" searches, which landlords increasingly use. The GBP listing shows reviews, photos, and makes calling you one-click easy. We see PM companies double their owner inquiry calls just from GBP optimization—proper categories, consistent posts, and aggressive review collection. It's often the first win.

Depends on what you've got. Many PM websites are just brochures with no real content. If your site doesn't have individual pages for each service, each market, and each property type, we need to add those. If it's slow, mobile-unfriendly, or built on outdated platforms, a rebuild might be faster than patching it.

We track phone calls and form fills down to the keyword level. You'll know exactly which searches are generating owner inquiries. Most clients also tell us when calls turn into signed contracts so we can measure true ROI—cost per management agreement, not just cost per lead. That's the number that matters.

Owner acquisition is our focus for PM clients. Tenant searches help fill vacancies, but the real growth comes from ranking for searches like "how much do property managers charge," "property manager for out-of-state landlord," and "best property management company [city]." We build content specifically for owners evaluating management options.

We work with PM companies operating across 10+ markets. Each location needs its own content, its own local SEO presence, and its own Google Business Profile. The key is building local authority in each market while leveraging your overall brand. We've helped PM companies expand from 3 offices to 12 with organic as the primary lead driver.

Let's do the math. Average management fee is 8-10% of rent, so a $2,000/month rental generates $200/month or $2,400/year. If the average owner stays 4+ years, that's nearly $10,000 in lifetime value. When SEO gets you owner leads at $100-150 each (versus $200+ from lead services), and those owners stay for years, the ROI compounds dramatically.

Absolutely. Each city or neighborhood you serve needs its own page targeting "[area] property management." But we go deeper than just slapping a city name on template text. We research local rental market data, average rents, tenant demand, and what landlords in that specific area care about. That depth ranks and converts.

PM SEO is unique because you're marketing to two audiences: property owners and tenants. Most of our focus goes to owner acquisition, but we also optimize for tenant searches to help you fill vacancies faster—which impresses owners and reduces churn. A general SEO agency won't understand the dual-audience dynamic or the long sales cycle with owners.

Request a competitive analysis. We'll show you exactly what PM companies rank in your markets, where the gaps are, and what it would take to compete. Free, no obligation, and you'll leave with useful intel regardless of what you decide.