Industry-Themed Websites (5/6): Real Estate & Professional Services
Part 5: real estate, law firms, accounting, corporate sites — lead generation, SEO, and TechPartner templates.
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Real estate, law firms, accounting — professional services sell trust and expertise. Strangers Google you after a referral — or search "divorce lawyer [district]" at midnight.
Part 5/6 of Industry-themed websites.
Real estate — one listing, one page
Portals bring traffic; your site is home base: project portfolio, strong areas, short lead form. Each listing gets a URL, district + property type in the title, descriptive image alt.
Legal & accounting — be specific
"We offer legal advice" isn't enough. Pages per service (divorce, corporate, tax…), experience, clear contact. Stressed clients need to see you understand their case.
Contact forms — keep them short
Name, phone, one-line need. Fifteen fields kill completion rates.
Frequently asked questions
What does a real estate website need?
Project filters (price, area, district), listing detail pages (photos, floor plan, legal), broker contact form, Maps, RealEstateListing schema.
How should a law firm build a website?
Legal service pages, lawyer team, case studies (anonymized), consultation form, legal blog content — demonstrate E-E-A-T.
Do accounting firms need a website?
Yes — B2B clients search 'accounting tax services + province' on Google. Site needs service packages, process, credibility, quote form.
How is a corporate site different from a landing page?
Corporate sites are fuller: multiple service pages, news, careers, portfolio — suited for long-term businesses and SEO.
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