Real Estate Digital Marketing for Developers and Brokers

Yes. Under RERA, promoters and registered agents must show the project registration number and the RERA website address in ads for registered projects. We add these to every ad, landing page and brochure. We also avoid claims about returns or possession dates that cannot be backed up. Rules differ a little between states, so we check the local authority's guidance before each launch.

They do different jobs. Google search reaches people already looking for a project, locality or configuration. You get fewer leads, but they are warmer. Facebook and Instagram create interest at launch and reach buyers who have not started searching yet. Most projects need both. Once the launch period is over, we usually move more of the budget to search.

We add qualifying questions to forms and use higher-intent form types. Where possible, numbers are verified by OTP or WhatsApp. Audiences that have never converted are excluded. We also send site-visit and booking data back to Google and Meta, so their algorithms look for people similar to your real buyers.

Yes. We run campaigns in the Gulf, UK, US, Canada and other countries with large Indian communities, timed to their local hours. The ads answer common NRI questions about remote paperwork, home loans for non-residents and property management. Follow-up happens on WhatsApp and video calls at times that suit them.

Search campaigns usually bring enquiries in the first one or two weeks. Site visits follow as your sales team calls those leads. Launch campaigns need a few weeks of testing creatives and audiences. We cannot promise a number of bookings. What we do is report cost per site visit every week, so you can see how the campaign is moving.