What’s included · Branch pages
Every office with a page of its own.
Its own team, its own stock, its own local content and its own enquiries — going to that office rather than a central inbox. However many you have, and no charge for adding another one later.
A branch is a local business, and search treats it like one
Somebody looking for an estate agent in a particular town is making a local search, and local search rewards a real page with a real address, real opening hours and real people on it.
A contact page listing five offices as five lines of small print cannot do that work. Five pages can, and each one can rank in its own town.
It matters commercially as well. The branch manager in the town you opened last year has nothing to send a prospective vendor if the website treats their office as a footnote.
What each one carries
The office itself
Address, map, opening hours, phone, email and a photograph of the actual door people are looking for.
That branch’s people
Who works there, what they do and how to reach them directly — see meet the team.
That branch’s stock
Pulled live from the CRM, filtered to that office, so the page is never out of date and never needs touching.
Enquiries that land locally
Forms on a branch page reach that branch. Valuation requests go to whoever covers that patch. Nothing sits in a shared inbox over a weekend.
Local content and guides
The area guides for that office’s patch, linked from its page, which is what makes it a local page rather than a directory entry.
Marked up properly
Each branch carries its own structured data, with the details matching your Google profile exactly — which is most of what local ranking actually is.
Branch search, routing and structured data are built once and then work for any number of offices. Opening an eleventh costs nothing.