Different services are conflated
New-build sales, resale transactions, lettings and property management have distinct processes and commercial terms.
Buyers want a suitable agent for a property search, while sellers need a team that can manage a transaction. I examine which agencies AI recommends for these separate needs and which facts support each recommendation.

People choosing a brokerage need to know who is responsible, which services are included and what expertise is relevant.
New-build sales, resale transactions, lettings and property management have distinct processes and commercial terms.
A useful biography states real specialisms and locations; working with a developer is not evidence of a completed brokerage result.
The client should understand agency fees, transaction support, legal review boundaries and any separately charged services.
The baseline groups buying, selling, rentals and specialist-property needs rather than treating all property searches as identical.
| Prospective client question | Evidence required | GEO content task |
|---|---|---|
| Who can sell my apartment in this neighbourhood? | Local service area, contractual scope, fee terms and genuine reviews | A local property-sales service page with transparent terms |
| Which agency supports buying a resale apartment and checking documents? | Service boundaries and any specialist legal involvement | Distinguish brokerage from independent legal review |
| Which agents know business-class new-build properties? | Actual specialists, project coverage and partner roles | Relevant team profiles and project specialisms |
| Who can arrange a letting and ongoing property management? | Tenant selection, contracts, reporting and management scope | Separate lettings from ongoing management |
Brokerage service and legal due diligence play distinct roles. Russian Law 218-FZ regulates access to property register information, so publicly described checks must respect the applicable access and privacy rules.
GAEO's real-estate developer research informs the measurement method; it is not a completed GEO result for a residential brokerage.
Work starts with the queries that cause buyers and sellers to choose an intermediary, then improves the source evidence.
Record questions by transaction type, location and property segment, separating brand and non-brand recommendations.
Check agency scope, fees, team biographies, listing freshness and permitted references.
Prepare service pages, staff profiles, fee FAQ and specialist publications.
Compare equivalent prompts, BMR and factual accuracy with the baseline.
Three published monthly plans use the same GAEO prices across sectors. Final scope follows the baseline and project requirements.
I lead the strategy; your team implements website and content specifications.
I study your product, create the content and organize publication.
Contractual BMR targets: baseline +5 / +10 / +15 percentage points in months 1 / 2 / 3.
Start with a free mini-audit or a full GEO audit. A monthly plan includes 50 prompts and 5 AI platforms; broader scope is calculated separately.
A development is recommended for the property itself; an agency is chosen for people, services, responsibilities and fees. The query set reflects that difference.
Yes, using genuine professional details and local specialisms without invented reviews or deals.
The real calculation basis and relevant contract terms should be explained. Complex transactions may require a scoped estimate.
Only where privacy, confidentiality and usage permissions allow disclosure. Do not expose sensitive client documents.
GAEO's standard audit and monthly plans apply. Scope depends on local markets, service lines and the baseline.

Independent GEO/AEO specialist with business experience since 2008. I personally carry out the diagnostic and build an industry-specific plan, separating verified sources from assumptions.
Professional biography ↗Share the agency website, service areas and team profiles. I will suggest a relevant starting measurement.
Discuss an initial audit