SoFlo Real Estate

When they started on September 11, 2026, the website had 0 pages indexed in the All submitted pages view. The first recorded submitted-pages reading is 8 indexed and 3 not indexed on September 13, 2026, two days after that start. Indexed pages rose to 105 on October 9 and peaked at 115 on October 12 to October 15, then stood at 49 from October 23 through November 5, 2026. This is the kind of foundational SEO and AI visibility work that can often take companies 6 to 9 months to accomplish.

Comparing the 60 days before we started with the 60 days we have been working on the website, clicks rose from 3 to 84, and impressions rose from 161 to 14.3K. Those before totals should be read with care: the indexing export first shows impressions on September 9, 2026, so the July 14 to September 10 window may not include a full 59 days of recorded search data. Average CTR moved from 1.9% to 0.6%, and average position moved from 16.3 to 22.4. That is not framed as a ranking loss. When a site starts appearing for a much wider set of queries, average position often moves down and click rate often falls even as total clicks rise. A South Florida homes-for-sale buyer guide led with 19 clicks and 510 impressions (none in the earlier window). A multi-family homes guide drew 11 clicks and 176 impressions from none prior. The www homepage had 10 clicks (up from 2) and 802 impressions (up from 11). A Palm Beach versus West Palm Beach guide drew 6 clicks and 2,194 impressions (up from 44 impressions and no clicks). These are measurable results, verified directly by Google.

SEO and AI visibility build momentum over time. Conversions also depend on market demand, the website, the competition, and how visitors become customers.

Getting the website indexed, expanding its presence in search, and improving its rankings are the foundation for generating more traffic and potential customers. That does not mean every improvement immediately turns into phone calls or sales.

These results are not easy to achieve.