IDX and Listings
November 9, 2026 · IDX and Listings
How to Get Listings in Real Estate, From Your Website
How to get listings in real estate comes down to a handful of proven sources: your sphere and past clients, a farm area, expired and withdrawn listings, for-sale-by-owners, home value requests, seller guides, open houses, partner referrals and a niche you own. Every one of them has the same moment in it: before a seller calls you back, they look you up. Your website, and especially how your listings are marketed online, either wins that moment or loses it. Below, each tactic with what to do and
November 9, 2026 · IDX and Listings
Listing Presentation: How Your Website Wins the Room
A listing presentation is the meeting where you show a seller why they should list their home with you: your read on the home's value, your plan to market it, your track record, and how you will handle the sale from first showing to closing. The presentations that win are about the seller's home, not your awards. The strongest move is to show your marketing live: open a real listing page you built for a past listing, then show the seller what theirs will look like. This guide covers what sellers
November 9, 2026 · IDX and Listings
Best IDX for Real Estate Websites, Compared
The best IDX for a real estate website is the one that puts listings on your own domain as pages Google can read, captures leads into a system you control, and covers your MLS. For a WordPress site, Showcase IDX and Buying Buddy make the strongest published claims about indexable listing pages. For any platform, IDX Broker and iHomefinder are the long-standing options. Real Geeks bundles IDX into its own website and CRM. Below is a side-by-side table, a section on each provider, and a short guid