Getting found
What the app does for your search visibility on its own, the handful of things only you can do, and how to check Google is reading your site.
Website → Landing → Visibility.
What happens without you
Every published page already carries the plumbing search engines expect:
- A sitemap and a robots file on your own address, listing every page that actually serves.
- Canonical addresses — every page names its one true address, so a page reachable two ways is not counted as two competing pages.
- Structured data — your listings, your profile, your blog posts and your credentials, described in the format Google reads. Written strictly from what your account says: no ratings, no reviews, nothing invented.
- Titles and descriptions written from the property and the page, cut at sensible places rather than mid-word.
- AI assistants are let in. ChatGPT, Claude, Perplexity and Google’s assistant crawlers are explicitly welcomed on your site, and a plain-text summary of it is published for them.
None of this needs switching on.
Sold figures are licensed for you and your client. They live in the app and in your comparables documents. They are never published, so nothing about the search layer can leak them.
The six things only you can do
The Visibility list on the Landing tab ticks itself off from your actual account — never from which screens you have visited.
| Why it matters | |
|---|---|
| Site published | Nothing serves until you publish. |
| Custom domain | Your own domain is the address search engines rank. See Your own domain. |
| Search Console | So you can see how Google reads your site. |
| Live listings | Each one is its own page with full property data on it. |
| Brand story | Your tagline and your story feed search snippets and your profile. |
| Pages and blog | Area guides and blog posts are what answer engines quote. |
Connecting Search Console
- In Google Search Console, add your site and choose the HTML tag verification method.
- Copy the tag it gives you.
- Paste it into the Google Search Console field on the Landing tab and save. Pasting the whole tag is fine — the app takes what it needs.
- Press verify in Search Console.
It is your account and your data. Nothing about it is shared with us.
When you publish something new
Publishing a page, a post, or a listing pings the search engines that accept pings, so a new listing page is found in hours rather than whenever a crawler next comes past. Gated and hidden pages are never announced.
What is deliberately kept out of search
- Pages behind a gate — password, email, or phone — are hidden from search engines and never appear in your sitemap or on your blog index.
- Open house sign-in pages and proof links are not indexed. They are for the person you handed them to.
- A sample workspace publishes nothing to search at all. An invented persona under a real name has no business being indexed.
What tends to go wrong
- The site is published but nothing is ranking. Give it weeks, not days, and check the Visibility list — a site with one page and no listings has very little for a search engine to hold on to.
- Your domain shows as waiting. DNS has not finished. See Your own domain.
- Search Console will not verify. Make sure the site is published first — the tag only appears on a serving page.