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Turning clicks into clients: How a strong brand supercharges your CRE website’s lead generation - by Kimberly Zar Bloorian

Kimberly Zar Bloorian

In today’s competitive commercial real estate market, your website is more than just a digital business card — it’s your 24/7 sales engine. A strategically branded and optimized website can be your most powerful tool for attracting high-quality leads and building the relationships essential for success in CRE. 

Here’s how to ensure your website drives results: 

1. Branded CTAs That Drive Property and Service Inquiries - Your brand’s identity should be reflected in every call-to-action (CTA) on your site. Whether encouraging buyers to schedule a property tour, download a market report, or request financing options, your CTAs need to be clear, prominently positioned, and aligned with your brand’s voice and design. Action phrases like “Explore Listings” or “Get Market Insights” should be tailored to your target, motivating clicks with language that speaks directly to investors, buyers, and industry stakeholders. 

(Pro Tip: Integrate a CRM tool that captures leads directly from inquiries and contact forms, automates follow-ups, and manages interactions seamlessly.)

2. SEO That Establishes Your Brand as a Market Leader - Your website content should be optimized with targeted CRE-specific keywords, submarket terms, and property classifications that showcase your brand’s expertise. Effective SEO ensures your site ranks for high-intent searches like “bridge lenders in Chicago” or “top investment sales brokers in the Bronx.” By combining high-quality, data-driven content with strategic SEO, you position your brand as a market leader, attracting the right clients and investors.

3. Mobile-First Design for On-the-Go Decision Makers - This one is simple but essential: your website design must adapt seamlessly across all devices. In a fast-paced CRE environment, decision-makers often access property details, market insights, and contact information on mobile devices. Ensuring your website is responsive and user-friendly on every screen size reflects your brand’s professionalism.

By fine-tuning these elements, your CRE website becomes a powerful tool that boosts your brand, attracts leads, and drives growth.

Kimberly Zar Bloorian is the founder and CEO of Kloud Marketing, Great Neck, N.Y.

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