AI visibility for real estate agents
Beautiful to buyers. Legible to ChatGPT.
Your website, your profiles, your Google Business Profile, your listings marketed every week: one consistent story, published beautifully and structured so ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity can read it, trust it and cite it. The site here is one piece of it: the page people admire, the data assistants read, and the answer that comes back with a name in it.
$500 a month. Or start with Foundation, $750 once.
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The question now gets asked in
The goal
When someone asks ChatGPT who sells homes in Huntington, the answer should have your name in it. And the person asking should end up your client.
That is the whole job. Nobody can promise what an assistant will say. What we can do is give it every reason to say you.
Why an assistant names one agent and not another
An answer needs three things. We supply all three.
ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity do not know you. They read. When they put a name in an answer it is because the open web gave them a name they could trust, a reason they could state, and a source they could point to. Select any part of the answer.
YouWho should I call to sell my house in Huntington?
A few agents come up, but Your name at Your brokerage stands out for Huntington: recent closed sales in the town, a weekly market brief with figures from the MLS, and listing pages that say what each house actually sold for. Worth a call.
The gap, with your name in it
Today's answer, and the answer we build toward.
Put in your name and town and press Ask. On the left, what an assistant says about an agent it cannot read. On the right, what it can say once your site is the source. Whoever gets named is who gets the call.
A simulation of the gap, not a live query. Nothing you type leaves the page.
You
No name. No you. The seller keeps browsing portals.
You
Your name, a reason, and a link to your site.
What we do
Your listings go in. A client comes out.
REmentioned sits between the MLS you already feed and the places people now ask.
Your MLS listings
Every listing you take is a structured record in your MLS: price, status, photos, rooms, district, dates. REmentioned reads only your own listings through the MLS feed. That is the entire input. You type nothing twice.
REmentioned builds
From each record we write the listing page, the sold story, the town page and the weekly market brief, plus the Google Business Profile post and the marketing kit. Structured data and an llms.txt are generated with them. A person reads everything before it publishes.
Your website
Fast, static pages under your name and brokerage. Active listings, sold pages with your account of the sale, one deep page per town you work, and the compliance elements your state requires on every page.
Google Business Profile
Posts written from your listings, photos in the right sizes, a review link, and a name, address and phone that match your site to the character. Google reads both and sees one agent.
Google search
Sitemaps, titles, canonicals, redirects and speed. Your own listings and towns indexed; other brokers' listings canonicalised away so they do not drag the site down.
AI assistants
These systems answer from sources they can read. The entity graph, the llms.txt, open crawler access and content specific enough to quote give them a source with your name on it.
A client, in your inbox
The person follows the answer or the result to your site, browses free, and gives a name at the moment of intent: saving a home, setting an alert, requesting a showing. It goes to your inbox and the CRM you already use.
Keep scrolling. The record is on its way to a client.Select a step, or let it play.
- ListingKey
- KEY322514575
- UnparsedAddress
- 18 Harbor Lane
- StandardStatus
- Active
- ListPrice
- 749,000
- City
- Huntington
- PostalCode
- 11743
- BedroomsTotal
- 4
- BathroomsTotalInteger
- 3
- LivingArea
- 2,410
- HighSchoolDistrict
- Huntington
- ListAgentFullName
- Your name
- ListOfficeName
- Your brokerage
- ModificationTimestamp
- 2026-08-18
- Median sale
- $812,500
- Days on market
- 24
- Sales, 90 days
- 61
Real estate agent · Huntington
Just listed in Huntington. Four bedrooms, a wraparound porch, and a block that trades faster than the town average. Ask me about the district.
Learn more Reviewed by a personYouWho sells homes in Huntington Station?
Source: yourname.com/huntington-station
How it works
From the record you already keep to the answer they already trust.
Six things, in order. Nothing is typed twice, and nothing goes stale when a status changes.
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The record
One listing in your MLS. This is all REmentioned needs, and it is already yours.
- ListingKey
- KEY322514575
- UnparsedAddress
- 18 Harbor Lane
- StandardStatus
- Active
- ListPrice
- 749,000
- City
- Huntington
- PostalCode
- 11743
- BedroomsTotal
- 4
- BathroomsTotalInteger
- 3
- LivingArea
- 2,410
- HighSchoolDistrict
- Huntington
- ListAgentFullName
- Your name
- ListOfficeName
- Your brokerage
- ModificationTimestamp
- 2026-08-18
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The listing page
Photos, price, rooms, the district, a map, and a paragraph only you could write. On your domain.
$749,000 4 bd · 3 ba · 2,410 sq ft · Huntington, NY 11743 Listed by Your name, Licensed Real Estate Salesperson, Your brokerage -
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The town page
One deep page per town you actually work. Live numbers from the feed, attributed to MLS GRID, and what you know about the blocks.
Huntington- Median sale
- $812,500
- Days on market
- 24
- Sales, 90 days
- 61
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The profile post
A Google Business Profile post written from the listing. A person reads it before it goes out.
Your name
Real estate agent · Huntington
Just listed in Huntington. Four bedrooms, a wraparound porch, and a block that trades faster than the town average. Ask me about the district.
Learn more Reviewed by a person -
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The answer
A schema.org graph, an llms.txt and open crawler access make the site legible to assistants. What they write is theirs. That it can be read is ours.
YouWho sells homes in Huntington Station?
AssistantIllustrationSource: yourname.com/huntington-station
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The person
They land on your site, browse free, and give a name at the moment of intent. It goes to your inbox and your CRM.
Request a showing NameEmailPhone Send To your inbox and CRM
Then it repeats, every listing, every week.
What it asks of you
Your part is twenty minutes a month. Ours is everything else.
Your part
Take listings
That is the input. You are already doing it.
Approve before anything publishes
We write it, you read it. Reply to an email or change a line. Nothing goes out without you.
Tell us what happened in each sale
Two sentences on the phone is enough. We turn it into the sold story only you could tell.
Your part adds up to about twenty minutes a month.
Our part
Build and run your website
Every page written, every listing kept current from your MLS feed. You type nothing twice.
Market every listing, every week
The listing page, the town pages, the market brief, the Google Business Profile post, the marketing kit drafts.
Keep every profile in agreement
Site, Google, Zillow, Realtor.com, socials: one name, one phone, one story, to the character.
Do the machine work
Structured data, llms.txt, sitemaps, crawler access, page speed. The part that makes assistants able to read you.
Carry the compliance
Brokerage identification, Fair Housing notice, SOP link, listing attribution, the sold photo rule. Built in, never optional.
The first thirty days
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Week one
Foundation. Your profiles claimed, completed and made consistent. Your bio and positioning written and approved by you.
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Week two
Your site goes live on your own domain, built from your MLS listings, compliance on every page.
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Week three
Town pages for the towns you actually work, and sold stories from the sales you tell us about.
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Week four
The weekly rhythm starts: market briefs, profile posts, and a marketing kit for every new listing.
Your name, in their answer
The search box became a conversation.
A buyer used to type "homes for sale" and a town name and get ten blue links, most of them portals. Now they ask ChatGPT who to call, and it answers in a paragraph, with a name, and shows where it looked. REmentioned makes you the agent that paragraph can be written about. Put your own name in, pick an assistant, and see what that looks like.
Get found
Your own site, indexed properly. Listing pages, town pages, sold stories. Organic search done the unglamorous way, so the people still typing find you too.
Get recommended
Structured data, an llms.txt, open crawler access, and content specific enough to quote. Everything ChatGPT, Gemini or Perplexity needs before it will put your name in an answer and link to you as the source.
Get hired
The person follows the answer to your site, browses free, and gives a name at the moment of intent. It lands in your inbox and your CRM. That is the business.
Nobody can promise a citation. What we can do is make you the best documented agent in your town, which is exactly what these systems reach for.
See it with your name
Nothing you type here leaves the page.
Same page. Drag the line to see it the way an assistant does.
Real estate agent · Huntington
Just listed in Huntington. Four bedrooms, a wraparound porch, and a block that trades faster than the town average. Ask me about the district.
Learn more Reviewed by a personYouWho should I call to sell my house in Huntington?
A few agents come up, but Your name at Your brokerage stands out for Huntington: recent closed sales in the town, a weekly market brief with figures from the MLS, and listing pages that say what each house actually sold for. Worth a call.
YouBest real estate agent in Huntington for a first time seller?
Based on what is published online, Your name (Your brokerage) has closed sales in Huntington and writes about how the town is moving each week. Their listing pages include the school district and the block, which first time sellers tend to ask about.
YouWhich agent has actually sold homes in Huntington recently?
Your name of Your brokerage lists recent closed sales in Huntington with the sale price and a short account of each one [1]. The same site publishes a weekly brief of Huntington figures from the MLS [2].
Youwho to call to sell a house in Huntington
Your name, a licensed salesperson with Your brokerage, lists current and sold homes in Huntington and publishes a weekly market brief for the town. Their Google Business Profile and website agree on contact details.
One listing record becomes
What you get
What $500 a month buys.
One price, so nothing is held back for a higher tier. Whatever the service does, every client gets.
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Your own website
Built from your MLS listings on your own domain. Active listings, sold pages with your account of each sale, and one deep page per town you work. Fast, static, yours.
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Readable to ChatGPT, Gemini, Perplexity and Google AI
A schema.org entity graph for you, your brokerage and every listing. An llms.txt. Crawler access for the systems that feed the assistants. Content specific enough to quote. This is what generative engine optimisation means here.
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Google Business Profile, connected
Posts written from your own listings, photos in the right sizes, a review link, and a name, address and phone that match your site to the character.
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Weekly market briefs
Town by town numbers from the feed, with the MLS GRID attribution the licence requires, and a paragraph in your voice on top.
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A marketing kit for every new listing
When a listing goes live, a set of drafts is written for it: post copy, an email, a print sheet, a GBP update. A person reviews it before anything is published.
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Organic search, done properly
Indexed where it counts, canonicalised where it does not. Sitemaps, titles, redirects, page speed. The unglamorous work that decides whether a page is found.
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Compliance you cannot switch off
Brokerage name and address, your name as licensed, the Fair Housing notice, the Standardized Operating Procedures link, DMCA notice, listing broker attribution, the sold photo rule. Built into the template, not a setting.
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A person in the loop
Nothing generated publishes itself. Someone at REmentioned reads it first, and you can too.
The service. Everything above, run for you.
- One price
- No tiers
- No setup fee
- Month to month
- Foundation included
No setup fee, no contract. If you stop, your domain and your content stay yours. The Foundation work below is part of it, done in your first weeks.
Hired separately, this is a web designer, an SEO retainer, a listing copywriter and a profile manager on four different invoices. Here it is one bill, and the pieces agree with each other.
Foundation. The ground it all stands on.
- One-time
- Yours to keep
- Included in the service
A one-time positioning of the profiles you already have, so search engines and AI assistants see one consistent, authoritative picture of who you are. It stands on its own, and it is the ground the monthly service builds on.
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Core profiles, done right
Google Business Profile, Zillow, Realtor.com and Homes.com claimed, completed and made consistent: your name as licensed, your brokerage, one phone number, the same service-area language everywhere.
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A canonical identity record
One authoritative page carrying your schema.org identity, so there is a single machine-readable source of truth about you before any website exists.
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A written positioning kit
A rewritten bio, a service-area statement and specialty language you reuse everywhere, specific enough to quote and compliant with your state's advertising rules.
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Cleanup and handoff
Social bios aligned to the same identity, stale and duplicate directory listings cleaned up, and a document saying exactly what changed and where. You own all of it.
Foundation is included in the monthly service, so nobody buys both. Start with Foundation alone and subscribe later, and the groundwork is already done. Two products, two prices, and that is the whole price list.
Compliance, built in
The rules, by name.
Your state treats a website as advertising. These are New York's rules, by name, and the same discipline applies wherever you are licensed. They are built into every page and cannot be configured away, because one non-compliant site puts every client's data access at risk.
- 19 NYCRR 175.25
- Brokerage name, address and your name as licensed on every page
- 19 NYCRR 175.29
- Fair Housing and Anti-Discrimination Notice, prominently displayed
- RPL 442-h
- Standardized Operating Procedures, linked
- 17 U.S.C. 512
- DMCA copyright notice
- OneKey Rule 712
- One front exterior photo on a closed sale, enforced in the data layer
- MLS GRID
- Source and date on every market statistic
Plainly
What it does not buy.
- Paid advertising management.
- A CRM. We connect to the one you already have.
- A promise of rankings, citations or lead volume. Nobody can promise those honestly.
Crawlers let in
Googlebot · GPTBot · ClaudeBot · PerplexityBot · Google-Extended · Bingbot · OAI-SearchBot · Applebot
Questions agents ask
Asked before buying.
The honest answers, including the ones about what nobody can promise. Anything else, ask on the walkthrough or write to [email protected].
Do I own the website?
Yes. The domain, the content, the photographs and the sold stories are yours. If you stop, you take them with you. We keep our tooling, you keep your site. Month to month, no contract.
Will my broker be okay with this?
The site advertises you as licensed: your name as licensed, your brokerage and its address on every page, the Fair Housing notice, the Standardized Operating Procedures link, and listing attribution where it applies. If your broker wants to review it before launch, we send them everything.
I already have a Zillow profile and a page on my brokerage site. Why this?
Those pages live on someone else's domain and build someone else's brand. Foundation makes them accurate and consistent, because assistants read them too. The website gives you the one surface that is entirely yours, deep enough about your towns and your sales to be worth citing.
How much of my time does it take?
About twenty minutes a month. You approve what we wrote before it publishes, and you tell us what happened in each sale. Everything else is our job.
Where does the listing data come from?
Your own listings from your MLS as distributed by MLS GRID, under Participant Listings Use. Nothing is scraped and nothing is typed twice. Full-market IDX search is available on request.
Can you guarantee I will show up in ChatGPT's answer?
No, and nobody honestly can. Assistants decide their own answers. What we do is publish everything they need to read, trust and cite you: the structured data, the open crawler access, and content specific enough to quote. The walkthrough shows you exactly what they can read before and after.
What is generative engine optimisation?
Publishing your own listings and commentary with structured data, an llms.txt and open crawler access, so assistants and search engines can read, attribute and quote you. The same discipline as search engine optimisation, applied to the systems that answer in paragraphs instead of links. Nobody can promise a citation; the work is making one possible.
Can I see it before I pay?
Yes. Book the walkthrough: twenty minutes on a screen share, a real site, and one of your own listings run through the pipeline so you can see the pages and the data it becomes.
What does it cost, all in?
Foundation is $750 once. The service is $500 a month, Foundation included, no setup fee, month to month. That is the whole price list.
Twenty minutes
See your listing become the answer.
A screen share: a real agent's site, one of your listings run through it, and what ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity can read afterwards.