In Sydney's market, a buyer is gone before your hero gallery has finished loading. Run a free instant scan of your agency or agent site and get a score out of 100 plus your top issues in seconds — no signup. Then, when the score tells you it's worth it, a deep technical audit built specifically for property sites carrying IDX feeds, photo-heavy listings, and a pile of sold-and-gone pages.
Sydney is the biggest economy in Australia and the most contested patch of real estate on the continent. Search advertising here is brutally expensive in AUD — bidding against the major portals and every other agency in your suburb burns budget fast. That's exactly why the agencies that win the long game lean on technical organic search instead: it's the edge you actually own, and it compounds. But most Sydney property sites are leaking that edge in ways nobody on the team can see — because the site loads, looks polished, and feels fine on the desk-bound monitor it was signed off on.
The free instant scan is the fast way to find out where you stand. Paste your URL into the scanner and in seconds you get a score out of 100 and the top issues holding your site back — no form, no call, no catch. It's the same engine behind every audit I run, pointed at your live pages. If the score stings, the deep audit below tells you precisely why and what to fix first.
Property sites fail in a very specific, repeatable way. These are the leaks I find on Sydney agency and agent sites again and again — and the ones the buyer never tells you about, because they've already tapped back to the portal.
Instantly, no signup: your score out of 100 and the top issues dragging your Sydney property site down — slow listing pages, duplicate URLs, missing schema, the headline leaks. It's a fast, honest read on whether your site is helping or quietly costing you enquiries.
Run my free scan →The instant scan is the headline, but it's not the only free thing here. There's a whole set of 12 free tools you can point at your Sydney listings — a Core Web Vitals checker to see how a heavy gallery page really performs on mobile, an AI-crawler checker to confirm assistants can read your stock, a schema and meta inspector, and more. Use them to gut-check a single problem property page before you decide whether the deep audit is worth it. No account, no email gate.
The free scan tells you something's wrong. The deep audit tells you exactly what, where, and what to do first. It's a human-reviewed, prioritised report — 149 checks across 15 categories — scoped to how a real estate site actually works: listing-page performance per template, IDX duplication and canonical strategy, listing and Place schema, local SEO and NAP consistency across your suburb pages, and an indexing sweep that finds every stale sold listing still showing up. You finish it knowing what's costing you the most enquiries, and the exact fix for each.
A real estate site never sits still — new listings land daily, sold stock rolls off, a feed plugin updates and quietly breaks something. If you'd rather not re-audit from scratch every quarter, there's an optional monitoring membership: monthly re-scans that catch a fresh duplicate-URL or schema regression early, plus uptime monitoring so you know the moment a listing page goes down. No pressure — it's something to ask about once your report lands.
Yes. Drop in your Sydney site's URL and the free scan reads your live pages — including syndicated feed pages — and returns a score out of 100 plus your top issues in seconds. It often flags the duplicate listing URLs and missing canonicals that feeds quietly create.
Listing and gallery pages here are usually photo-heavy — 20 to 40 full-resolution images per property — and that wrecks Core Web Vitals on the phones most Sydney buyers browse from. The scan names the offenders; the deep audit gives you the exact per-image and lazy-load fix.
Yes. I work remotely from the Philippines and serve Sydney clients across NSW. The timezone helps — AEST runs only two to three hours ahead, so we overlap through your working day. Everything is delivered online; there's no local office, just real contact at [email protected].
Stale sold and leased listings left indexed are a common Sydney leak — buyers land on a property that's gone and bounce. The deep audit maps which expired URLs are still indexed and gives you a clear policy: redirect, noindex, or keep with a sold state, page by page.
The free scan is instant: a score out of 100 and your top issues, no signup. The $297 deep audit is 149 checks across 15 categories, human-reviewed, with a prioritised fix list — schema, canonicals, Core Web Vitals, local SEO and NAP, and indexing, all scoped to a Sydney real estate site.
The tools find the problem. When you need someone to actually rebuild the structure — clean the IDX duplication, add listing schema, fix the gallery performance — that's the Technical Web Architect work I do directly. Book a call and we'll scope it.