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Facebook Ads for real estate agencies
Real estate Facebook Ads agency in Logroño
Done: this is what your client sees today
Area read from your website: Sitges
Facebook · the feed of a property owner in Sitges
- Fincas del MarSponsored
Selling your house in Sitges? We'll value it for you - Garraf HomesSponsored
Sold in your neighbourhood in 6 weeks - Sitges HomesSponsored
We are looking for houses in Sitges for buyers
youragency.comNot in their feed
Speaking to them in their feed
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agencies in their area advertise
Your agency
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times in their feed this week
Example with a website from Sitges, on Facebook. Your check measures your position on Google Maps and whether AI names you.
Speaking to them in their feed
3
agencies in their area
Facebook · a property owner's feed
- Fincas del MarSponsored
- Garraf HomesSponsored
- Sitges HomesSponsored
- youragency.comNot there
Example with a website from Sitges, on Facebook. Your check measures your position on Google Maps and whether AI names you.
Real estate agencies that have worked with Landing Agency: Lucas Fox, Kensington, Person Inmobiliaria, Olisson Club, Macenas, MG Grupo Inmobiliario, Tierra Meridiana, Max Ricart, Grandiora, Corredor Mató, Menorcasa and Stipek Farrés.
Explain how you sell a home before asking for details
A Logroño owner may see your Facebook ad without knowing your office. Instead of offering a valuation without context, we show who will respond, what the sale process involves and what they can ask before leaving a phone number.
Get messages from people thinking of selling
Ads designed for people who own a house in your area and are considering selling it, not for people who just look at photos.
Your sales, in front of people thinking of selling
What you sell and how you sell it, in front of people who own a house in your area and are thinking of selling. When they decide, they will already know who to call.
Real faces, not stock photos
Your team, your houses and your neighbourhood. We prepare the ads with you and every month we tell you which property owners each euro brought.
Trust before the form
A conversation about selling takes more than a pretty picture
Facebook can tell a broader story than a property listing: how a home is prepared, what the office does and the questions people ask before selling. If an ad promises a “free valuation” without explaining what that means, it may collect details from people who were only curious. The campaign needs a clear answer before and after the form.
In Logroño, that explanation becomes more precise when the office knows the area. Someone in the Casco Antiguo may ask about the condition of their flat; someone in Valdegastea may want to know how viewings will be arranged. We do not invent market figures to answer them. We show the process and let the team respond about the actual home. The campaign is coordinated with winning property owners and the office's real diary.
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Ad audience · your area and beyond
Ads that answer an owner's first question
We prepare pieces about what the agency needs for a valuation, how photographs are presented and who accompanies viewings. We use images of real work with permission. Each ad answers one question and leads to a page where the explanation continues; a button should not request a phone number before explaining the service.
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Facebook forms
Short forms followed by a human response
We request only what is needed to call back and identify the property. If a Facebook lead form is used, we check that the privacy wording, data destination and confirmation are clear. The team agrees how and when it will respond; a lead list without follow-up does not improve the portfolio.
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Messenger · instant reply
Property ads kept apart from owner acquisition
When the agency promotes a home, the campaign leads to its current listing and the person who can arrange a viewing. Buyer messaging does not get mixed into owner valuation ads. We review Meta's current special housing-ad rules before configuring locations, audiences and ads.
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Events · open house day
Conversation quality matters more than form cost
We check how many people ask about selling, how many can be reached and how many accept a valuation appointment. Cost per lead means something only alongside those answers. If many form submitters never answer the phone, we review messaging, questions and response time before increasing spend.
The area you serve
Local explanations should come from your team
Municipal neighbourhoods help organise questions; we advertise only services the office can provide in each:
- Casco AntiguoA piece can explain which facts the agency checks before valuing a Casco Antiguo flat. An answer about a particular home comes after learning about it.
- Madre de DiosIf the office works in Madre de Dios, it can show who responds to owners and how a valuation visit is prepared, without promising a generic asking price.
- Los LiriosA frequent owner question in Los Lirios can become a short piece. The campaign leads to an explained service and a contact route someone actually monitors.
- VareaFor Varea we present the sales process the agency can deliver. We do not use a home's images or a client's testimonial without explicit permission.
- CascajosAn owner campaign for Cascajos should distinguish an initial valuation from the final sale price. The ad invites a conversation, not acceptance of an automated figure.
- El CuboIf your team knows El Cubo, it can explain how photographs and viewings are planned for a home in the area. A named person stands behind the answer.
- ValdegasteaA Valdegastea owner may want to know what happens from the first call to publication. We describe those steps and make clear who will carry them out.
We already do it for agencies like yours
Real estate agencies that have worked with Landing Agency: Lucas Fox, Kensington, Person Inmobiliaria, Olisson Club, Macenas, MG Grupo Inmobiliario, Tierra Meridiana, Max Ricart, Grandiora, Corredor Mató, Menorcasa and Stipek Farrés.
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How Corredor Mató multiplied its potential clients by five
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potential clients a month, from 7 to 37
Corredor MatóCosta BravaView case study of Corredor Mató -
How Grandiora multiplied property-owner enquiries by five
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property-owner enquiries in 12 months
GrandioraBarcelona and the MaresmeView case study of Grandiora -
How MG became the first Google profile in Barcelona's uptown
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visits a month from their Google profile, from 116 to 224
MG Grupo InmobiliarioBarcelonaView case study of MG Grupo Inmobiliario
What people say about us on Google
Unedited: these are public reviews from our Google profile. You can read them all.
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★★★★★
An exceptional real estate marketing agency
We are really satisfied with this agency's work. They are a young, dynamic team with a level of professionalism you notice from day one.
CP Carles Planas5 reviews -
★★★★★
Committed to results
Working with this agency on our paid media campaigns has been a very positive experience. We have been working together for several months now and from the start they have shown a high level of professionalism and commitment to results.
JR Jesús Rguez4 reviews -
★★★★★
Winning apartment listings with Ads
I have been investing in Ads with Landing Agency for a few months to win apartment listings. The truth is the result has been very good, and above all the follow-up from the team. 100% recommended.
AH Arturo HernándezLocal Guide · 43 reviews
And this is how Google sums up the rest:
- “Very serious and they monitor the work regularly.”
- “Very good service and very good people.”
- “We are really satisfied with this agency's work.”
Real service beyond Logroño
Near Logroño
If the agency also serves Arnedo or Calahorra, its ads need a verifiable team and process in each town. We do not widen a campaign's radius merely to collect more forms:
- Arnedo
- Calahorra
Other services in Logroño9 services
Frequently asked questions about Facebook Ads in Logroño
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It can start owner conversations if the ad explains your service and the office responds. An enquiry is not a signed instruction. We follow the path from form to valuation appointment and review why some people do not continue.
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It depends on what the owner needs to know before speaking. A Facebook form can reduce steps; a website page can explain the service better. We test both when appropriate and compare conversation quality rather than submission count alone.
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Yes, through a campaign and page separate from owner acquisition. The listing must be current and the person responding must be able to confirm a viewing. When the home is reserved or sold, we review the ad.
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Only what your team needs to respond and identify the home in a first conversation. We explain their use and link to privacy information. Details requiring a visit are asked later rather than guessed in the ad.
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Many people submitted a form at a low cost. It does not prove they want to sell or can be reached. We review successful contacts, appointments and instructions with the office before deciding whether spend is well directed.
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Yes. Meta changes its tools and has specific rules for property advertising. Before launch we check the relevant category, targeting options and forms. Real estate Facebook Ads follows the current configuration.
