Real Estate Agent Website Builder: The Giraffe360 Agent Website
The Agent Website builder in Content Studio makes a portfolio site from the property projects you already have in Giraffe360, with your profile, your listings and a way for homeowners to get in touch. You choose which properties it shows, preview it and publish it on its own link, whether you upload your own photos or receive projects from a Giraffe360 photographer.
What Homeowners See on Your Agent Website
The Agent Website is made to show sellers how you would market their home. A homeowner can browse your photography, open your virtual tours and view your floor plans before they get in touch, and each property you show answers the question they bring: how would this agent present my home?
Your profile comes first, with your photo, name, a short bio, your logo, contact details and social media links. Then come your properties, each with a cover photo, a photo gallery and its details and a status such as active or sold, along with videos, virtual tours and floor plans where the project has them.
Area guides are made by the site itself, pages for the areas your properties are in, which show homeowners the places you know and work in. A contact form on every page lets a visitor send an enquiry from wherever they are. All of it works on desktop, tablet and mobile, with a small "Powered by Giraffe360" badge in the footer.
Setting Up and Publishing Your Site
To publish, you need at least one listing in your workspace. Each workspace includes one Agent Website, and only workspace managers and organisational admins can publish, unpublish or edit it. The builder takes you through it in this order, as the Help Centre article on the Agent Website sets out:
- Open the Agent Website builder.
- Complete your profile: your profile photo, full name, short bio, logo and at least one contact method, email or phone. Social media links are optional.
- Personalise your branding: upload your personal or agency logo and choose a brand colour, which the site uses for buttons, links and highlights.
- Choose your listings: select the properties to show, put them in order and pick a featured property.
- Preview your website to check how it looks before it goes live.
- Select Publish.
Choosing Which Listings Show
Your portfolio and contact form stay live in the months when you have no new listings, and homeowners can keep finding your work between them. The site also keeps itself up to date. A newly completed project in Giraffe360 lands in your website editor automatically and stays off the public site until you choose to show it, which leaves you in control of what homeowners see.
In the editor you can show or hide each property, reorder them and pin your best work to the top. The featured property is shown prominently at the top of the site. For a sold or off-market home, you can hide the exact address and still show the work.
Sharing the Link and Following the Enquiries
When you publish, the site gets its own link on a Giraffe360 address, and you can change the end of it to something easier to remember, such as your name: agentwebsite.giraffe360.com/jane-smith. That one link goes wherever homeowners meet you. Put it in your email signature, in your Instagram, TikTok, Facebook and LinkedIn bios, on business cards and brochures as a QR code, and in your messages to homeowners before or after a valuation.
When a homeowner fills in the contact form, the enquiry goes to your Giraffe360 dashboard. The dashboard also counts the site's leads, its total views and its unique visitors, the number of different people who have come to it. Those figures show how far your marketing reaches, and you can share them with sellers.
Frequently asked questions
Your profile or your listings are missing something the site needs. The checklist in your website dashboard shows what is still to do.
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