Link Building for Property Management Companies

A manager usually belongs to a trade association and, where they exist, to a deposit scheme or a complaints scheme, and each of them publishes its members.

• We check that every entry exists, carries the current name and address, and links to the owner page and not to an old home page.
• Landlord associations keep lists of recommended suppliers as well, and a place there is earned by a talk or an article for their members.

A manager sends work to many firms and looks after buildings that have websites of their own.

• Plumbers, electricians and cleaning firms name the clients they work for, and brokers of landlord insurance and of buy-to-let loans name the managers they trust.
• The residents' association of a managed block normally publishes who the manager is, and that mention should link to your page for boards of blocks.

A link is given freely to something useful, and for landlords that means a clear answer to a change in the rules.

• A dated guide to a new duty, such as a safety check or a rule on deposits, is offered to forums, local papers and accountants who work for landlords.
• Once a year a short note on rents by district, drawn from the homes you manage and with no address in it, gives editors a reason to cite you.