Palomino Agency Prepared for Chris Jordan · Keller Williams · 25 Aug 2026
Website & search audit · Lancaster, SC

You've sold 222 homes. Google still isn't sure you exist.

You've been licensed eleven years, you've closed hundreds of houses around Lancaster, Indian Land, Fort Mill and Rock Hill, and people around here know your name. On Google, though, your name belongs to somebody else, your one domain sends your visitors to a company that sells home-seller leads, and every good thing written about you lives on a website you don't own. Here's exactly what we found today, and what we'd do about it.

Section 01

Where you stand today

We searched the way a buyer or seller in our county would, and we followed your own web address to see where it lands. Everything below is what we got back on 25 August 2026.

Websites you own
0

There is no site that belongs to you. Every page about you is on somebody else's platform.

Your domain

carolinahometour.com forwards to a third-party site, not to you. Details below.

Google Business Profile
?

Searching Maps for you by name returns other Keller Williams offices, not a profile of yours.

Reviews you don't own
25

Five-star reviews sitting on RateMyAgent, plus more on Zillow. None of them on a page you control.

The three things that matter most

None of this is a criticism of how you've worked. You built a real business on relationships and it shows in the numbers. The gap is that the business has no home of its own on the internet, and in 2026 that costs you the buyers and sellers who don't already know you.

Section 02

Your competition

Not the other agents at the office. The websites that show up when someone in Lancaster County starts looking, before they ever ask a friend for a name.

Who shows upWhat they areWhere they rank
zillow.com, realtor.com, trulia, redfin, homes.comNational portals that sell your local leads back to agentsOwn the top of "homes for sale lancaster sc" and "realtor lancaster sc"
outlawsoldit.com — Melanie OutlawA local agent with her own website and a Google profile#1 in the Google map pack, 4.9 stars from 105 reviews, plus #8 organic with her own site
Watts Real EstateLocal brokerage with a Google profileMap pack, 3.9 stars from 41 reviews
Randy Collins RealtyLocal brokerage, own site collinsrealty.comMap pack, 3.6 stars from 30 reviews, plus top 10 organic
terravistarealty.com, bluefieldgroup.com, carolinahomesconnection.comRegional agents and teams with real websitesTop 10 for "homes for sale lancaster sc"
Chris JordanYouNo site. Nothing in the map pack. You appear only where a portal decided to put you.

Look at Melanie Outlaw's row, because it's the whole playbook and it's happening two miles from you: her own website, her own domain, and 105 Google reviews on a profile she controls. That combination is why she's the first face a stranger in Lancaster sees. Your review quality is right there with hers — five stars from 25 verified reviews on RateMyAgent alone. The reviews just aren't anywhere that helps you get found.

Where you're not weak

Your track record is the thing most agents are missing and can't fake: 222 sales, homes from $95,000 to $1.5 million, an average around $516,000, eleven years licensed, and 16 closings in the last twelve months. Your Facebook and Instagram are active and personal — open houses, new listings, families at closing, the Lancaster hashtags. That's the raw material for a site that outranks a portal for the things that actually matter. It's just being posted into a feed that forgets it in three days.

Section 03

What people around here are actually searching for

Monthly Google searches from our own area, measured 25 August 2026.

SearchSearches / monthDo you have a page for it?
homes for sale lancaster sc1,000No
houses for sale lancaster sc1,000No
land for sale lancaster sc170No — and you list land
realtor lancaster sc70No
lancaster sc real estate70No
indian land sc homes for sale70No
fort mill sc homes for sale70No
kershaw sc homes for sale70No
new homes lancaster sc10No
how much is my house worth10 locally, huge nationallyYour old domain sends these people to housevalues.com

That's roughly 2,500 searches a month in our own back yard, from people who have not picked an agent yet. Every one of them currently lands on Zillow, and Zillow's job is to sell that person to whichever agent pays. Nobody types "chris jordan" until after they already know you, and that's the whole point: a website isn't for your past clients, it's for the ones who don't know your name yet.

The neighborhood searches matter as much as the town ones. People search "Millstone Creek", "Sun City Carolina Lakes", "Walnut Creek", "Edgewater" — you've listed in those places. Those are pages a portal writes badly and a local agent can win.

Section 04

What's on the table

We're not going to invent a traffic number for you. Here's the math, with every assumption in the open.

Assumption A
$516K

Your average sale price, from your own Zillow record. At a typical listing side that's a real commission on every extra deal.

Assumption B
2,500

Local searches a month for homes and agents in the areas you already work, all going to portals today.

Assumption C
2–4

Extra closings a year is the bar this has to clear to be worth doing. That is a small share of those searches.

What it looks like month by month

  • Months 1–3: you own a real website at your own address. Your name search returns you, not the Manhattan Chris Jordan. Your reviews and your 222 sales are on a page you control. Your Google profile is claimed and posting. The seller who types in your old web address reaches you instead of a lead company.
  • Months 4–8: neighborhood and town pages start ranking — the "homes for sale in Millstone Creek" kind of search first, not "homes for sale lancaster sc" on day one. First calls from people who found you cold. Your listings get their own pages instead of only living on the MLS feed.
  • Months 9–12: a body of local pages Google trusts, an email list of past clients and neighborhood watchers that belongs to you, and a shot at the head terms. This is where an agent stops paying portals for leads and starts being the source of them.

Buying that same attention as Zillow leads costs money every month and stops the day you stop paying, and the lead is usually sold to two other agents as well. Pages you own keep working.

The rankings, competitors, search volumes and the domain redirect on this page are measured. The timeline is a labelled estimate. Anyone who promises you a closing number for month three is guessing.

Section 05

The 90-day plan

Here's what we'd do for you in the first 90 days, in the order it has to happen.

Days 1–14 · Stop the leak

We'll get you a website that's actually yours

  • We'll build and launch your site: who you are, the areas you cover, buyers, sellers, land, your listings, and your track record in plain numbers.
  • We'll take carolinahometour.com back and point it at your site, so it stops delivering your sellers to housevalues.com. If you'd rather use a name built around you, we'll set that up instead and forward the old one.
  • We'll claim and fill in your Google Business Profile, so you can appear in the map results the way Melanie Outlaw does, and so your reviews start pointing back to you.
  • We'll pull your reviews together onto your own review page and set up an easy way to ask every closing for one.
Days 15–45 · Own your patch

We'll write the pages the portals write badly

  • We'll build area pages for Lancaster, Indian Land, Fort Mill, Rock Hill, Kershaw and Chester, and neighborhood pages for the communities you actually sell in.
  • We'll write the seller side properly, including a real "what's my home worth" request that comes to your phone instead of to a national lead company.
  • We'll publish articles every week on what people here ask you all day: what my house is worth, what's happening with prices in Indian Land, buying land in Lancaster County, first-time buyer programs in South Carolina.
  • We'll post to Facebook, Instagram and your Google profile on a schedule, with every post pointing back to a page on your site instead of dying in the feed.
Days 46–90 · Make it compound

We'll turn attention into appointments

  • We'll start a monthly email to your past clients and your sphere — what sold, what it went for, what it means for their house — from a branded email address on your own domain.
  • We'll give every listing its own page with proper photos and copy, so your sellers see marketing nobody else in the office is doing.
  • We'll keep the review engine running, because the map results are decided by review count and freshness more than anything else.
  • You get a monthly report in plain English: what we published, what ranked, who called.
Section 06

How we'd work together

No contracts, no setup fees, month to month. And in your case, no invoice.

Your price

Everything above, built and run for you

$750/mo $0
No charge — $0/mo

Bobby is doing this one for free. The website, the setup, the Google profile, the content and the posting — the full Momentum package below, at no cost to you. Nothing to sign, nothing to cancel.

Build the base

Foundation

$375$0/mo
  • Custom SEO-optimized website with blog
  • Keyword and competitor analysis
  • 1 article per week
  • 3 social posts per week to Facebook and your Google Business Profile
  • 1 weekly post for your personal Facebook profile
  • Social profile optimization
  • Trusted Partners graphic (drives referrals)
  • Monthly report: what shipped, what's next
What you're getting

Momentum

$750$0/mo
  • Everything in Foundation, plus:
  • 2 articles per week
  • Daily social posts across multiple platforms
  • 3 weekly posts for your personal Facebook profile
  • Monthly newsletter to your list
  • Branded email on your own domain
  • Custom integrations with your other systems
  • Designed graphics for all content
Top gear

Own The Market

$1,500$0/mo
  • Everything in Momentum, plus:
  • 3 articles per week
  • Twice-daily social posting
  • Biweekly newsletter
  • Business process automation
  • Gap analysis and fixes, like an AI receptionist for missed calls
  • Review and reputation campaigns
  • Google Ads management (ad spend not included)

Where we'd start you: the Momentum level of work, at no charge. You've got the track record and the reviews already; what's missing is a place on the internet that belongs to you and a steady drumbeat of local pages and posts pointing at it. That's exactly what this covers.

Next step

Ready when you are

Say the word and in week one you'll have a site of your own, your web address pointed back at you instead of at a lead company, and your Google profile live.

Email Bobby to get started

Questions first? [email protected] — happy to answer anything before you decide.