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Any Real Estate SEO tips out there?

I have a real estate website that's been up a year, it's doing decent but for a lot of keywords it's hovering on page 2/3 and has been doing so for quite some time. I have been working a decent backlink strategy on it, but am wondering if anyone in this niche has any needle moving tips to get my site to rank a bit better?

One thing I'm trying to crack the code on a bit better is how to get listings to be seen and indexed quicker as they come on line. Some of the higher traffic sites have tons of listing pages showing up while mine seems to be hovering around roughly 1/2 of listings being indexed on Google.

Thanks!

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