When someone asks AI for an agent, will it name you?

I can’t promise that, and nobody honest can. An AI tool can only name you from something it read, so I make sure your site can be read and says who you are, where you work and what you know. Mentions elsewhere and video help too. Ask the tools yourself each month and write down who comes back. Our free guide, How we get you found (PDF), lists every way we help a client get noticed.

Yes. Every site is on your own domain, with hosting and the security certificate included. If you don’t have one yet, I’ll register it with you and set it up, and it stays yours.

No. I don’t sell leads, I don’t run ads, and I don’t offer MLS/IDX listing feeds. What you get is the website: somewhere to send people that is yours, with a contact form that reaches you the moment somebody fills it in. Every real estate agent’s site also comes with a free listing in the Swift Agents Network: your name, phone and website on the FloodFireCheck neighborhood pages you work, where FloodFireCheck has a page for your area, and on address checks in those neighborhoods. That’s where buyers and renters check flood and wildfire risk before they move. Where we run a regional hub for your state and line of work (Idaho, Oregon, Texas and Wyoming so far), you’re listed there too. It’s visibility, not a promise of business. Anyone who tells you a website by itself will bring you business is selling you something.

The pages we run that link to our clients: regional hubs with local articles on insurance, real estate and moving for each state, the free license, mover and website checks, the real estate agent directory, and FloodFireCheck, a flood and fire risk check for neighborhoods, where a box labelled “Swift Agents Network” shows a real estate client’s name, phone and website on the neighborhood pages they work, where it has one, and on address checks there. That listing is free, and separate from FloodFireCheck’s paid sponsor spot. Your site is listed where you work. It’s more places to be found and checked out, and AI tools read these pages too. It isn’t a ranking or a recommendation, and nothing in it promises inquiries.

A site rewritten around you, on your own domain with hosting and the certificate included: your bio, the areas you cover, your listings and a contact form that emails you the moment somebody fills it in. Lead pages you build for your own ads, a blog (your own posts, plus the regional hub’s posts once you approve each one), your listings across the Swift Agents Network, and, for real estate agents, a free Swift Agents Network listing on the FloodFireCheck neighborhood pages you work, where FloodFireCheck has a page for your area: your name, phone and website. It works on a phone, it’s built to be found, and you can change any of it yourself from your dashboard. $890 a year, no setup fee — and the domain stays yours if you ever leave.

Yes — a recruiting site for the brokerage, with optional sites for each of your agents. It has its own page, with the price and a sample.

No. It starts from a structure that works, and then the type, colors, photos and words change until it reads as you.

Yes — that’s most of the job. Send me what you have, an old bio or a few notes, and I’ll help turn it into something that sounds like you on a good day.

No. I build the technical side properly, but rankings depend on competition, your content, links and how well known you are locally. Nobody can promise them honestly.