Real estate performance marketing is Google + Meta + portals + nurture. Google primary (40-60% of spend) for high-intent buyer queries. Meta 20-35% for demand-gen, lookalike and retargeting. Portal subscription/lead-buy 15-25% depending on aggregator economics. All creative passes RERA compliance; all leads flow to CRM for long-cycle nurture (3-12 months). What makes this vertical unlike any other paid media account is the gap between the enquiry and the money. A buyer who fills a form in March may complete a booking in December after four site visits and a loan sanction, so cost per lead is close to meaningless as a management number and the account has to be steered on site visits and bookings instead. That also means the sales team's response speed is a performance variable, not a separate department's problem.
Real estate Google Ads: high-intent '[BHK] in [area]' buyer queries, location-radius, quality-score discipline. CPC ₹30 - ₹200 depending on city + price-tier. Meta: lookalike from converted-buyer seed, interest targeting (home buyers, NRI segments), retargeting high-intent visitors. Portal economics (MagicBricks, 99acres, Housing, NoBroker): subscription or per-lead; quality varies by segment. Booking CPA = CPL × (1 / site-visit rate) × (1 / close rate). Affordable ₹15K - ₹60K per booking, mid ₹50K - ₹2.5L, premium ₹2L - ₹15L. The variable that swings those numbers hardest is not the media buying, it is the speed and quality of first contact, because property enquiries are made in parallel across several developers and the site visit usually goes to whoever called back first with something useful to say. We have repeatedly seen accounts labelled as underperforming turn out to have a callback delay measured in days. Satguru Builders is among the real estate clients we have worked with, and we run these accounts from the Powai office.


























































