Revi Haviv · Compass New Hope · Revi Design Studio
A simple, flexible plan to bring in more buyers and sellers — built around one retainer, with clear goals.
The whole plan runs on one flexible retainer of hours.
You get a block of hours each month. You direct where they go. We shift as your needs change — more SEO one month, more video the next.
One pool. One invoice. No silos.
How it works
Everything draws from the same retainer. You decide the mix. We track hours monthly and roll over unused hours up to 6 months.
Pricing
Hours are tracked monthly and roll over up to 6 months.
Why this matters
The hourly rate goes down as the retainer gets larger. I recommended 40 hours to stay cost effective and have to refill less since our workload is increasing.
Every ad needs a strong page to land on. These are the pages we build out of the gate — especially for ads. We keep building more landing pages as we go.
The main seller tool. Visitors get an instant home-value range, then we capture their info. Where seller ads land.
Proof page — reviews, client stories, and national press features that build trust.
Explains how Revi sells luxury homes (design, staging, private listings). Where serious sellers convert.
A buyer guide for people relocating from NYC and Philadelphia — towns, commutes, what budgets buy. Where buyer ads land.
Browsable luxury listings with inquiry forms. The second landing spot for buyer ads.
On the Design Studio site. Captures interior design and staging leads.
The big SEO guide that helps Revi rank and get quoted by AI tools. Feeds the buyer funnel.
A monthly local market report to grow an email list — added once steady lead flow exists.
These pages are built before ads scale. We add more landing pages over time as campaigns and audiences call for them.
For now, SEO falls under your retainer hours — not a separate fee.
About 10–15 hours a month to start. Flexible. We can dial it up or down based on what you see.
What we do each month
A note on AI: tools like ChatGPT don't publish rankings. So we track mentions, citations, and how often Revi shows up in AI answers.
Climb to page one for key local searches — and become a source AI tools quote. Measured monthly.
We split the first month evenly between sellers and buyers. A clean 30-day market test.
Then we move budget to the side that performs.
Management
Flat up to $15K spend, then 10% — capped at $3,500.
Recommended Spend
Find the best lead source in 30 days. Then deliver quality leads at $120 or less by month 6.
Two simple paths: listings for buyers, "what's your home worth" for sellers.
Both feed into a landing page, then a lead form.
Management
Same structure as Google.
Starting Spend
Enough to test 2 audiences.
Listing ads
Carousel ads — neighborhood, price, beds/baths. No address. "Get more info" form.
Seller ads
"What's your home worth" prompts. Colder leads — but they work. A needle in a haystack, found often enough.
A note on targeting
Home ads can't target by wealth or neighborhood (fair-housing rules). So we set a map radius and let Meta find who actually converts.
Audience math: ~$600/month per audience × 2 audiences, tested over 3–6 weeks.
Find 1–2 winning audiences in the first 6 weeks. Then deliver steady leads.
Optional. Not recommended yet. Worth knowing about.
Pay-per-lead with a 'Google Screened' badge at the top of search. Modest volume in a small market. Worth adding once the core program runs.
Same idea as Meta but lower conversion for luxury right now. Worth a second look in 12 months.
Cheap. Low priority. Available as added reach if you want it.
The Build
Why it pays
One extra luxury sale is roughly $50,000–60,000 in commission. The plan pays for itself on the first one.