Getting started
Your property website or preview and examples of the listings that behave incorrectly. Useful comparisons include active, sold or let, removed, missing, and paginated pages.
Technical help for property websites
Stop valid property pages returning 404—and missing listings returning 200.
I investigate how your property website turns listing data into public pages. The work covers incorrect page responses, missing listings, broken pagination, unwanted CMS URLs, and differences between preview and the live site.
What you may be seeing
- Published property pages return 404 in one environment or request type
- Removed or unknown listings return a generic successful page and cause soft 404s
- Feeds, pagination, filters, or internal links miss valid listings
- CMS addresses appear in canonicals, links, media, feeds, or structured data
- Preview and production serve different listing content or page responses
What you get
A record of the affected page types and environments, agreed fixes or developer instructions, and checks on the deployed website.
Before work starts
We agree on the scope, price, and how the work will be checked.
What I check
From listing data to the page visitors see
- Active, pending, sold or let, withdrawn, removed, and unknown listing pages
- HTTP status, HTML, browser rendering, RSC or data responses, canonicals, and robots directives
- Feeds, sitemaps, pagination, internal links, and media or CMS addresses
- Preview, immutable deployment, and production behavior
Client experience
Next.js and WordPress launch checks
The linked property-platform case covers page responses, false and soft 404s, CMS URLs, canonicals, deployment differences, and production checks. It describes the technical delivery; indexing, traffic, and enquiry gains are not reported.
Scope
Fix the agreed pages and launch problems
The work can cover a controlled CMS, feed, domain, or framework change. Your team approves listing lifecycle decisions, production access, and the rollback plan before implementation.
A new CRM, listing-management product, media pipeline, feed network, or full platform rebuild needs a separate project. Content production, syndication sales, and link campaigns are excluded. Correct page behavior cannot guarantee that Google will index a listing or restore traffic.
A different problem?
Need a better way to manage and publish listings?
If the problem is listing intake, approvals, photos, status changes, feeds, or enquiry handling, the platform may need extending or rebuilding. My Nikom work covers those projects.
Tell me what’s happening with your website
Share your website address and what you need help with. You do not need to know the cause.