Home Builder Digital Trends Report
IntroductionGraphic Language is a dynamic web design and digital marketing agency that has carved a niche in the homebuilding industry. With a mission deeply rooted in innovation, we take pride in creating digital solutions that drive results. Our team of creative professionals is dedicated to designing engaging websites, executing strategic marketing campaigns, and providing a suite of services that enhance online visibility and sales for home builders.
We’re drawing on our experience in the homebuilding industry to share invaluable insights to help home builder marketers bolster their digital initiatives. Our goal is leverage our expertise and findings to help guide your digital strategy so you can turn prospects into buyers.
Contributors: Chris Ochs, Brea Buffaloe, Teana Halford
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What We’re Seeing
Traffic and Lead Trends from Google Analytics
Online Search Trends
The New Year Search Surge
Digital Marketing Trends
Crafting an Effective Digital Marketing Strategy
Paid Search Strategies
The Hidden Cost of Ignoring Brand Awareness
Organic Search Strategies
How Homebuilders Can Optimize Content to Rank in Google’s AI Overviews
What We’re Talking About
What We’re Seeing
Traffic and Lead Trends from Google Analytics
As we look back on the end of the slowest year for overall home sales since 1995, our home builder clients are constantly looking for the latest and greatest web traffic and lead generation tactics and often ask, “What are you seeing with other builders.” To that end, we wanted to look at the results for Q4 (+ January 2025) website traffic and leads from a year-over-year perspective, as well as conversion rates, to see what trends can be identified and offer some best practice recommendations as we move into 2025 and the upcoming spring selling season.
This comprehensive overview of website traffic and lead data is sourced from markets across the US and builders of various sizes that we work with in some capacity. All data is pulled from Google Analytics (GA4) and aggregated to preserve builder anonymity.
How Does Traffic Volume Compare to Last Year?
The overall volume of website traffic is a good indicator of the total number of home shoppers that are out there. While your lead and sales numbers are dependent on a number of other factors (including quality of traffic and conversion rate, which we’ll take a look at later), the pure volume of website traffic is indicative of the strength of the market in many cases. When analyzing website traffic data, it is often more helpful to look at year-over-year performance than month-over-month, especially during the slowest time of the year for homebuilders, Q4. With that said, we took a look at Q4 2024 (+ January 2025) vs. the previous year to see how the overall volume of website traffic compared.
Results & Key Takeaways:
• We knew there would be an increase in total website traffic vs. 2023, but were a little surprised by the percentage increase when looking at things in the aggregate. Over the past 4 months we have seen a 30% increase in total traffic to builder websites vs. the previous year.
• Monthly increases were also reasonably steady, with a significant increase in November leading the way.
» October 2024 + 28% Y-o-Y
» November 2024 +42% Y-o-Y
» December 2024 + 25% Y-o-Y
» January 2025 + 25% Y-o-Y
• We typically see a significant jump in total traffic with the start of the new year (from December to January) that has, at times in the recent past, exceeded 20%. In the past couple of years (from Dec. 2023 to Jan. 2024 and from Dec. 2024 to Jan. 2025), we have seen traffic increase slightly more tame, with both years coming in at +14%.
• Key Takeaway: The significant increase in the number of website visitors compared to last year indicates that there is still a strong desire and understanding of the long-term benefits of home ownership. However, affordability concerns and the lock-in effect for current homeowners with pre-2022 interest rates have led to a lower sales volume despite this significant traffic increase. Moving forward, we anticipate continued use of incentives (mostly around interest rate buy-downs) will be needed to maintain desired sales volume as we move into 2025.
Is This Increase in Traffic Earned Or Paid For?
One of the first things we look at when analyzing large traffic increases is “What portion of that traffic was gained through Paid sources”? Paid sources are defined as digital advertising channels such as Google and Bing Ads, Facebook Ads, etc. As we compare year-over-year numbers here it becomes evident that paid advertising is becoming more and more important to driving that additional traffic:
Results & Key Takeaways:
• Dec. 2024/Jan. 2025 saw a significant increase in reliance on digital advertising to drive traffic, with both months showing a jump to over 50% of total traffic being driven by paid media.
• As the 2023 data shows, we typically see steady spending and reliance on paid advertising over Q4 and early Q1. We usually don’t see an increase in overall spend until late Q1 and early Q2 as spring selling season starts to ramp up.
• A fair amount of the additional paid traffic is related to the promotion of end-of-year incentives in December and an increase in overall brand awareness advertising in January.
• The shift in how search engines, especially Google, display results is affecting the amount of Organic traffic being driven to homebuilder websites. The placement of AI Overview results at the top of the page, followed by paid search results and then traditional Organic search results, has resulted in more clicks on paid ads (in the short term, at least).
• Key Takeaway: As the qualified homebuyer pie gets smaller, search engines continue to change their results pages, and large nationals continue to consolidate the homebuilding space, it will be more important to set aside a more significant portion of your advertising budget to compete effectively in the digital space moving
forward. We are recommending the following to our local and regional home builder clients in Q1/Q2:
» Increase budgets earlier in Q1 than in previous years
» Spend additional $ on brand-focused advertising to help set you apart from larger scale builders in your area
» Continue to utilize promotional/discount messaging, if applicable, in your outbound advertising to garner attention from affordability-focused home shoppers
» Dedicate resources (either internally or externally) to develop additional website content focused on ranking for AI Overview results. Showing up in these results will only become more critical as time goes on and search engines rely on them more and more. We have outlined some ways to do just that in a subsequent article in this newsletter
Is All This Additional Traffic Converting to Leads?
In short, yes! In looking at overall conversion rates (i.e., what percentage of your website visitors become a lead through form fills, chat engagement, phone calls, etc.), we see that outside of November, we have seen increases every month vs. 2023/Jan. 2024. Much of this increase is attributable to some market “normalization” as consumers get used to interest rates at their current levels and the fact that home prices are not coming down any time soon. Many people who have been waiting on the sidelines (especially around the recent election and change in administration) have decided they can no longer wait for lower interest rates to start shopping for a home.
Having more leads for your OSC team to talk to is always a good thing, and experts are predicting that new home sales will remain a bright spot in a housing market that will continue to look a lot like 2024 from an overall perspective. Affordability continues to be a primary concern for home buyers for the foreseeable future. Still, home builders have several tools available to them to help combat affordability concerns and continue to grow their piece of the home sales pie in 2025.
Online Search Trends
The New Year Surge: How Homebuilders Can Capitalize on Rising Search Volumes
What does the beginning of the year really mean for homebuilders? While home sales slow during the first quarter, a flurry of activity is happening online, providing a fresh wave of opportunity for homebuilders to capture attention and drive leads into the spring selling season.
Understanding the cyclical nature of the housing market and leveraging these patterns is key for forward-thinking homebuilders. Here’s a look at what’s causing this uptick in search activity, how you can position yourself to dominate the search landscape, and why doing so early in the year could be your secret weapon.
The Homes May Be Quiet, But the Searches Are Anything But
While the first quarter of the year is traditionally slow in terms of home sales, search volume tells a very different story. Historically, homebuyers begin—or resume—their online searches in January, planning ahead for the spring selling season.
Here’s what the data tells us:
• Q1 Search Volume Bump: Search activity consistently increases after the lull of Q4. Average search volume rose by 8.5% from Q4 2023 to Q1 2024 (from 47 to 51).
• The Pattern Persists in 2025: Based on early data from January 2025, search volume has already jumped 12.2% compared to Q4 2024.
This rise points to one thing: homebuyers are getting ready. They may not be purchasing yet, but they are researching, budgeting, and visualizing their future homes online. This is when their intent and curiosity peak, signaling a valuable window of opportunity for homebuilders to engage, nurture, and convert leads further down the line.
The Competitive Landscape Heats Up Early
It’s not just your future homeowners who are more active—your competitors are also ramping up their efforts. With rising search volumes comes a more crowded digital space. Homebuilders must be strategic in their approach to avoid getting lost in the noise. The key here is to go beyond merely “showing up”—you’ll need to dominate the search results by aligning your efforts with buyer behavior and market trends.
Strategies for Marketing Success in Q1
How can homebuilders take these insights and translate them into action? Here are the strategies you need to implement today and set the tone for your best year yet:
1. Keyword Optimization
To win at search, you’ll need to focus on the most searched keywords and phrases during this period. Keywords like “new homes in [location],” “affordable home builders near me,” and “new homes near me” are likely to see significant spikes. Don’t just aim for broad terms—be specific to align with buyer intent, like long-tail keywords such as “how to finance a new build” that reflect the early research phase. Tools like Google Trends or SEO platforms can help you identify high-performing keywords in your target areas and customize your campaigns accordingly.
2. Content That Resonates
Start publishing blogs, guides, and videos addressing common queries. Examples might include:
• “How to Budget for Your Dream Home in 2025”
• “Top 10 Home Designs that Maximize Flexibility”
• “Mortgage Forecasts for 2025 and What They Mean for You”
A strong focus on helpful, actionable content establishes authority and builds trust.
3. Leverage PPC Early
Position your brand at the forefront of paid search during the first quarter when competition isn’t yet at its peak. Create engaging ad copy for key affordability-related phrases, home designs, and locations.
4. Encourage Early Buyer Commitments
Consumers are apprehensive about waiting too long due to uncertainty in the housing market. Use messaging to encourage them to explore affordable options now instead of delaying their decision. Promotions, consultations, or incentives can encourage action.
5. Track, Adapt & Refine
Monitor your analytics to understand what’s driving the most engagement and traffic. Whether through Google Trends or proprietary tools, real-time analysis allows you to pivot your campaigns to capitalize on emerging interest areas.
2025 and Beyond
All early data for 2025 suggests an opportunity-filled year for homebuilders—assuming you know how to tailor your strategy. Though sales may still take time to recover fully, your opportunity lies in connecting with motivated buyers during the crucial research phase at the start of the year.
Don’t wait. The competition won’t. Focus your efforts on optimizing SEO, creating targeted content, and launching PPC campaigns tailored to buyer needs. The search volume is already rising—are you ready to rise with it?
Digital Marketing Trends
Crafting an Effective Digital Marketing Strategy
Digital marketing has become a vital tool for home builders aiming to stand out in a competitive market. With potential buyers increasingly starting their home search online, a strong digital presence is no longer optional— it’s essential. A well-designed digital marketing strategy not only amplifies your brand’s voice but also creates direct connections with prospective buyers, paving the way for business growth.
Start with a Foundation
Before you can launch a successful campaign, assess your current digital presence. Conduct a thorough audit of your digital assets, including your website, social media accounts, and overall reputation. Is your branding consistent? Does your website provide an optimal user experience? These elements are crucial to building trust with your audience.
Set Clear Goals
Define what you want to achieve—whether it’s boosting brand awareness, generating quality leads, or converting prospects into loyal customers. Using the SMART framework (Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant, Time-bound) can help turn your objectives into actionable results.
Understand Your Audience
Knowing your target audience is the backbone of an effective strategy. Create detailed buyer personas to understand their motivations, preferences, and challenges. By tailoring your content and messaging, you’ll resonate more deeply with your audience and improve engagement.
Choose the Right Channels
Different platforms offer unique benefits. PPC ads, social media, listing sites, and SEO-focused content each play a role in reaching potential homebuyers. Focus on the channels that align with both your audience’s habits and your business objectives.
Craft Valuable Content
A strong content plan engages and informs your audience while driving traffic. Use formats like blog posts, videos, and infographics to share your expertise, highlight projects, and promote your brand’s values.
Measure Your Success
Track Key Performance Indicators (KPIs) like traffic, conversions, and SEO rankings to assess your strategy’s effectiveness. Use data-driven insights to refine your approach continually.
Download the Full Guide
Want to learn more about crafting a winning digital marketing strategy for home builders? Download our complete guide today to take your digital efforts to the next level and grow your business.
Paid Search Strategies
The Hidden Cost of Ignoring Brand Awareness
What’s the secret behind the most successful marketing strategies? It’s not just flashy campaigns or hefty budgets—it’s consistency. At the core of consistent marketing success lies one critical factor many businesses—including homebuilders, overlook: brand awareness.
Many builders focus on lower-funnel tactics to drive immediate sales at the expense of brand awareness. In an industry with high-ticket items and long purchasing cycles, builders must connect with potential buyers. Doing so involves more than highlighting a home’s features; it requires creating an emotional bond tied to values like family, community, and lifestyle, which can be achieved through brand awareness.
The value of brand awareness is often underestimated; however, the hidden costs of neglecting brand awareness can be substantial, affecting everything from lead generation to competitive positioning.
Why Brand Awareness Matters
Brand awareness is more than a buzzword. It’s the tool that keeps your business top-of-mind for customers as they make purchasing decisions. Ignoring it might not show immediate damage, but it can lead to lost opportunities and stretched budgets over time.
Here’s why brand awareness objectives deserve your attention:
1. Lost Visibility During Early Decision Stages
When potential customers first realize they might need a product or service, they begin searching for options. This stage is crucial but often subtle—called the awareness stage in the buyer’s journey. If you’re not visible at this point, your brand gets skipped over in favor of competitors who invest in campaigns designed to be seen early. You’re left with the challenge of playing catch-up or trying to sway customers who’ve already aligned themselves with another option—both of which are an uphill battle.
Builders who bypass brand awareness campaigns miss out on planting seeds long before a buyer is actively searching for a home. Competitors with strong awareness efforts dominate this early window, ensuring they’re top of mind when the buyer becomes ready.
2. Lower-Quality Leads
A lack of brand awareness also directly affects the quality of your leads. When you focus solely on bottomof-funnel efforts like direct-response campaigns, your leads might be less informed about your brand. These unqualified prospects are more likely to drop off after the initial interaction, leading to wasted ad spend. Contrast this with someone already familiar with your name, values, and offerings thanks to awareness tactics—they enter further down the funnel, are more aligned with your brand, and are more likely to convert.
3. Missed Opportunity to Build Trust
Buying a home isn’t just a simple purchase; it’s a high-stakes, deeply personal decision. Buyers must feel confident in their decision, which doesn’t happen overnight; it’s built through repeated exposure. Builders who skip brand awareness campaigns miss the chance to nurture confidence in their brand from the outset, leaving buyers uncertain about choosing their communities.
4. Reduced Long-Term Pipeline
Focusing solely on bottom-of-funnel leads may yield immediate results but risks neglecting future buyers who aren’t yet ready to convert. Without nurturing these individuals through awareness strategies, builders can end up with a dry pipeline during slower seasons, jeopardizing long-term stability and growth.
Examples of Effective Brand Awareness Tactics
Building brand awareness isn’t just about shouting your name into the void. Thoughtful, strategic efforts can integrate seamlessly into your marketing plan and provide compounding benefits. Here are some tried-and-true tactics homebuilder marketers should consider:
• Programmatic Ads: Automated ads that use data to target the right users at the right moment.
• Geo-Fencing: Serve ads to users within a specific geographic radius—a powerful tool for local businesses.
• CTV, OTT & Video: Connected TV and streaming video ads offer a premium format for storytelling and creating emotional connections with viewers.
• Social Media Ads: Platforms like Instagram, Facebook, and TikTok allow creative and visual storytelling for brand recall.
• Audio Ads: With the rise of podcasts and music streaming, audio ads reach audiences where traditional ads often can’t.
• Out-of-Home (OOH): Billboards, transit ads, and local signage are impactful reminders in high-traffic locations.
What Happens When You Ignore Brand Awareness
Skipping brand awareness campaigns may seem like a cost-cutting measure, but it ultimately creates greater challenges over time. Here’s what your business might experience without brand awareness:
1. Higher Ad Costs Over Time
Without a strong brand presence, your bottom-of-funnel leads are more expensive to convert. People who don’t recognize your name or trust your reputation require extra touchpoints to nudge them toward a decision. That means higher costs per lead when relying solely on lower-funnel tactics like pay-per-click (PPC) campaigns or retargeting ads.
2. Fewer Word-of-Mouth Referrals
Brand awareness acts as a multiplier for word-of-mouth referrals. A family who recognizes your brand—even if they aren’t in the market themselves—may share your name with a friend or colleague actively searching for a new home. Failing to invest in awareness campaigns limits your brand’s reach, reducing the likelihood that these organic referrals occur. Builders often lose out on free, high-quality leads that come with brand visibility and recognition, which further reduces their ability to expand their customer base.
3. Limited Competitive Positioning
There are many options in the homebuilding industry, so how can prospective customers differentiate you from your competitors? Strong awareness campaigns, complete with storytelling and consistent messaging, solidify your position in the market. Ignoring awareness campaigns opens the door for competitors to define themselves—and you by default. Without awareness-driven visibility, builders risk blending into the crowd and ceding market share to those who prioritize their presence.
4. Missed Emotional Connections
Brand awareness campaigns enable storytelling—a key aspect of creating emotional connections with buyers. By sharing stories highlighting the value of community, family, and quality of life, builders can resonate with buyers on a deeper level. These connections are often the deciding factor between selecting one builder over another. Brand visibility establishes trust, familiarity, and a sense of alignment with buyers’ values that numbers alone can’t achieve. Without the upper-funnel tactics to drive emotional engagement, builders fail to cultivate this crucial aspect of the consumer relationship.
Tracking Metrics for Brand Awareness
Some marketing managers hesitate to invest in brand awareness because the ROI can seem less tangible than leads or sales. However, there are clear indicators to measure the impact of awareness initiatives:
• Branded Search Traffic: An increase in users searching for your specific brand name indicates that awareness efforts are driving curiosity.
• Market Share: Evaluate your performance against competitors in saturated or competitive areas.
• Audience Reach: Metrics like impressions, reach, and share of voice help determine whether you’re visible to potential buyers entering the market.
Monitoring these metrics consistently can help illustrate the longer-term value of awareness campaigns.
Build Your Brand for a Stronger Future
Neglecting brand awareness often creates a ripple effect. While the short-term savings from reducing awarenessfocused campaigns may appear advantageous, these decisions lead to lost long-term value. Builders miss the chance to develop emotional connections, foster loyalty, and position themselves as leaders with a sense of purpose.
To ensure sustainable growth, builders must view brand awareness as a critical investment rather than an optional add-on. Committing resources to telling your brand’s story, highlighting community strengths, and establishing a trusted reputation is essential. The result? A brand that not only attracts buyers today but remains relevant for years to come.
Invest in awareness. Tell your story. Watch your brand grow.
Organic Search Strategies
How Homebuilders Can Optimize Content to Rank in Google’s AI Overviews
Google’s AI-powered search overviews have revolutionized how users interact with search results, streamlining information and prioritizing the most relevant and structured content. These changes represent a golden opportunity for homebuilders to gain visibility and reach potential clients by aligning their content strategies with AI-focused ranking factors.
So how can homebuilders improve their chances of standing out in AI Overviews? Here’s a detailed guide to updating your SEO strategy to make the most out of Google’s AI Overviews.
What Are Google’s AI Overviews and Why Are They Important?
Google’s AI Overviews are a feature within its search engine designed to provide users with concise, AIgenerated information summaries on a topic. These overviews leverage advanced algorithms and machine learning to combine the most relevant and authoritative data from across the web, delivering quick, streamlined answers directly on the search results page. This feature saves users time and enhances their search experience by reducing the need to click through multiple websites.
For homebuilders, understanding and optimizing for AI Overviews is crucial since it impacts their online visibility and competitiveness. Featured websites within these overviews are seen as trustworthy and authoritative by Google, increasing the likelihood of attracting potential customers. Ultimately, appearing in Google’s AI overviews can drive more traffic, improve engagement, and establish a brand’s credibility in the digital space.
Here’s how homebuilders can position themselves to appear within these coveted AI summaries.
1. Use Structured Data to Improve Relevance
Structured data is essential for organizing website information in a way that search engines can easily understand and interpret. By implementing schema markup, homebuilders can provide Google with specific details about their services, such as types of home designs, pricing, locations, and contact information. When this data is presented in a clean and structured format, it increases the likelihood of being featured in AI-based search summaries, often as rich snippets.
For instance, adding `LocalBusiness` or `RealEstateListing` schema to your website can highlight key features of your services during relevant home-search queries. Structured data enhances the contextual understanding of your site, ensuring it surfaces in AI-driven results for questions like “affordable homebuilders near me” or “new homes in [city].”
2. Target Long-Tail Keywords for Precise Matches
Competing for high-volume keywords like “homebuilding” or “new homes” can be challenging, especially for smaller or regional builders. Instead, focusing on long-tail keywords that mimic natural language queries can position your content to rank higher in AI search features. Consider using phrases such as “eco-friendly new homebuilders in Austin” or “modern two-story home designs near Chicago.” These tailored keywords align with the way people frame conversational questions while searching.
Researching and optimizing your content around these niche queries increases your chances of connecting directly with prospective buyers or homeowners looking for tailored solutions. Use keyword tools like Google Keyword Planner and customer feedback to discover the phrases your audience frequently searches for, then incorporate them naturally into your blog posts, service pages, and FAQs.
3. Optimize Your Website for Mobile-Friendly Design
With more users accessing content through mobile devices, having a mobile-friendly website isn’t just a best practice—it’s essential. Google’s AI overviews prioritize websites that provide a seamless experience on smaller screens. For homebuilders, this means designing a responsive site and ensuring content loads quickly, navigation is intuitive, and visuals (such as new home galleries) are formatted correctly for mobile.
Mobile-friendly design also includes accessible features, such as touch-friendly buttons, simplified forms for inquiries, and compressed images to reduce loading times. A polished mobile experience will improve your search rankings and ensure buyers can browse your services comfortably from any device.
4. Enhance Visual Content for Engagement
High-quality visuals can significantly boost the engagement and usability of your website, making it more appealing to both users and AI algorithms. Include detailed home information, interactive floor plans, and high-quality photos to illustrate your content. Infographics showcasing energy-saving tips or designs tailored to specific regions add value to your readers and AI-powered tools that assess user engagement.
Video content is another powerful medium to consider. Walkthroughs of completed projects or tutorials on home maintenance can position your brand as an authority in the homebuilding industry. Ensure all images and videos are optimized with alt text and descriptive file names to improve accessibility and search visibility.
5. Keep it Simple
Create content that is easy to read and user-friendly, prioritizing clear and organized formatting. Well-structured content plays a vital role in visibility and user engagement. AI tools tend to favor content that is cleanly formatted and easy to process.
To achieve this, homebuilders should use bullet points and numbered lists to present information concisely and keep paragraphs short to avoid overwhelming readers. Additionally, implementing clear headings and subheadings allows users to quickly locate specific sections of interest. Following these strategies not only enhances user experience but also ensures your content is easily understood and prioritized by AI systems, helping your website stand out among competitors.
6. Maintain Content Consistency
Publishing regular, high-quality content is key to building authority and establishing your brand as a leader in the homebuilding industry. Consistency in tone, style, and technical accuracy ensures that your audience knows what to expect from your site. It also signals to Google that your website is active and relevant.
Create a content calendar to map out articles, videos, and other materials you plan to publish over time. Focus on addressing common questions prospective homeowners might have, and ensure all content aligns with your brand’s message and expertise. This will enhance your chances of appearing in AI-based search results while strengthening your long-term digital presence.
7. Stay Updated on Algorithm Changes
Google’s algorithms and AI features evolve constantly, and keeping up with new updates is critical for sustained success in search visibility. Regularly consulting reliable SEO resources, like Graphic Language or reliable SEO blogs, will help homebuilders adapt and refine their strategies.
When algorithm updates occur, take the time to assess your current website performance and adapt accordingly. This might involve updating outdated content, adding more structured data, or revisiting long-tail keyword strategies to align with new ranking priorities. Adjusting to new trends and updates allows your content to remain competitive and align with the latest SEO practices.
Final Thoughts
Ranking in Google’s AI Overviews requires a proactive approach to content optimization. Homebuilders who invest in a comprehensive SEO strategy and continued maintenance will be well-positioned to boost their visibility and secure more leads. Now is the time to adapt and reap the rewards of a data-driven content strategy.
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