Question 1

Do you work with channel partners and multiple Delhi projects at once?

Accepted Answer

Yes. The leads stay exclusive to you - delivered straight to your CRM and never pooled into a shared list and resold to another partner chasing the same Dwarka or Saket buyer. When several projects run together, each carries its own campaign structure, landing page and routing, so a Greater Kailash enquiry and a Rohini enquiry never cross wires and the reporting stays readable project by project.

Question 2

How do you target buyers in Dwarka and Vasant Kunj specifically?

Accepted Answer

Google uses location and radius targeting set to those areas, paired with search terms that already name the locality - a Vasant Kunj project search or a Dwarka price query - so the campaign meets buyers at the moment of intent. Meta sets location pins on the same corridors and layers the interest and behaviour signals the platform exposes, then retargets anyone who engaged with the ad or the landing page. Each locality gets its own audience rather than one blanket Delhi set.

Question 3

Which channel works best for Delhi real estate - Google or Meta?

Accepted Answer

They split the journey. Google catches buyers already searching by project, locality or competitor and tends to carry the higher intent. Meta creates demand among the larger group who have not started searching, by location and interest, then retargets the warm ones. The budget split depends on the project, the locality and the spend - a Saket project people already look up behaves differently from a newer Dwarka address. The mix is decided from the data, not a fixed ratio.

Question 4

What does real estate digital marketing in Delhi actually include?

Accepted Answer

The core is paid lead generation on Google and Meta, but the work around it is what makes the leads usable: landing pages that qualify before a form is even sent, real-time routing into your CRM and WhatsApp, and retargeting built from real enquiries rather than a cold audience. Tracking is wired through to the booked site visit, not the form fill, so a Dwarka campaign is judged on visits it produced and not on raw counts. It is run per project, not per template. The localities, the budget split and the qualifying questions are set for the specific launch, so a Vasant Kunj high-rise, a Rohini plotted development and a Saket resale project each get their own campaign structure instead of sharing one by default.

Question 5

How do you choose the best real estate lead generation agency in Delhi?

Accepted Answer

Look past the raw lead count and at what happens to each enquiry: does it land in your CRM in real time, are the leads yours alone or pooled and resold to another partner chasing the same Dwarka or Saket buyer, and does the agency report cost per booked site visit rather than cost per form fill. Those three answers separate a lead-generation partner from a form-fill vendor. Local knowledge matters too. An agency that already understands how Vasant Kunj, Rohini and Greater Kailash buyers search wastes less budget learning your market than one running a generic template. Livesquare works this way by default - exclusive leads, CRM in real time, and reporting tied to the site visit.