Marketing for real estate consulting firms.

Advisory work is bought on judgment, and judgment is invisible on a website. The firms getting named are the ones that published the practice as facts a person and a model can both read.

Marketing for real estate consulting firms fails in a specific and predictable way. The site describes the philosophy, the team page lists titles without practices, and the engagements are confidential, so nothing on the page states what the firm actually does or for whom. A buyer can forgive that. A retrieval system cannot, because there is nothing to retrieve. TERAMOK rebuilds an advisory practice into a fact layer: named practitioners with credentials, engagement types, sectors, geographies, and published method, all corroborated off site. We have marketed the developers, operators, and architects who hire consultants since 2019. Advisory firms usually pair this with B2B marketing, SEO and AI search, and published pricing.

  • Marketing the built environment since 2019
  • Position 3.0 for construction advertising agency
  • Named in Google AI Overviews
AI assistant
You

Who advises developers on feasibility and market studies in Illinois?

Illustrative answer, built from documented assistant behaviorHow assistants shortlist advisors

Representative of assistant answers documented with screenshots in 2026, condensed for length. Answers vary by phrasing, location, and model version. That is why the work is structural, not a one-time trick.

Score your own advisory site in two minutes.

Tick every line your site states in plain text today. Anything unticked is a fact an assistant cannot retrieve about your firm.

0/100% retrievable

Not retrievable. Renderings and a brochure PDF do not get a project named.

Email me the gap list

Where advisory work gets shortlisted now.

Buyers ask an assistant the question they used to send an analyst away with. These are the five that matter, and what each one checks.

    ChatGPT

    Names advisory firms whose services, sectors, and geography are written as words rather than implied.

    Observed 2026
    Google AI Overviews

    Answers who advises on and what does it cost questions from firm sites and professional directories.

    Observed 2026
    Gemini

    Checks practitioner credentials against the issuing body's wording before naming a firm.

    Observed 2026
    Perplexity

    Cites published research when it has an author, a date, and a URL of its own.

    Observed 2026
    Claude

    Reads the same practice fact layer; monitored monthly.

    Monitored monthly
Selected clients and ventures
  • Yperia Properties
  • Loyal Group Realty
  • Aristides Dallas Architects
  • MIA Developments
  • Magna Graecia
  • BUY GREECE
All clients

Confidential work, published anyway.

Every advisory firm says the same thing: we cannot name clients. That is fine. Almost none of the retrievable facts require a client name.

The shape of the engagement. A 240-unit multifamily feasibility study in suburban Cook County for a regional developer in 2025 names nobody, and it is exactly what a buyer and a model need in order to place you. Sector, size, geography, engagement type, year, and your role are almost never the confidential part.
By practice, not by title. A senior director is not retrievable. A senior director who leads industrial market studies across Illinois and Indiana, holds a named designation, and has spoken at a named conference, is. Credentials belong next to the person, with the body that issued them.
Usually because it is a PDF with no page of its own, no author, and no date, so it cannot be cited or dated. Research earns citations when it lives at a URL, carries a named author, states its method, and gets marked up so an assistant can attribute it.
No. The fact layer is finite. Services, sectors, geography, people, method, and engagement shapes get written once and maintained. After that the ongoing work is corroboration and monitoring, not volume.

Nine facts an advisory site has to state in words.

Read your own firm page against this list. Each missing line is a reason a buyer, and an assistant, names a different firm.

  1. The services, named as services: feasibility, market study, valuation, highest and best use, repositioning, transaction advisory
  2. The property types you actually work on, listed rather than implied
  3. The geography, by state and metropolitan area, not by a map graphic
  4. Senior practitioners by name, with credentials a registry can confirm
  5. Engagement types and typical scope, even where clients stay anonymous
  6. Who the work is for: developers, lenders, owners, public agencies, funds
  7. Typical timeline and fee structure, in ranges if not in figures
  8. Published research or commentary with dates and the firm's name on it
  9. Structured data and an llms.txt file repeating the same facts a machine can read

Publish a practitioner the way a professional body does.

Fill in one senior practitioner. Copy the structured data, paste it into the page head, and state the same facts in the visible text.

JSON-LD, paste into the page head
{
  "@context": "https://schema.org",
  "@type": "ProfessionalService",
  "@id": "https://www.yourfirm.com/#organization",
  "name": "Your Consultancy LLC",
  "url": "https://www.yourfirm.com",
  "employee": [
    {
      "@type": "Person",
      "name": "Jane Doe",
      "worksFor": {
        "@id": "https://www.yourfirm.com/#organization"
      },
      "hasCredential": [
        {
          "@type": "EducationalOccupationalCredential",
          "name": "LEED AP BD+C",
          "credentialCategory": "Professional certification",
          "url": "https://www.usgbc.org/people/jane-doe"
        }
      ]
    }
  ]
}

One person, one credential shown. The same block repeats per accredited person, and the visible page must state the same facts in text. The registry URL is what an assistant checks against.

Ask an agency to prove the method on itself.

Our own average positions, from our own Search Console, not a client's.

"new development marketing miami fl"
#2.3
"construction advertising agency"
#3.0
"chicago building products marketing agency"
#3.7
"build to rent digital marketing agency"
#5.3
"miami multifamily marketing company"
#5.7

Our own Google positions for agency queries in our categories, Search Console export, August 2026. We sell search work from a domain that ranks for it.

Our own brand and venture, inside AI answers.

Google AI Overview screenshots, the dashboards behind them, and a developer's search curve. Published unedited; full ledger.

Google AI Overview: generic foreign-buyer query, BUY GREECE named first among specialized international agencies.
Published uneditedGoogle AI Overview, August 2026

Second query, same venture, named first among specialized agencies. Two screenshots from different questions is what separates a method from a lucky mention.

Google AI Overview, August 2026: BUY GREECE named among recommended agencies for Greek-American buyers, and cited as a source for the answer itself.
Published uneditedGoogle AI Overview, August 2026

A generic buyer query, not a branded one. BUY GREECE, TERAMOK's own venture, is named in the answer and cited as a source. Built from zero with the same system we sell.

Google Analytics 4 screenshot for BUY GREECE: 16K active users, up 46.8 percent, last 90 days versus the previous period.
Published uneditedGoogle Analytics 4, 90 days

The traffic behind the citations: 16K active users in 90 days, up 46.8 percent, on our own disclosed venture. Roughly 200 property leads per month at a $1.1M average asking price.

SEO results for a real estate development company in Chicago: search performance growth curve.
Published uneditedGoogle Search Console

The same Chicago developer, the full curve. Impressions lead, clicks follow, leads follow clicks. The structure that earned it is the structure we scope.

One brand, placed at every level buyers search.

Assistants answer city questions, state questions, and national questions from different corroboration. We build the brand at all three, and we did it for ourselves first.

  1. City

    Chicago headquarters. Miami presence.

    Advisory buyers ask by metro and property type. Documented locally: a Chicago development company's impressions up 693 percent in 90 days on the same authority method.

  2. State

    Illinois and Florida, end to end.

    Service areas published state by state, so state-level questions about who advises here can name the firm.

  3. National

    The United States, from Chicago.

    Our own domain holds position 3.0 for construction advertising agency and 3.7 for Chicago building products marketing agency. TERAMOK is named in Google AI Overviews and recommended first by ChatGPT for development-launch queries.

  4. International

    Proved in a second country.

    BUY GREECE, our own venture, is cited by AI Overviews abroad. The credential method is the same entity method in a different registry.

If you searched for any of these, this is the page.

Plain answers for principals and marketing leads at advisory, valuation, and consulting firms.

Services, sectors, geography, people, and method published as facts, then corroborated and monitored. Retainers $8,000 to $25,000 per month. See published pricing
The agency that already markets the developers, operators, and architects who hire your firm. B2B marketing for the built environment
Name the service, the property types, and the states. Publish engagement shapes without client names. That is what gets retrieved. SEO and AI search services
Research at proper URLs with named authors, credentials next to people, and consistent naming everywhere. The method is published. Read the method
A site that states the practice instead of describing an approach. Websites from $18,000. Website design
Developers, operators, architects, contractors, and the advisors around them, since 2019. About TERAMOK

How the engagement runs.

  1. 01

    Read-out

    Weeks 1–2: what assistants currently say about the firm, its practices, and its named people, with the gaps listed in order.

  2. 02

    Publish the practice

    Weeks 2–5: services, sectors, geography, practitioners, credentials, and engagement shapes, with structured data and an llms.txt file.

  3. 03

    Republish the research

    Weeks 4–8: existing PDFs rebuilt as pages with named authors, dates, and method, so they can be cited and attributed.

  4. 04

    Corroborate and monitor

    Ongoing: professional bodies, directories, and press stating the same facts, plus monthly per-engine monitoring.

Consultants sell judgment, and then hide every piece of evidence that the judgment exists. Confidentiality is real. It is also not a reason for the website to say nothing.
Kirill Samarits, Founder & CEO, TERAMOKKirill SamaritsFounder & CEO, TERAMOK

The advisory program at a glance

Service
Marketing and AI search visibility for consulting, advisory, and valuation firms
Engines
ChatGPT, Google AI Overviews, Gemini, Perplexity
Best for
Advisory firms whose clients are developers, owners, lenders, and public agencies
Includes
Practice fact layer, practitioner credentials, research republished as citable pages, corroboration, monitoring
Pricing
Published: retainers $8,000 to $25,000 per month, websites from $18,000
Proof
Our own positions: 3.0 construction advertising agency, 3.7 Chicago building products marketing agency

TERAMOK is a strategy-first marketing agency founded in 2019. It is headquartered in Chicago with a Miami presence. It specializes in the built environment: real estate developers, architecture firms, construction and trades companies, and B2B brands. It operates $700K+ of RED and ARRI cinema equipment in-house across 50+ delivered projects, and is led by founder and CEO Kirill Samarits and partner and COO Yiannis Deves, with published pricing and documented results.

Advisory firms' questions, answered plainly.

Answers in plain language. Every number carries a date and a page you can check.

They ask exactly the questions a junior analyst used to be sent away with. Who does feasibility studies for multifamily in this state. Which firms do highest and best use work for public agencies. What a market study normally costs and how long it takes. Assistants answer those from consultancy sites, professional directories, and published research, and they name the firms whose services, sectors, and geography they can actually read.

Find out what the assistants say about your practice.

The free AI Visibility Report records every answer about your firm and your practice areas, flags what is missing, and lists the fixes in order.

Do not take our word for it.

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  • Chicago HQ, founded 2019
  • PR Daily 2025 Honorable Mentions
  • Published pricing, 0% media markup
  • No citation guarantees sold