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Does this solution allow me to feature specific listings (my own, my office’s, or certain neighborhoods) on my homepage and landing pages for marketing campaigns?
Yes, MLSimport lets you feature specific listings on your homepage and landing pages, including only your own or your office’s active properties. You can filter
Does this plugin support Spanish-language content or work well with translation plugins for my Spanish-speaking clients?
Yes, MLSimport works well for Spanish content and with translation plugins for Spanish-speaking clients. The plugin brings MLS data into WordPress as normal posts, so
Does this MLSimport plugin support my specific California MLS (e.g., SFAR, BAREIS, MLSListings, bridge feeds), and how do I verify compatibility before buying?
MLSimport can work with your California MLS, including SFAR, BAREIS, MLSListings, and Bridge systems, if your board offers a RESO Web API endpoint with IDX
Does the solution support schema markup (structured data) for properties to improve my chances of rich results in Google search?
Yes, MLSimport fully supports schema markup for properties, because all listings are stored as normal WordPress content. Your SEO tools and themes can then tag
Does the solution support mobile-first or responsive layouts for property search and detail pages without requiring heavy custom coding?
Yes, MLSimport supports mobile‑first, responsive layouts for property search and detail pages without heavy custom coding. It brings MLS data into WordPress as normal posts,
Does the solution support creating agent profile pages that automatically show each agent’s active listings filtered by their MLS agent ID or office ID?
Yes, MLSimport fully supports agent profile pages that auto show each agent’s active listings by MLS ID. The plugin imports agent and office identifiers from
Does the solution support both RETS and RESO Web API so that I’m covered if my MLS migrates from one standard to the other in the future?
No. MLSimport does not support RETS at all, and it only works with RESO Web API feeds. The plugin is built for the modern RESO
Does the solution let me feature my own office’s listings more prominently while still displaying all MLS listings, and is that allowed under typical MLS rules?
Yes, you can feature your office’s listings more prominently while still showing all allowed MLSimport listings, and that setup is usually fine under typical MLS/IDX
Does the plugin use the RESO Web API or RETS for Canadian MLS feeds, and is there any difference in performance or data freshness between those options?
MLSimport connects to Canadian MLS and DDF® feeds only through RESO Web API endpoints, not old RETS logins, so the plugin never uses RETS in
Does the plugin support SEO-friendly URLs, unique listing pages, and indexable MLS content so that Google can crawl and rank the listings on my own domain?
Yes, MLSimport supports SEO-friendly URLs, unique listing pages, and indexable MLS content on your own domain so Google can crawl and rank your properties. The
Does the plugin support SEO‑friendly URLs, schema markup, and indexable listing pages so my local listings can rank on Google better than they would with a framed IDX search?
Yes, MLSimport supports SEO‑friendly URLs, schema‑ready data, and indexable listing pages that can beat framed IDX searches. The plugin imports MLS and CREA DDF listings
Does the plugin support SEO-friendly URLs and meta tags for individual listings and community pages to help me rank better on Google?
Yes, MLSimport supports SEO-friendly URLs and full meta tag control for both listings and community pages so you can rank better on Google. Listings import
Does the plugin support image optimization, lazy loading, or CDN compatibility for listing photos so that pages remain fast even with many images?
Yes, MLSimport supports fast loading for listing photos by using remote, already optimized images that work with WordPress lazy loading and common CDN setups. The
Does the plugin support IDX framing or is it strictly an import solution, and how does that impact SEO and ownership of the content?
MLSimport is a pure import plugin and doesn’t use IDX framing at all. Every MLS(Multiple Listing Service) listing becomes a real page on your WordPress
Does the plugin support Google Tag Manager and event tracking so I can measure conversions from specific listing pages or searches?
Yes, MLSimport works with Google Tag Manager and event tracking so you can measure conversions from specific listing pages or searches. All imported MLS properties
Does the plugin support bilingual or multilingual sites (for example English and French) using tools like WPML or Polylang, including translated field labels and search forms?
Yes, MLSimport supports bilingual and multilingual WordPress sites with tools like WPML, Polylang, or Weglot, including translated field labels and search forms. Listings are stored
Does the plugin support automated email alerts for new listings or price changes based on a user’s saved search criteria, and can those emails be branded with my team’s identity?
Yes, you can have automated email alerts for new listings and price changes using saved searches with MLSimport, and you can brand those emails with
Does the plugin offer an API or developer hooks/filters so I can build custom functionality on top of the imported MLS data if I want to extend it later?
Yes, MLSimport offers WordPress-style hooks and filters so you can build custom features on top of imported MLS(Multiple Listing Service) data. The plugin runs inside
Does the plugin log MLS sync activity and errors so my team can quickly diagnose issues without digging through server logs?
Yes, MLSimport logs MLS sync activity and errors so your team can debug problems without touching server logs. The plugin keeps an activity log for
Does the plugin create SEO-friendly listing pages that can be indexed by Google, or are listings loaded in a way that search engines can’t crawl?
MLSimport creates SEO-friendly listing pages that Google can crawl and index because every property is stored as a real WordPress post on your own domain.
Does the plugin conflict with common real estate lead capture tools or popup/CTA plugins, and are there known compatibility issues I should be aware of?
MLSimport doesn’t usually conflict with common real estate lead capture tools, popup plugins, or CTA systems if they follow normal WordPress standards. The plugin saves
Does the plugin automatically pull in all active listings from my MLS, not just my brokerage’s listings, so my site can act as a full local home search portal?
Yes, the plugin can pull in all active listings from your MLS, not just your own brokerage’s listings, so your site can work as a
Does the plugin allow me to feature or pin certain listings (my own or selected MLS listings) at the top of search results or specific pages?
Yes, the plugin lets you feature or “pin” selected listings at the top of search results and landing pages, as long as your theme supports
Does the plugin allow me to display my office’s branding prominently while still meeting any co-branding or attribution rules required by the MLS?
Yes, the plugin lets you put your office branding front and center while still following MLS co-branding and attribution rules. You control colors, logos, and