Real Estate & Foreclosure

Sacramento Home Selling

Darren B. Brown buys homes across the Sacramento area. His sites ran on Carrot, which caps how many pages a site can have. We rebuilt in Next.js with no cap: three service hubs, a page for each situation and each area he covers, and 1,860 URLs in the sitemap. When he recorded his review, Google had indexed 1,065 of them.

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Client review

Darren B. Brown, in his own words

Darren recorded this himself, with the new site on the screen behind him.

Darren B. Brown, Sacramento Home Selling
The Build

Every page of it, exactly as it ships

Recorded straight off the live build: the real page scrolling top to bottom, sticky bars and all.

Next.js Programmatic local SEO Video hero Custom admin console
Website Theme

The brand system we set

Logo treatment, palette, and typography: the identity every page of the build is held to.

Logo

Sacramento Home Selling logo mark 1

Typography

Sacramento Home Selling: typeface specimen
Display
Playfair Display 58px · 500
Body
Plus Jakarta Sans 17px · 400
Weights
400 · 500 · 600

Palette

  • #A9803CAccent
  • #2A0F24Ink · 44%
  • #F7F2E9Surface · 35%
  • #8E6329Secondary
  • #FFFFFFSupport · 20%
The Case Study

Off Carrot, and no page limit

Why Darren left Carrot, what we built in its place, and what Google has picked up since.

The client

A Sacramento home buyer who outgrew Carrot

Darren B. Brown buys houses across the Sacramento area: probate and inherited homes, fast sales, and a guaranteed sale program. His sites ran on Carrot.

Carrot limits how many pages a site can have. For a local home buyer, every situation in every town is a search someone makes, and each one needs its own page. The limit was holding his sites back.

The build

Unlimited pages, built around real situations

We rebuilt the site in Next.js, where the business decides how many pages there are, not the plan.

  • Three hubs: Probate and Inherited Property, Sell Fast, and Guaranteed Sale
  • 17 probate situations, 20 sell-fast situations and 16 guaranteed sale situations, each with its own page
  • Pages for 44 Sacramento-area locations
  • A video hero on the home page
  • A credentials section that links to his proof documents, from his broker license to his BBB listing
  • Google reviews on the page, and a custom admin console behind the whole site
Results

What Google has picked up

These numbers come from his console, on screen in the video. Showing in search counts pages with impressions from 11 August to 8 November 2026.

  • 1,860URLs in the sitemap
  • 1,065indexed by Google
  • 351showing in search
  • 44locations covered
The D1TechCreative rocket mascot holding up a location pin Scoped on call One team Tracked after
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