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Property launchesProperty launch pages: get an interested buyer to leave a name
AEL TECH builds launch and seminar pages for developers, agencies and brokers: project details, layouts, the neighbourhood and a sign-up form that notifies the right agent. No build fee, from NT$399 a month, from NT$1,499 for several agents or projects. Live in two to three weeks.
Advertising has to match the actual terms of sale; follow the current guidance from the authority.
- NT$0Build fee
- From NT$399Monthly
- 2–3 weeksLaunch
01 / What buyers look for
What someone wants before signing up
The page has one job: make an interested viewer leave their details, and keep the unqualified ones out.
Layouts and sizes
Size ranges, bedroom counts and floor plans draw the most questions.
Price and terms
Present price information as the rules allow, with at least the size range and a way to ask.
Seminar time and place
Date, time, venue, parking and how to register, ideally in the first screen.
Who will meet me
An agent's name, photo and contact earn a tap far more often than a switchboard number.
Completion and track record
Handover date and the developer's previous projects are how a buyer weighs risk.
02 / What the page needs
What belongs on a launch page
Each one decides whether the form gets filled.
- Project facts: location, floors, number of units, size range, completion
- Floor plans and amenities, zoomable on a phone
- A neighbourhood map: transport, schools, markets, hospitals, drive times
- Seminar details: date, time, venue, transport and parking
- Registration and viewing forms that alert the assigned agent instantly
- A consent field stating the purpose, retention period and a contact
- Agent profiles: name, photo, LINE and phone
- Video or site footage that opens up the space as you scroll
- Event structured data for the seminar, plus residence schema
- A pre-launch check that the copy matches the actual terms of sale
03 / Common mistakes
Five mistakes we see most often
The first two are compliance and trust. The last two cost leads.
Advertising better than reality
Property advertising has to match the terms of sale, and overstated copy carries real risk. Conservative copy also makes the on-site conversation easier.
A form with no privacy note
A name and a phone number are personal data. State the purpose, retention and a contact, and keep the list out of open spreadsheets.
One sign-up button, at the bottom
On a phone that is a long scroll. Place it in the first screen, after the layouts and in the footer.
Three projects on one page
Visitors lose track of what they are looking at, and the ad data becomes unreadable. One project, one URL.
A huge autoplaying video
An uncompressed hero video loses mobile visitors before it starts. Compress it, or trigger it on scroll.
04 / Which plan fits
What launch teams usually choose
A single project fits the standard site. Several agents or projects need the admin.
Standard website
One project, one page, with layouts, area and sign-up
NT$399/ month
No build fee- Custom design, no template
- Works on phone, tablet and desktop
- Search setup included
- LINE, call and registration form
- Maintenance after launch
Website with admin
A page per agent, with seminar dates you update yourself
NT$1,499/ month
No build fee- Everything in the standard website
- Update dates and leads yourself
- Per-agent pages and form routing
- Training on the admin
Custom build
Multiple projects, more languages, or CRM lead integration
Quoted to scope
- Discovery and site planning
- Multi-page, multilingual structure
- CRM and lead system integration
- One owner through to launch
05 / Search setup
Search work done at launch
Set up once while the site is built, at no extra cost.
- Titles and descriptions carrying the project name and the district
- Event structured data so the seminar date and venue are readable
- One stable URL per project, which keeps paid and organic data separable
- Alt text on floor plans and site photos naming the project and the unit type
- Google Search Console submission, checked after launch
- A decided plan for the page once the seminar passes, so nothing expires in place
06 / Launch
Two to three weeks from the first call
The material usually exists already. The work is sequencing it and wiring the forms.
- 01
Talk it through
Project details, seminar dates, how many agents and where leads should land.
- 02
Collect material
Floor plans, site photos, video, neighbourhood facts and the sales narrative.
- 03
First version
You see the first screen, the layout section and the sign-up flow, and confirm the copy.
- 04
Launch and upkeep
Search setup and form testing, then updates for each seminar date.
07 / Example
See a property example
A demo we built to show the approach, not a client project. It is live, so try it.
08 / FAQ
What developers and agencies ask first
Want a look at your current page?
Chat on LINESend the project name and your ad link. The free website check covers mobile load time and the sign-up flow.
Do leads reach the agent's phone?
Yes. The form notifies the assigned agent by email or message, and with several agents each page routes to its own owner.
What happens after the seminar?
Update the date if another is scheduled. With no date ahead, switch the page to a viewing request so nothing expired is left standing.
Can we publish prices?
Property advertising has to match the actual terms of sale, so confirm with the sales team what can be published, then choose a total, a range or an enquiry. Follow the authority's current guidance.
How many pages per project?
One per project is the baseline. With a larger sales team, a URL per agent keeps ad data and lead ownership clear.
Can you build an English version for overseas buyers?
Yes, as a custom build. Overseas buyers read in a different order, so the content is resequenced rather than translated.
How should the lead list be stored?
Not in an open spreadsheet or a group chat. State the purpose and retention next to the form, keep the records access-controlled, and handle handover when staff leave.
Should paid traffic have its own landing page?
One page per project is fine, but give each campaign its own tracking parameters so you know where a lead came from.
How are seminar leads routed?
A URL per agent sends the form only to that agent, or you route by session and let the on-site team take over.
Does page speed matter here?
A great deal. Launch pages carry heavy images and video, and a slow phone load spends the ad budget before anything appears.
Contact
Let's talk about your project
LINE or WhatsApp is fastest. To share files or more detail, send a project brief.