Public Property Portal Pages
- Jun 3
- 3 min read
TrueProperty now includes a public property portal option for active property campaigns.
These pages are designed to give each property a clean, shareable public page that brings together the key information buyers, vendors, and campaign visitors may need.
The goal is to create one central destination for a property, rather than relying only on separate directory links, social posts, emails, or campaign assets.
What the public property portal is for
The public property portal acts as a dedicated landing page for a specific property.
It can be used to showcase the property, direct visitors to the right property directories, display agent contact details, and capture enquiries through built-in contact forms.
This gives agents a simple page they can share across social media, email campaigns, vendor updates, QR codes, ads, and other marketing activity.
Property images and headline details
At the top of the page, the portal can display a large image gallery for the property.
This gives visitors an immediate visual overview of the home, including exterior, interior, aerial, or lifestyle images.
The page also shows the property address and key property details, such as:
Bedrooms
Bathrooms
Land size
Floor area
Property features
This helps visitors quickly understand the basics before reading further or clicking through to a directory page.
Property description
The public portal can include the property description so visitors can read the main listing copy directly on the page.
This gives the property more context and helps present the home in a clear, structured way.
Agents can use this section to highlight the property’s lifestyle, location, layout, features, and selling points.
Property directory links
The page can include links to the main property directories and related property pages.
These may include:
Agency website
OneRoof
Trade Me Property
TrueProperty
This makes the public property portal a central link hub for the campaign, giving visitors one place to access the property across multiple platforms.
Map area
The public property portal can also include a map section to help visitors understand the property’s location and surrounding area.
This is useful for buyers who want to quickly place the property in context before deciding whether to enquire or view more information.
Agent contact sections
The page can display one or more agent contact blocks.
Each agent section can include:
Agent photo
Name
Phone number
Email address
Website button
Profile button
Social media links
This gives visitors clear options for contacting the relevant agent or learning more about them.
Enquiry forms
The public property portal includes enquiry forms so visitors can get in touch directly from the page.
Depending on how the page is configured, visitors may be able to submit their name, email, phone number, and message.
The page can also support enquiry options such as requesting an information pack, requesting updates, or indicating interest in selling.
Public and private control
The page includes a public/private option so the property portal can be controlled before it is shared.
This gives agents and admins more flexibility when preparing a page, reviewing details, editing content, and deciding when the page should go live.
Why this matters
Property campaigns often send traffic to multiple places: directory listings, social posts, landing pages, agent profiles, videos, and enquiry forms.
The public property portal brings the key campaign elements together into one simple page.
It gives agents a cleaner way to present a property, gives visitors a more direct path to enquire, and gives campaigns a central destination that can be used across different marketing channels.
For TrueProperty, this is another step toward making property marketing more organised, more shareable, and easier to manage from one platform.
Comments