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Edit the Bottom Area of Your Website (Footer)

Customize and manage your website footer to share key information, improve usability, and support compliance

Your website footer is the section at the very bottom of every page on your Real Geeks website. It’s always visible and serves as a reliable place to display important information like contact details, disclaimers, and helpful resources.

A well-optimized footer improves user experience, builds trust, and ensures your site meets required compliance standards.

Need to Know

  • The Footer is a sitewide element that appears across your website by default
  • You can create multiple Footers and assign them to specific pages
  • Footers support text, images, and links
  • Custom Footers can be used to match page-specific messaging or promotions
  • Changes are made through your Website Editor

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What is a Website Footer?

A Footer is a sitewide content section that appears at the bottom of your website. It’s commonly used to share essential business information and provide quick access to important links.

A strong footer helps:

  • Display your contact information so leads can easily reach you
  • Provide required disclaimers or brokerage details for compliance
  • Link to key pages like your home search, contact page, or blog
  • Reinforce your brand and professionalism

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How to Edit the Default Footer

Personalize your website footer to display custom information to your leads

  1. Open your website editor by adding /admin to the end of your website address (e.g. www.yourwebsite.com/admin)
  2. Click Footers (Located under Sitewide Elements)

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  3. Choose Default Footer to modify the footer of your website.
  4. Enter your custom content (text, image, links, etc..)
  5. Click Save when done.

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Create Custom Footer

Customize your page with a unique footer to personalize the information your leads see on specific pages. This is usually done by agents when they want to promote new agent contact information, share custom resources to match your page content, or promote other relevant information.

  1. Open your website editor by adding /admin to the end of your website address (e.g. www.yourwebsite.com/admin)
  2. Click Footers (Located under Sitewide Elements)
  3. Select Add Footer
  4. Enter your custom content (text, image, links, etc..)
  5. Click Save when done.

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Assign a Custom Footer to Custom Page

After generating a custom footer, you can assign it to a page on your website.

  1. Open your website editor by adding /admin to the end of your website address (e.g. www.yourwebsite.com/admin)
  2. Select the Page Type (Content, Area, Market Report, etc…)
  3. Select your page by name
    • Use the search box to search for a page, if necessary
  4. Look for Sidebar/Footer/Banner Options and click Show

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  5. Next to Footer, select your custom footer (by name)

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    • Click the pencil icon to edit the footer
    • Click the + sign to add a new footer
    • Click X to delete your selected footer
  6. Click Save when done.

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How to Delete a Footer

  1. Open your website editor by adding /admin to the end of your website address (e.g. www.yourwebsite.com/admin)
  2. Click Footers (Located under Sitewide Elements)

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  3. Select your target footer
  4. Click Delete

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Can I have different Footers on different pages?
    Yes, you can create Custom Footers and assign them to specific pages.
  • What should I include in my Footer?
    Include your contact information, brokerage details, and helpful links for leads.
  • Will editing the Default Footer update my entire website?
    Yes, changes to the Default Footer apply across all pages unless a custom Footer is assigned.
  • Can I add links and images to my Footer?
    Yes, Footers support text, images, and clickable links.

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