Source: ApartmentLove.
  • ApartmentLove (APLV) is reporting impressive Google search growth in major U.S. rental markets
  • It is now tracking in 93.7 per cent of observed U.S. markets, up over 100 per cent from the month prior
  • The company is in the market for accretive acquisitions as it hires new business development representatives to drive top-line sales
  • ApartmentLove provides residential rental marketing services to landlords and renters around the world
  • ApartmentLove (APLV) is up by 5.88 per cent trading at $0.18 per share

ApartmentLove (APLV) is reporting impressive Google search growth in major U.S. rental markets.

The company is now tracking in 93.7 per cent of observed U.S. markets, more than doubling its positions month-over-month.

It is appearing on page 1, 2 or 3 of Google searches containing the 125 most commonly searched keywords – representing more than 5M monthly active searches – in nearly 50 of the largest U.S. rental markets.

ApartmentLove remains focused on growth through acquisitions and active hiring of business development representatives to drive top-line sales through monthly recurring listing subscriptions.

“Our material investments in search engine optimization combined with fine tuning the ApartmentLove.com user experience is fueling our rapid organic expansion,” stated Trevor Davidson, President and CEO of ApartmentLove.

“Major search engines connecting millions of renters searching accommodations across the United States are celebrating our progress by showcasing ApartmentLove.com as the professional, trustworthy and proven effective rental platform desired by new graduates, young professionals and sophisticated renters in the largest and most competitive markets nationwide,” he added.

ApartmentLove provides residential rental marketing services to landlords and renters around the world. It maintains a presence in over 30 countries across five continents.

ApartmentLove (APLV) is up by 5.88 per cent trading at $0.18 per share as of 1:43 pm EST.

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