Ciao Bella Marketing FAQ: Websites, AI Search, Pricing and Process

We build and run the marketing systems a company depends on: websites, SEO and AI-search visibility, lead capture and follow-up (usually on GoHighLevel), content and paid media. We run the same systems on our own companies — RentaPóliza, Vive Polanco, Art of NOMA and Josh Stein Realtor — before we sell them. See capabilities.

No. Real estate is where we started, and we also work in private aviation, yachts, hotels and resorts, private members clubs, destinations and technology companies.

A South Florida-based team (Miami-Dade and Broward) and Mexico City, and we take clients well beyond both. The Mexico City team writes native Spanish for Mexico rather than translating English — see the Spanish site.

Josh Stein, the founder, or Phil Macdonald, the CMO. There is no account-management layer in between. See the studio.

It depends on MLS coverage, design scope, the number of agents or subsites and the integrations you need, so we do not publish a price list. Tell us about the project and we come back with real numbers. See website pricing.

There is no fixed number we can quote without knowing the scope. What matters more is the order: brand and structure first, IDX and the technical foundation second, lead capture last. See real estate websites.

Our own IDX plugin, which runs inside your WordPress site instead of on a vendor’s domain. That keeps the listing pages and their URLs yours and readable by search engines and AI answer engines. We confirm your MLS board when we scope the project. See the IDX plugin.

Usually not. MLS data-access fees are charged by the board itself and vary by board and market. We confirm your coverage and cost as part of scoping.

Yes. Hosting, security, backups and updates are handled as part of the build, not left for you to arrange after launch. We can also take over a site we did not build, starting with a review of what is there. See hosting.

Yes, for routine updates like listings, team bios and basic content. Larger structural changes still usually need a developer.

No, and any agency that promises one is promising something Google itself says it cannot guarantee. We commit to the audit and the fixes; the decision to rank or cite belongs to the engine. See GEO services.

Yes. You send us your site through the form and we send back a priority list, reviewed by a person. There is no obligation to become a client. See the AI marketing audit.

Yes. Josh teaches the AI marketing training himself, on your own funnel. No technical background is needed.

You do: the accounts, the stack and the documentation. We consider an engagement finished when it keeps working after we leave.