One agency. One specialization. Real estate.
Since 2019, Yola has worked with real-estate companies in Israel and the US — from public developers to funds and capital raisers. Not another marketing agency that also does real estate, but a team that lives this industry only.
In real estate, standard marketing breaks
Most marketing agencies work against an anonymous audience and report impressions. That works when the deal is cheap and the journey is short. In real estate it breaks: the deal is expensive, the decision-makers are few and nameable, and trust is the bottleneck.
Yola was built around that difference. We define in advance who we want to reach, operate only in front of them, and measure only against them — all the way to the meeting. Specializing in one segment isn't a limitation, it's the advantage: we know the arena you operate in, so we know how to differentiate you inside it.
Founder & CEO
Since 2019, Hila has guided leading real-estate companies in Israel and the US in building digital growth strategies, and lectures in the field. She's present in the strategy and the key meetings of every client — and her own profile is the first testing ground for every method before it reaches you.
A team of seven, one account manager per client
A team of seven: account managers, campaign managers and content writers — including native-level English writers for US-facing activity. Every client gets a dedicated account manager who leads everything end to end, with technical support behind the scenes.
Four rules that don't move
Measurement before everything.
The dashboard and baseline go up before a single word is published. What isn't measured doesn't improve.
Precision over volume.
8–10 pieces a month built from your deals, not 30 generic posts.
Transparency even when it's uncomfortable.
The monthly report includes what didn't work, and the exit gate is written into the agreement.
The differentiation test.
Every piece is checked with one question before it's sent: could it have been sent to your competitor? If yes — it goes back for a rewrite.
A fit call. 30 minutes. A straight answer.
We'll map your audience, what you already have, and what's realistic in the first quarter. If it's not a fit, we'll say so on the call — and won't send a proposal.
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