The SEO Booster add-on does two things: it builds readable URLs from each property's own details, and it adds Google structured data to property pages.
A URL ending in /riverside-loft-manchester-p95 ranks on the words it contains and survives being pasted into a message — a bare numeric id looks like spam and gives search engines nothing to work with. Structured data is what turns a plain blue link into a rich result with a price attached in Google's listings.
Open Configuration → Add-ons → SEO Booster to reach all settings.

The property title mask is the pattern each property URL is built from. Combine any of the following placeholders in the order you want:
The agent title mask applies the same idea to agent profile URLs. Available placeholders are {agent_name}, {agent_company}, and {site}.
This switch enables structured data output on property pages and listings. When active, search engines can display price and property details directly in results rather than showing a plain link.
The ID stays authoritative. The readable slug is for people and search engines; WordPress finds the property by its ID. Renaming a property or changing the mask never breaks an existing link — the old URL continues to resolve to the correct property.
Leaving a mask empty keeps URLs in their plain form. Nothing breaks; you simply do not get the readable segment.
WordPress prerequisite: readable URLs require Settings → Permalinks set to anything other than Plain. On the Plain setting WordPress never consults rewrite rules, so the feature silently does nothing even though it appears configured correctly.
To install this addon, open the Add-ons panel inside FW Real Estate. See Getting Started → Add-ons for details on free addons, paid addons, and site verification.