Fighting portals for single listings
The commercial portals win most searches for a specific property. Your site rarely beats them on a listing, so put effort into area guides and advice pages, where local knowledge counts for more than a feed.
A joinery business after a Wetherill Park strata unit and a fund after a Macquarie Park floor share nothing except the word commercial.
Sydney commercial agents, tenant advisers and small investment firms need occupiers, buyers and landlords who are ready to talk. HeyLead builds pages for each part of the city you work in, runs Google Ads, SEO and Meta ads, and tracks each enquiry through to an inspection, agreed terms and a signed lease or contract. Reports are in A$ with GST shown separately, and your licence details stay with you.
What we do
SEO, Google Ads, Meta ads and web design each have a Sydney page. Here they are set up for occupier, buyer and landlord enquiries that lead to an inspection.
Pages and listings that appear when people nearby search Google for what you do.
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Paid search ads that reach people searching right now, reported against the calls and bookings they produce.
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Facebook and Instagram ads for offers that need reach, including ads shown again to people who visited your site.
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Pages built to turn a visit into a call, form or booking.
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Call and form tracking, so you can see which ad or search produced each lead.
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Optional link to your customer system, so signed work flows back into your reports.
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Who we work with
Office agents leasing space to growing firms in Parramatta, Macquarie Park, Norwest and North Sydney
Industrial agents covering Wetherill Park, Smithfield, Eastern Creek and Erskine Park for logistics and trade occupiers
Agents selling strata industrial and office units to owner-occupiers who would rather buy than lease
Retail leasing agents working suburban strips and centres across the Inner West and the Shire
The local picture
Your market
Sydney commercial property is a set of separate corridors. The CBD and North Sydney hold the large towers, Parramatta, Macquarie Park and Norwest pull suburban offices, and the big sheds sit in western Sydney around Wetherill Park, Smithfield, Eastern Creek and Erskine Park.
Near the airport and port, Alexandria and Mascot serve freight and creative tenants, and the new western airport keeps logistics buyers watching Badgerys Creek. A Sydney habit is the strata industrial unit, where a small business buys its own workshop rather than leasing.
Searches for one specific property end on realcommercial.com.au and commercialrealestate.com.au, so an agent's own site wins on area knowledge and advice, not on the listing itself. Commercial agents work under the same NSW licence regime as residential agents.
Your customers
Useful enquiries come from occupiers with a requirement and a date, owner-occupiers looking to buy a unit, and landlords who need space leased or sold. We go after area and use searches, such as warehouse for lease Eastern Creek.
We block residential, share-office and coworking searches, which swamp broad terms like commercial space Sydney. A good lead names a suburb, a size and a start date. Reports show enquiries, inspections and agreed terms by corridor.
Spend is in A$ with GST shown separately.
Our approach
Each corridor and property type you work gets its own page, with recent deals where you can share them and plain explanations of how a Sydney lease or an industrial strata purchase runs.
Google Ads uses area and use searches, with a long list of blocked words. Buyer pages for strata units sit apart from leasing pages, because a business buying a workshop asks about outgoings and levies, not rent reviews.
Meta ads show market notes to past visitors. SEO articles answer what occupiers ask, such as whether Parramatta or Macquarie Park suits a growing firm, and landlord pages explain how you market a vacancy.
Building stock
Office towers in the CBD and North Sydney, suburban office parks at Macquarie Park and Norwest, large sheds in western Sydney, and strata industrial units sold to owner-occupiers
Listing sites in this market
realcommercial.com.au, commercialrealestate.com.au
Licences you show on your page
NSW real estate agent licence issued by NSW Fair Trading covers commercial agency; it stays with the client.
Common mistakes
The commercial portals win most searches for a specific property. Your site rarely beats them on a listing, so put effort into area guides and advice pages, where local knowledge counts for more than a feed.
A trade supplier in Wetherill Park and a consulting firm in Macquarie Park use different words and have different budgets. Mixed campaigns drift to cheap clicks. Each property type gets its own campaign, page and report.
Loose terms bring flat hunters, people wanting a desk by the day and students. A weekly look at the search terms, plus firm blocked words, keeps spend on businesses that have a requirement and a timeline.
How it works
We list where you act, for example Parramatta, Macquarie Park and Wetherill Park, and leave the rest of Sydney off the plan.
Occupier, owner-occupier buyer and landlord pages, with office, industrial and retail campaigns kept apart.
Area notes, lease guides and deal summaries give prospects a reason to call you instead of scrolling a portal.
Monthly reports show enquiries, inspections and agreed terms by corridor, with costs in A$.
Searches
These are the searches your pages and ads are built around, and what each person is trying to do.
| They search | What they want |
|---|---|
| office for lease Parramatta | Occupier with an area in mind |
| warehouse for lease Eastern Creek | Logistics or trade occupier |
| industrial units for sale Wetherill Park | Small business wanting to buy |
| commercial leasing agent Macquarie Park | Landlord choosing an agent |
| tenant representation Sydney CBD | Company hiring an adviser |
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Testimonials from HeyLead clients
HeyLead was able to quickly bring structure and order to our Search Engine Marketing campaigns. Their methodical approach turned around our SEM performance and allowed us to demonstrate the ROI from the programs. They brought innovations to the table that increased the visibility of the online journeys our prospects and customers were taking.
Paul Liddiatt
Chief Marketing Officer, NewBook
The team at HeyLead managed our SEO and SEM with great aptitude, I would recommend their services for anyone looking to level up their search engine presence paid or organic.
Kim Lazaro
Digital Marketing Manager, NewBook
FAQs
Questions Sydney commercial agents ask us first.
The one that measures inspections and agreed terms, not traffic. Ask how an agency deals with portal competition and whether it splits office, industrial and retail. HeyLead builds campaigns for each corridor and reports in A$.
Not for most single listings. It can for area, requirement and advice searches, where occupiers want someone who knows the area. That is where our SEO work is aimed.
Yes, when the keywords name a suburb and a use and non-business traffic is blocked. We usually start with two or three corridors and widen once inspections are coming in.
Yes, on a separate page and campaign. Owner-occupiers ask about price, levies and zoning rather than lease terms, so mixing them with leasing traffic blurs the results.
Your agency licence and licensee name, plus any industry memberships you hold. HeyLead is the marketing team and holds no licence of its own, so the details come from you and can be checked against the NSW Fair Trading register.
No. HeyLead works online with Sydney agents and lists no local address. Your own office is the one shown in ads and on maps.
Other pages for this city.