A business owner hunting for 4,000 square feet of flex space off Beltway 8 and a landlord with empty Energy Corridor floors want very different things from a broker.
Houston commercial space is leased and sold district by district, so a tenant searching near Beltway 8 needs a different page from one searching the Energy Corridor. HeyLead helps commercial brokers and owner-landlords with Google Ads and search work for each submarket (a named office or industrial district), a page for each property type, and call tracking. You see the cost of each qualified call in dollars. Your broker license, listing agreements and deals stay with you.
What we do
Submarket pages, exact-search ads, a landlord page and call reports tied to tours.
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
Brokers working Energy Corridor and Westchase office space who need tenants during a slow leasing cycle.
Industrial and flex brokers covering Beltway 8, the Ship Channel and Baytown, where small users search for bay doors and yard space.
Retail and medical-office brokers in Katy, Cypress and The Woodlands who lease strip centers and suites near new rooftops.
Owner-landlords with a few buildings who lease on their own and want direct calls rather than paying for portal listings only.
The local picture
Your market
Houston commercial space is several separate markets. Office clusters sit in the Energy Corridor, Westchase, the Galleria, Greenway Plaza, downtown, the Texas Medical Center and The Woodlands. Energy company moves affect the first two, and medical growth drives the last two.
Industrial and flex space (part office, part warehouse with bay doors) runs along Beltway 8, the Ship Channel, Baytown and the northwest side near Cypress. Logistics and port activity decide who needs it. Retail follows new homes out along the Katy Freeway and the Grand Parkway.
LoopNet and Crexi are where buyers and tenants browse listings. Your own website wins the owner who has not picked a broker yet and is asking who knows their corridor.
Your customers
Tenant searches name a property type and an area, like medical office for lease The Woodlands. Owner searches ask for help selling or leasing a building. A good lead names the space, the size and the date they need it.
We do not chase residential buyers, people looking for storage units, or brokers who only want to trade listings. Broad listing searches stay with LoopNet and Crexi. Reports show qualified calls, site tours booked and the cost of each in dollars.
Commercial deals take months, so we track the tour, not just the sale.
Our approach
We build a page for each property type and submarket: one for Energy Corridor office, one for Beltway 8 flex, one for Cypress retail, and so on.
Each page shows the size range you handle, the corridors you cover, recent deals you can name and a short form asking for square footage and move date.
Ads target the exact search, like warehouse for lease near the Ship Channel, and send people to the matching page. Landlord pages are separate and explain how you price, market and report on a vacancy.
Your LoopNet or Crexi listings stay where they are, and we link them from your site. Search work adds traffic over several months.
Building stock
Energy Corridor and Westchase office campuses, Galleria and downtown towers, medical and corporate space in the Texas Medical Center and The Woodlands, and port-area distribution and flex buildings
Listing sites in this market
LoopNet, Crexi
Licenses you show on your page
TREC broker license, with broker details on the site and in ads; it stays with the client.
Common mistakes
A tenant in Westchase and a tenant in Baytown are shopping for different buildings on different roads. A general page tells both of them nothing. Submarket pages with size ranges and nearby roads show that you know the ground.
LoopNet and Crexi put your space in front of buyers. They do not bring you the landlord who is choosing a broker. Owners research brokers on Google, so you need pages that explain how you lease, what you charge and what a vacancy report looks like.
A lease that closes in six months makes it hard to tell which ad helped. We count tours, calls and proposals along the way, so you can see which searches lead toward deals, not just which ones get clicks.
How it works
We list the submarkets and property types you can serve well, then decide which two or three to push first based on your vacancies and your listings.
Each page lists what you lease or sell, the size range, the roads and nearby employers, and a clear form. We add recent deals you are allowed to name.
We bid on phrases that match a real space need and pause broad terms that only bring curious clicks. Every call is tracked to its page.
Monthly reports show qualified calls, tours booked and proposals sent with dollars spent on each. You tell us which leads were real, and we adjust.
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 |
|---|---|
| flex space for lease near Beltway 8 Houston | Small business needs bays and office |
| office space for lease Energy Corridor | Tenant sizing up a corridor |
| medical office for lease The Woodlands | Practice looking for a suite |
| warehouse for sale Baytown | Buyer seeking industrial space |
| commercial real estate broker Houston to lease my building | Landlord choosing a broker |
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Testimonials from HeyLead clients
I've worked with HeyLead for over a decade. There is no one else I'd trust with lead generation and IT. I've tried others, to my detriment. If you want someone who is dedicated and trustworthy, you couldn't pick someone better.
Andrew Woodruff
CEO, Woodruff Property Management
This engagement evolved naturally from marketing support into a trusted technical partnership. Amoriss needed more than SEO - they needed a partner capable of handling complex, high-risk infrastructure work with precision and reliability. That's exactly what HeyLead delivered.
Raj Banik
COO, Amoriss
FAQs
Common questions from Houston brokers and landlords.
It depends on your property types and corridors. Choose an agency that builds submarket pages, separates tenant and landlord calls, and reports tours and proposals rather than clicks. HeyLead works that way, and we are happy to show a sample report.
No. Those platforms are where buyers and tenants browse, and your listings should stay there. We link to them from your site and aim at the owner and tenant who search on Google before they browse.
Yes. Owner-landlords who lease their own buildings get pages that speak to tenants directly, and brokers get pages that speak to landlords about listing their space. The two never share a page.
A Texas commercial broker holds a TREC license, and the broker's details should show on the site and in ads. That license stays with you. Check the current TREC advertising rules or ask your compliance contact.
Ad calls can start within weeks once pages and tracking are live. Search traffic builds over several months, and we cannot promise a position on Google. Because deals run long, we judge early progress by tours and proposals.
No. HeyLead is an online team with nothing to visit in Houston. We work with brokers and owners across the region by phone and video.
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