A tenant hunting for flex space near Sky Harbor searches by freeway exit and drive time, so your listings need to be written that way.
Phoenix commercial brokers, small brokerages and owner-investors who lease, sell or manage office, retail and industrial space need calls from the right people. HeyLead is your outside marketing team. We build the website pages, Google ads and map listing that bring you calls from tenants, buyers and building owners. Every call and form is traced back to the search that caused it, and we report in dollars. Your Arizona Department of Real Estate broker license and your listing agreements stay with you.
What we do
Four pieces that bring tenants, buyers and owners to your name instead of a portal.
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
Independent commercial brokers who work one or two submarkets, such as Camelback offices or Southwest Valley industrial, and want steady leads without a big budget.
Small brokerages that lease and sell flex, warehouse and retail buildings and want landlords to find them before a larger firm.
Owner-investors who hold a few buildings in Tempe, Chandler or Mesa and want to fill vacancies without paying for every call twice.
Office and medical-office specialists around Scottsdale Airpark and Kierland who compete for both tenant searches and landlord listings.
The local picture
Your market
Phoenix commercial space is sorted by freeway exit as much as by city. Camelback Road and downtown hold the older office towers. Scottsdale Airpark and Kierland hold corporate campuses and medical offices.
Tempe and Chandler hold tech and campus space close to the Loop 101 and Loop 202. Around Sky Harbor, Goodyear and Mesa Gateway sit the warehouses and flex buildings that move goods across the region.
New industrial buildings have kept going up toward the Loop 303 on the west side and out along the southeast edge. A tenant picks a corridor first and a building second.
Owners who want to sell think the same way, because a building two exits over can feel like a different market. One generic Phoenix page fits none of them.
Your customers
Three kinds of search matter. Tenants look for space to lease, such as 'office space Scottsdale Airpark' or 'industrial for lease near Sky Harbor'. Buyers look for buildings to purchase, both owner-users and investors.
Owners look for a broker to list or value a building. Each gets its own page and its own ads, because they want different things. A good lead is a call or form that names a size, a use and a move-in or sale window.
We do not chase people looking for an apartment, job seekers or curious browsers. You see cost per qualified lead (what you pay for each call from someone who fits) in dollars, before any deal closes.
Our approach
We start with the Google Business Profile (the listing that shows on the map) for your brokerage. Then we build a page for each submarket you work, such as Airpark offices or Goodyear industrial.
Each page shows your active listings, the size ranges you handle and a short form. Google ads run against searches that pair a city or corridor with the words lease, buy or sell.
Where LoopNet or Crexi allow a link, we point your listings at your own pages, so visitors who click through are tracked. Inquiries made inside a portal stay with the portal. Every call gets a tracking number and every form gets a source tag.
Each month we send the calls, the cost per qualified lead and which submarket page produced them.
Building stock
Camelback and downtown office towers, Scottsdale Airpark and Kierland corporate campuses, Chandler and Tempe tech space, and distribution and flex buildings around Sky Harbor, Goodyear and Mesa Gateway
Listing sites in this market
LoopNet, Crexi
Licenses you show on your page
Arizona Department of Real Estate broker license, with broker details on the site and in ads; it stays with the client.
Common mistakes
A single Phoenix page tells a Tempe tech tenant nothing about your Goodyear warehouse deals. Visitors leave when they cannot see their own corridor. We split pages by submarket and name the exits, cities and building types you handle, so the right visitor sees the right space.
LoopNet and Crexi put your listing next to every rival. If the only place a tenant finds you is a portal, the portal owns that relationship. We point your portal listings at your own pages wherever the portal allows it, and we keep your name and broker details on every page.
Building owners rarely search the way tenants do. They look up valuations, vacancy help and what a building might sell for. If your site has no page for them, a bigger name gets the listing. We build an owner page and matching ads that answer that question.
How it works
You tell us which submarkets and building types you work. We match them to real searches and skip any corridor where you have no deals to show.
We build one page per submarket with your listing types, a short form and your broker details. Your license information shows on the site and in ads.
Google ads go live for lease, buy and sell searches in those corridors. Tracking numbers and form tags go in first, so every lead is counted from day one.
You get calls, forms and cost per qualified lead in dollars, split by submarket. We move budget toward what brings real conversations. Organic rankings take months, and we do not guarantee positions.
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 |
|---|---|
| warehouse for lease Goodyear AZ | Tenant looking for industrial space |
| office space for lease Scottsdale Airpark | Office tenant choosing a district |
| retail space for lease Tempe | Retail tenant near campus traffic |
| flex building for sale near Sky Harbor | Buyer or investor comparing buildings |
| commercial broker to sell my building Phoenix | Owner wanting a listing broker |
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
Plain answers to what Phoenix brokers and owners ask us first.
Nobody can honestly name one for you, so judge on what you can check. Ask whether the agency tracks calls by submarket, reports in dollars and explains in plain words what it built. Ask for a named contact, not a team of strangers. HeyLead works that way, and you can measure us against the same list.
Arizona has rules on how brokers identify themselves in advertising, so your broker name and license details should show. You hold the license and you choose the exact wording. HeyLead builds the space for it on every page and ad, and you should confirm the current rules with the Arizona Department of Real Estate.
Portals are good places to be seen, but they sit next to your rivals and you do not own the visitor. Your own site gives you a page for each submarket and a way to count leads. We treat the portals as one source and link them to your pages.
Ads can bring calls within days once tracking is live. Organic ranking usually takes several months, and nobody can promise a position. We start with ads to learn which corridors produce conversations, and build the organic pages alongside.
Yes, but we keep them apart. Industrial tenants search by city and exit, while office tenants search by district names like Camelback. Each gets its own pages and ads, so one never eats the other's money. You can pause either one when your listings run out.
No. HeyLead does not have a Phoenix office, and the team meets clients by video or phone. The campaigns are built for the Valley submarkets you cover, and the reports look the same either way.
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