Warehouse marketing services that fill your space — without broker commissions
Uwindi is a marketing agency for warehouse operators and industrial parks, based in the Austin area. One team builds your site and runs your Google Ads, SEO and lead tracking, so tenants come to you direct. No white-label handoffs.
conversion, return on ad spend or revenue, for four clients
projects since 2015
on Clutch in Austin: conversion optimization, landing pages
What most warehouse operators struggle with
Every tenant comes through a broker and every deal costs a percentage; you have no channel of your own and no say over occupancy.
Space sits empty and the phone is quiet: no site worth finding, no ads, no SEO, so tenants cannot find you.
Some ads, maybe a website, and no idea which channel brings inquiries; the budget keeps going, the results stay unclear.
Without a clear position online, the only way to win a tenant is to undercut the next park, and that kills margin for years.
Why warehouse operators choose Uwindi as their marketing agency
Most agencies do not understand industrial real estate: generic ads, template sites, reports full of clicks while vacancy stays high. We know which keywords bring tenants and how to position a facility.
That’s the difference between depending on brokers and owning your tenant acquisition system.
How we help warehouse operators grow
A site that shows your facility, services and availability, built to turn visitors into tour requests and inquiries.
Google Ads for businesses searching for warehouse space in your area, on keywords that bring tenants, not job seekers.
Service, location and availability pages that bring qualified tenants to your site from industrial space searches.
A Google Business Profile per park, local citations and reviews, so you show up when businesses search near you.
Logo, identity and positioning that set your facility apart and earn trust with corporate tenants.
Form and call tracking on every campaign, dedicated call tracking from $49 a month, so you see what each channel brings and costs.
Unlike brokers, we do not take a percentage of a deal: you pay a fixed monthly fee for marketing, and ad spend goes to the platforms. Tracking shows your cost per inquiry, so you judge the return on your own numbers.
Our projects
Since 2015 we have built and run websites, SEO and ads for warehouse operators, industrial parks, cold storage and 3PL providers.
Europe’s largest Class A warehouse owner: a tenant acquisition system that reached a record 97% occupancy, with no brokers.
Read the caseMore warehousing work
Sales started during construction: about 248,000 sq ft of light industrial space sold in eight months, nearly 3× the plan; a ProEstate award; all seven parks promoted since 2018.
A new multi-temperature complex filled in three months: the first deal in week one of ads, 300%+ more calls and leads a month, and weekly leads from SEO since, without paid ads.
About 129,000 sq ft filled with new tenants in three months; organic traffic +300% in three years. Site, SEO and Google Ads, run by us since 2016.
A landing page built during construction of a technopark with access to European and Asian markets: the first investor contracts were signed before the park opened.
Over 21 million sq ft of Class A space in one system: tenant and vacancy data, an occupancy map for every building, reports that took a week now instant.
A warehousing landing page and PPC for a group operating in 10+ countries: enterprise inquiries from month one, including 1,000+ pallet storage requests.
Two landing pages, SEO and Google Ads for a trade and warehouse company serving European retailers including Tom Tailor and Marc O’Polo.
How we build your tenant acquisition system
A custom site takes 8–10 weeks from kickoff; a five-page site takes 3–4. Stop after any stage and the work you paid for is yours.
We study your buyers, your market and your current site.
You get the site map and the plan: how we position your services and what comes first.
We draft the key pages from what you already have: your presentations, your emails and our discovery call.
You add what only you know. We edit your content and finish it together.
We set the style first, then design every page.
You approve the design before we build it. Edits are included; most projects need one or two rounds.
We build the site to score 98–100 on Google PageSpeed and redirect every old address, so links and search results keep working.
You get a walkthrough of the admin, so your team edits the site without a developer. The site, the code and every account are yours.
We support the site for a month at no charge and fix build defects for a year. After that, a care plan, SEO and ads are optional.
You keep one team for the site and its marketing. Most clients stay with us for years.
SEO for warehousing companies: rank for the searches tenants actually type
Tenants search “warehouse for rent in Columbus” or “50,000 sq ft industrial space for lease” and tour the first facilities they find. SEO is the channel that compounds; we build and run it with form and call tracking.
Keywords tenants type, not industry jargon
Location and type, size and class, specialty (cold storage, cross-dock, rail-served), each mapped to a page that can rank.
A page for every facility, building and unit type
Specs, availability, photos, floor plans and a tour request form; a park with seven locations gets seven pages, not one brochure.
Availability pages that rank and convert
“Warehouse space available in [city]” is a page, not a PDF, kept current as space frees up, so Google and tenants see what is free.
Content for the tenant’s decision
Cost per square foot guides, lease checklists and cold storage requirements: pages that rank and arm your leasing team.
Local SEO for every industrial park
A Google Business Profile per park, tenant reviews, consistent NAP and industrial directories: “warehouse near me” is a map search.
Reporting on inquiries and tours, not rankings
Calls, forms and tour requests from organic search by page and query: your report shows which keywords bring tenants.
For a new or half-empty facility we usually launch Google Ads first and let organic search compound. What’s included: our SEO management service. Selling 3PL services rather than leasing space? See 3PL & logistics marketing.
How to advertise warehouse space online — and get tenants without a broker
Listing platforms put your building next to dozens of competitors and route the inquiry through a broker. Your own campaign sends tenants to your page only: your photos, your specs, your phone number.
Google Ads built around lease intent
“Warehouse for rent [city]”, “industrial space for lease”, “cold storage for rent”; negatives cut jobs and forklifts, geo by drive time.
One landing page per facility or unit type
Ads land on the page with the exact space on offer, a tour form and a tracked number, not on the homepage.
Budgets that match the market
Management from $1,000 a month; ad spend paid to the platforms, $2,000–5,000 a month to start. First inquiries usually in 2–4 weeks.
Pre-leasing during construction
The best time to advertise a warehouse is before it opens: Industrial City Park sold 248,000 sq ft in eight months, mid-construction.
Retargeting and LinkedIn for large tenants
Remarketing for visitors of your space pages; LinkedIn campaigns for supply chain managers when the target is a 1,000+ pallet tenant.
Inquiries tracked to the source
Form and call tracking on every campaign with cost per inquiry and per tour; cost per signed lease with your CRM data.
Google Ads plans and what they include
See the serviceContract warehousing, self storage and the tools behind them
Not every warehouse business leases space. 3PL providers sell storage and fulfillment, self storage sells to individuals, and both run on software. We build for each on the same system.
Contract warehousing and fulfillment
Buyers compare capability, not square footage: Silmar Logistics’ page drew 1,000+ pallet inquiries. See our 3PL & logistics program.
Self storage inside a warehouse
Ambar, a self storage line of Kosmos Logistic, grew inbound leads from about 80 to 500+ a month. See self storage marketing.
Web apps for operators
MLP manages over 21 million sq ft in a web app we built; Ambar’s app made small orders profitable. See web applications.
Warehouse marketing pricing
Every project is scoped individually. Here’s where to start.
Brand identity
Logo and visual identity that builds trust with corporate tenants.
Website development
A five-page site for one facility; custom multi-facility builds from $7,500.
PPC advertising
Google Ads for businesses searching for warehouse space; ad spend paid to the platforms.
Tells it like it is, doesn’t allow you to waste any time going down the wrong road.
Uwindi’s team is quick to respond via BaseCamp and phone for urgent matters.
Small tweaks he recommended that would make a large difference.
The site looks like us, not like a template.
Right after launch we started getting real booking requests from homeowners and property managers.
Michael BrockFounder & CEO, PristikaBased on our very positive experience, we will definitely expand the areas of our cooperation.
Jojo DeaMarketing Manager, MoticYou ask,
we answer
Uwindi works differently from other warehouse marketing agencies in three ways. We research first: your market, competing facilities and their offers, then the structure and the offer for every building and unit type. The conversion layer comes first: specs, availability, tour forms and tracked calls, because it drives both inquiries and SEO. And we stay for years: MLP since 2017, Industrial City Park since 2018. Our own call and lead tracking shows which campaigns bring inquiries. 150+ projects since 2015.
Warehouse marketing services at Uwindi cost $750 (one location), $1,500 or from $2,500 per month for SEO, and $1,000 (Local) or $1,500 (Growth) per month for Google Ads management; Custom Ads start at $2,500/month or 15% of managed ad spend, whichever is greater. Ad spend is separate and paid directly to the ad platforms: $2,000–5,000/month recommended on Local, $5,000–20,000 on Growth. SEO requires an active Website Care plan (from $150/month). A Business Website is $3,800, fixed price.
Uwindi’s warehouse marketing services include Google Ads and SEO management, each with research, setup, optimization, monthly reporting and full account access. Ads plans add campaign build, ad copy, launch, and form and call-conversion tracking. SEO plans add an audit, a 90-day roadmap, technical monitoring, monthly sprints and AI-search (GEO) foundations. Websites, new pages, articles, landing pages, dedicated call tracking (from $49/month) and original photo or video are quoted separately. Ads, SEO Essentials and SEO Growth start with a 3-month term.
Uwindi is not a fit for warehouse operators who want everything included for $500 a month — our work is done by a team: strategy, design, ads and SEO. We are also not a fit if you need a template site without research and strategy, or a one-off launch with no long-term partnership. The right fit is an operator who treats marketing as an investment and wants a partner for years — MLP has worked with us since 2017.
We advertise warehouse space with Google Ads on lease-intent keywords and send each click to the page for that facility or unit type, with form and call-conversion tracking; remarketing comes with Growth Ads, and new landing pages are quoted separately. Listing platforms can stay, but your own campaign sends tenants directly to you. First inquiries usually arrive within 2–4 weeks, though lead volume is not guaranteed. Recommended ad spend on Local Ads is $2,000–5,000/month, paid directly to the platforms.
Yes — when every building and unit type has its own page. Tenants search by location, size and type, such as “50,000 sq ft warehouse for lease” or “industrial space for lease near me”, so warehouse SEO maps each query group to a facility or availability page and updates it as space frees up. Kosmos Logistic grew organic visitors 300%+ over 3 years, and Ice Land now generates leads weekly from SEO, without paid ads.
In marketing textbooks, warehousing is one of the physical distribution functions: storing goods so they are available when and where customers buy. This page covers a different meaning: marketing for the companies that own or run warehouse space, from websites and SEO to Google Ads.
- A few lines are enough.
- The founder reads every request himself and replies within one business day.
- Then a 20‑minute call to see whether we are a fit; if we are not, we tell you straight.