Meta and Social Ads for Real Estate in Dubai

Qualifying questions in the form, a clear offer such as a payment plan or launch price, landing pages when quality matters more than volume, and follow-up within minutes. Slow follow-up wastes more leads than bad targeting, so we connect forms to your CRM and WhatsApp and report how quickly agents answered each lead.

Property advertising in Dubai, including on Instagram, Facebook, TikTok and Snapchat, needs a permit through the Dubai Land Department's Trakheesi system, and the ad must show the permit details. Check the current guidance for what each ad must display, and build the details into your templates so no creative goes live without them.

Yes. Campaigns can target investors in specific countries, such as the UK, India, Saudi Arabia or Europe, with creative and landing pages in the right language and lead follow-up planned for their time zone. Overseas leads take longer to convert, so we report them separately from local buyers.

Yes. Lead forms can feed most CRMs used by Dubai brokerages directly, assigned to the right agent by project or language, with an instant WhatsApp or email alert. No lead waits in an inbox, and each one carries the campaign and ad it came from, so you can compare lead quality by campaign.

It depends on the projects and areas you sell and how competitive the launch is. Start with a test budget for two to four weeks, measure the cost per qualified lead and per viewing rather than per form, then scale the campaigns that bring serious buyers and cut the ones your agents say waste their time.

Often, yes. Short video tours, drone shots of the community and agents speaking on camera usually get more attention and better leads than static photos, especially for off-plan and luxury listings. We test video against images in every campaign, because the right format depends on the project and the audience.