Google Ads that bring you customers in Dubai.

No. Every property advertisement in Dubai carries a Trakheesi permit number issued through the Dubai Land Department, and that applies to a Google advert exactly as it applies to a portal listing. The permit is tied to the specific property and the specific advert, so a campaign covering ten listings is ten permits, each expiring on its own date. Advertising without a valid permit, or with permit details that do not match, is a RERA violation. We hold the reference and the expiry against the ad group before it is enabled.

Usually it wants what the health authority already wanted. A Motor City dental clinic on a DHA facility licence has to register its advertising with the authority that licensed it, the standards it publishes govern the claims you may make, and before-and-after imagery is governed separately again. MOHAP applies the same logic outside Dubai. Appealing to Google rarely resolves it, because the rejection is a symptom of creative written before the standards were read. We rewrite the advert to the standards first, then resubmit.

Yes, separate. Google invoices you for the media and Webzenia invoices you for the management, and our fee does not move with how much you spend. Where VAT applies it is shown as its own line on the invoice rather than folded into a single figure, which matters because the two amounts sit differently in your accounts. Any arrangement that presents one blended number is worth a question before you sign it.

It is priced against the work the account needs, not against a tier. Three things move the number: how many of your services need a separate approval, whether the account is being rebuilt or inherited, and how many languages the creative runs in. A single cleared service line in English is a different engagement from a Dubai Hills brokerage on a DET mainland licence advertising forty permitted listings. What the surrounding channels cost is set out on digital marketing services. Send the current spend and the trade licence and we will tell you what running it properly takes.

Decide it rather than default to it, because the answer follows who buys from you. Arabic matters most for consumer categories, government-adjacent work and Emirati-owned business audiences: an Al Ain retail group on an ADDED mainland licence is a different answer from a Dubai professional-services firm, and a lot of professional-services buying in Dubai runs in English. How the emirate changes the buy is set out on digital marketing in Dubai. Where Arabic is in scope it is a separate ad group with its own keywords and its own creative, because an Arabic search is not the English search transliterated, and the destination has to work right to left. Where the budget does not cover Arabic creative and an Arabic destination, we scope English only and write that down.

The clock starts when the approvals are in hand, not when the budget is. A campaign paused mid-learning by a disapproval throws away the data it was gathering, and in a regulated category that can happen three times before anyone connects the pattern. Where the approvals are already held, the account settles on the same horizon as any account with no local history behind it. Where they are not, the approvals are the timeline, and we give you that date rather than a comfortable one.

Yes. The account is opened in your name and Webzenia is added as a manager, so removing us is a permissions change rather than a migration. What matters more here is the conversion history, because a Google Ads account bids on what it has already been told closed, and one rebuilt from zero pays open-market prices again while it relearns. Ask any agency whose own manager account owns the campaigns what happens to that history when you leave.