The usual complaint: "leads are junk"
Every broker I speak to says the same thing. Lots of form fills, wrong numbers, people who wanted something else, overseas tire-kickers. Usually the campaigns are not the only problem. The tracking counts every form as equal, so Google keeps finding more of the cheap ones.
I fix it from both ends. Campaigns are split by project, area and buyer type (investor, end user, tenant), each with its own budget. Forms ask one or two qualifying questions. And your agents mark which leads were real, which goes back to Google as the conversion that matters.
Compliance before clicks
Property advertising in Dubai needs the right permits, and Google will disapprove ads with misleading price or return claims. I build ads and landing pages with space for your Trakheesi permit details and avoid the "guaranteed ROI" style copy that gets accounts flagged. Your compliance team still signs off; I just make it easy for them.

