Google Ads case study results for Dubai real estate client


The Challenge

Dubai's real estate market is one of the most competitive Google Ads categories globally — cost per click for property-related searches routinely runs higher than most other industries, which makes cost per conversion the metric that actually determines whether a campaign is profitable.

What We Did

We built this campaign around specific buyer and investor intent signals rather than broad "Dubai real estate" targeting, which is expensive and attracts a wide range of search intent, much of it not ready to engage with an agent. Keyword targeting was narrowed to match specific property types, locations within Dubai, and investor-focused search terms, with conversion tracking configured to measure actual lead quality, not just click volume.

The Results

- 20.4K clicks
- 1.59K conversions
- Dh34.91 cost per conversion
- Dh55.5K total ad spend

What This Means for Real Estate Businesses in Competitive Markets

A cost-per-conversion under Dh35 in a market as competitive as Dubai real estate isn't a result of a bigger budget outspending competitors — it's a result of narrower targeting reducing wasted spend on low-intent clicks. This is the exact approach built into our Real Estate Lead Generation service for agents and brokerages operating in high-competition markets.

Frequently Asked Questions

Why does cost per conversion matter more than cost per click in real estate?

A low cost per click can be misleading if those clicks don't convert — a campaign with a higher cost per click but a much higher conversion rate often produces a lower, more profitable cost per conversion overall.

Does this approach work outside Dubai?

The specific numbers are market-dependent, but the core method — narrowing targeting to buyer/investor intent instead of broad location keywords — applies to any competitive real estate market.


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