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Audience Segmentation Build
We create audiences segmented by recency (7, 14, 30, 90 days), by page and content interaction (project page visitors, floor plan viewers, video completers, brochure downloaders, pricing page visitors), and where relevant, by language preference signal. For real estate clients, each active project receives its own retargeting audience, separate from other projects and from general site visitors. Audiences are sized and reviewed before budget allocation to ensure delivery viability.
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Retargeting Campaign Structure
Campaigns are built across Meta (Facebook and Instagram — the dominant paid social platforms in the UAE) and Google Display, with YouTube added for clients with video assets. Arabic and English creative variants are served to the appropriate language-segmented audiences. Campaign structure follows a clear hierarchy with separate ad sets per audience segment and platform-specific optimisation settings.
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Sequential Creative Strategy
We map the retargeting sequence for each high-priority audience. For real estate, a typical sequence moves from project lifestyle content to unit-specific detail to payment plan or launch event. For e-commerce, it moves from product reminder to social proof to offer or limited availability. The sequence is documented in both English and Arabic creative briefs, specifying ad format, message, and call to action for each stage.
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Exclusion Lists
We build exclusion audiences for existing inquiries, active clients, closed deals, and converted users — sourced from CRM data, pixel events, and platform-native conversion signals. For real estate clients, separate exclusion lists are maintained per project to prevent previous off-plan buyers from seeing current launch materials. Exclusions are reviewed and updated monthly.
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Cross-Channel Retargeting Coordination
Meta, Google Display, and YouTube retargeting operate under a shared sequencing and frequency framework. Impression history from one platform informs frequency decisions on others, preventing the over-exposure that is particularly damaging in a small, high-overlap market like the UAE where the qualified audience for any given offer is relatively concentrated. Coordination also ensures message continuity — someone sees the same stage of the sequence regardless of which platform they are on.