A container a month and a single parcel are different sales. Each shipper comes through a different ad, with different questions.
Traders and manufacturers moving goods by sea, air and road. UAE nonoil trade reached AED 1.937 trillion in the first half of 2026, and every shipment needs moving and clearing.
Sellers shipping parcels often, who need fast clearance and delivery. Dubai Customs handled 17.7 million air cargo transactions in the first half of 2026, 62% more than a year earlier.
Machinery, equipment and oversized cargo: rare, valuable jobs that need careful planning, permits and a forwarder who has done it before and knows the route well.
People sending cargo and parcels home to family. They compare price and transit time, then book the company they trust to deliver their packages safely and on time.
Sea, air, road, customs or courier: you choose the work, and the ads ask for it.
The form asks what's moving, from where to where, and how often, so your team handles shipments.
Your budget reaches shippers on the lanes you actually serve.
Two forwarders, one audience? Before we take on a logistics company, we compare its services and routes with any logistics company we already work with, and say so if they overlap.
The form asks what's moving, from where to where, and how often. Your team calls back knowing whether it's one parcel or a container a month.
Which enquiries were real shipments, which booked, which became regular accounts, and why the rest didn't convert into paying customers or repeat business.
Enquiries your team marks as real shipments go back to the ad platforms, so they find more shippers like them and improve lead quality over time.
Before any ad, we learn your operation: the services you sell, the routes you serve, typical shipment sizes and the shippers you want more of. We also look at how a quote request is handled today: who replies, how fast, and what the quote includes. That tells us where shippers drop out between the first message and the booking.
We decide which services and routes to advertise first, and whether to go after businesses, people shipping home, or both. Each gets its own ads and pages, because a daily parcel sender and a one-off machinery move need different answers. We also compare your services and routes with any logistics company we already work with, and say so if they overlap.
The ads say what you move, where and for whom, so the wrong enquiries scroll past. The quote form asks what's moving, from where to where, and how often, so your team can price it on the first call. Saved replies answer the usual questions on transit times and documents, and a lead sheet follows every enquiry to the booking.
Campaigns go live for the services and routes you sell, and every enquiry is logged with the ad that brought it. We review the first weeks' enquiries with your team, shipment by shipment, and ads that bring cargo you don't carry are fixed or switched off. Your part is the quote: complete, with the route, transit time and what's included, and sent before the shipper decides.
Every week we update the lead sheet with your team: quoted, booked or regular. Meta and Google get the bookings, so they find more shippers who actually ship. We help you follow up after each first shipment, because a regular account is worth far more than one job. Once a month we look at the numbers together and put more into what's booking.
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