Seal & Signature
1,205 conversations at AED 2.31.
Meta Ads built around WhatsApp for a Dubai document-attestation firm — putting the offer in front of people who needed a specific document handled, and letting them start the conversation in one tap.
1,205
WhatsApp conversations
AED 2.31
Avg cost per conversation
248K
Impressions
AED 2,779
Total ad spend
The brief
Start more conversations.
Keep each one cheap.
Seal & Signature Business Services LLC is a Dubai-based document attestation and business services firm — degree equivalency, MOFA attestation, power of attorney, and related paperwork for residents and businesses across the UAE.
It is a category defined by urgency and specificity. Someone needs a particular document attested, usually on a deadline, and they want to know two things fast: can you handle this exact document, and what will it cost? That is a conversation, not a form fill — and in this market the conversation happens on WhatsApp.
So the campaigns were built to produce conversations, not clicks. Two service-specific campaigns, each naming the document it solved for, routing straight into WhatsApp.
By campaign
Two campaigns. Two different jobs.
| Campaign | Conversations | Cost per conversation | Impressions | Status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Degree Equivalency | 537 | AED 2.09 | 120,414 | Best efficiency |
| MOFA & POA attestation | 668 | AED 2.48 | 127,777 | Highest volume |
Figures are Meta’s reported messaging conversations started, taken from the ad account. Currency: AED.
What worked
Four decisions behind the numbers.
1
The channel matters more than the funnel
In the UAE, buyers with a document problem want to ask one question — "can you attest my degree certificate?" — and get an answer. Sending that person to a form, an email, then a callback adds friction at the exact moment intent is highest. Routing ads straight into WhatsApp removed the gap between the question and the answer.
2
Name the document, not the service
A generic "attestation services" offer competes with everyone. Splitting into Degree Equivalency and MOFA & POA meant each ad named the specific document the reader was holding. Both campaigns landed near AED 2 per conversation — the specificity is what kept them there.
3
Volume and cost pull against each other — pick deliberately
MOFA & POA produced 24% more conversations than Degree Equivalency, but each one cost 19% more. Neither is "the winner." One buys efficiency, the other buys volume, and knowing which lever you are pulling is the difference between managing an account and just running it.
4
Efficiency is not a function of budget
Total spend across both campaigns was AED 2,778.97 — modest by any standard. It still returned 248,191 impressions and 1,205 conversations, at an AED 11.20 CPM. Tight targeting and specific creative did the work that a bigger budget is usually asked to do.
Final numbers
Both campaigns, combined.
Seal & Signature is an active Provixon client. This case study documents the Meta Ads channel only — other channels in the engagement are still too early to report on honestly.
Why it matters
Meet buyers in the channel they already use.
Most acquisition advice assumes a landing page and a form. That assumption quietly costs you every buyer who wanted to ask one question before committing — and in plenty of markets, that is most of them.
The work here was not clever targeting tricks. It was matching the campaign to how the purchase actually happens: name the exact problem, open the conversation where the buyer already is, and answer fast. The cost per conversation followed from that.
That same decision — routing demand into a channel that converts, then automating the capture and follow-up behind it — is what we build in an AI automation engagement.
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