Magnum Pro

Restaurant Marketing Agency in Dubai

We fill tables and grow delivery revenue for Dubai restaurants, with performance marketing that answers to one number: revenue.

By the Numbers

Proven Results

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Years Combined Expertise

Specialists with deep backgrounds in marketing, finance, and consulting.

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Projects Delivered

Restaurants, F&B, events & e-commerce

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Team Members

In-house specialists across strategy, creative and tech

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Countries

Experience spanning international markets

Certified Google Partner
Google Partner
What we run

Restaurant marketing toolkit

Social & visual content

Scroll-stopping photos and video of your food, rooms and atmosphere, posted consistently to keep tables and suites full.

Local search & maps

Top placement when guests search nearby restaurants and hotels, with a Google profile built to win the click.

Paid advertising

Google, social and metasearch ads aimed at guests ready to book or dine, optimised for bookings, not clicks.

Influencers & UGC

Trusted local creators and real guest content that build proof and reach far cheaper than ads alone.

CRM & loyalty

Guest data turned into segmented offers and win-backs that bring the same people through the door again.

Analytics & insights

Every channel, campaign and booking in one dashboard, so budget follows what truly drives revenue.

Fit

Who this is for, and who it isn't

A strong fit

We work best with premium and upper-casual venues: destination restaurants, restaurants and bars inside hotels, chef-driven concepts, and delivery brands where the average check supports real customer acquisition. That's where our playbook, built running restaurants inside major hotel groups and across Dubai's competitive dining scene, pays back fastest.

Probably not us

We're a poor fit if you're looking for the cheapest content package in the market, a guaranteed "#1 on Google", or a vendor who won't ask for access to your numbers. We make marketing accountable to revenue, and that requires working with owners who want to see the real picture, including when the real picture is uncomfortable.

Process

How an engagement starts

01

360° Marketing Audit (paid)

A fixed-scope diagnostic on a timeline agreed upfront. We go through your ads accounts, analytics, Google Business Profile, aggregator presence and website conversion path. You receive a written report: what's broken, what it costs you, and what to fix first, with a budget plan attached. The report is yours to keep, whoever you end up hiring.

02

Strategy & media plan

Channel budgets tied to your revenue target and unit economics: average check, covers capacity, delivery margin after commission. No generic "recommended spend", a plan that survives contact with your P&L.

03

Build & launch

Tracking first, campaigns second. Conversion measurement is set up and verified before spend scales, so from week one, results are facts, not impressions.

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Weekly reporting

A live KPI dashboard plus a written weekly summary: what changed, why, and what happens next. Budget reallocations are explained before they happen, not justified after.

Inside the audit

  • Conversion tracking & GA4 setup
  • Google Ads account structure and wasted spend
  • Meta Ads audiences and creative fatigue
  • Google Business Profile completeness and ranking factors
  • Review profile and response quality (Google, TripAdvisor)
  • Aggregator presence: menu structure, ratings, ad efficiency
  • Website reservation path and speed
  • Competitor visibility snapshot
  • Guest database and repeat-visit potential
  • Budget plan: where the next dirham should go

The audit fee is credited toward your first retainer month.

Engagement formats

Engagement formats

360° Marketing Audit

Fixed-scope diagnostic across ads, analytics, Maps, delivery and website. Written report with prioritized fixes.

Fixed fee · pricing on request

Growth Retainer

Full performance management across the systems above: media buying, content, reputation, CRM, weekly reporting.

Monthly retainer · pricing on request

Launch / Opening

90-day playbook for new venues: pre-opening demand, Maps from day one, PR and influencer wave, then performance.

Scoped individually

What a hotel restaurant needs from a restaurant marketing agency in Dubai

A restaurant inside a hotel sells to two crowds at once. In-house guests need a reason to come downstairs instead of ordering to the room. Residents will never cross the lobby unless the venue gives them one. The two audiences want different messages, and one campaign rarely reaches both.

Our team has done this at scale. We ran the loyalty campaign for dining inside InterContinental, Hyatt and Marriott: 73 hotel properties across 13 Asian countries, with a 43% increase in loyalty card sales. In Dubai the same principles apply venue by venue. It starts with a Google Business Profile that belongs to the restaurant, not only to the hotel.

  • Google Maps for restaurants: categories, menu, photos and review replies kept current
  • Google Search and Performance Max split between hotel guests and residents, in English and Russian
  • Restaurant Instagram marketing that shows the room and the service, not only the plate
  • A booking path that ends in your reservation system, not the hotel's central page

Dubai has a season: how we plan reservations and delivery around it

Demand here is not flat across the year. Terrace covers, tourist volume and resident spending move between the winter peak, Ramadan and the quiet summer months. A media plan written in November and left alone will overspend by June. We rebuild the channel mix by period, so F&B marketing in Dubai follows the calendar your dining room lives by.

Reservations and delivery pay back differently. A booked table carries the full check and the chance to add that guest to your database. An aggregator order arrives with commission attached. We connect reservations, orders and marketing data through systems like Servme, Foodics and Bitrix24. That is what a restaurant marketing agency in Dubai should give you: budget decisions made on numbers, not opinion.

FAQ

Questions restaurant owners ask us

It depends on what the marketing has to do. A casual venue fighting for delivery orders and a fine-dining destination filling weekend covers need different budgets, and different channel mixes. What we don't recommend is starting paid campaigns below the level where data accumulates fast enough to optimize: that's how budgets get spent "trying things" for six months. In the audit, we calculate the realistic minimum for your specific venue, format and goals, before you commit to it.

Expert Consultation

Get your restaurant's 360° marketing audit

One document that shows where your marketing budget leaks and what to fix first, across ads, Google Maps, delivery and analytics. Fixed fee, fixed timeline, yours to keep.