Ahmad Alshareefi’s Google Partner Agency in Al Garhoud
Big AL Consulting is a performance marketing agency in Al Garhoud, Dubai, operated by Ahmad Al Shareefi Marketing Co. L.L.C. Its about page says it was founded in 2015 by Ahmad Alshareefi, who still leads the team from Dubai, and that it has been a Google Partner since 2021.
The agency serves a long list of industries, from law firms and e-commerce to construction and hospitality. Clinics and medical practices are one of those industries, with a dedicated clinic program and several clinic case studies.
The core offer is paid media. Service pages cover Google Ads for clinics in Dubai and Abu Dhabi, Meta Ads, TikTok Ads, Snapchat Ads and PPC management, with further pages for Riyadh and Jeddah. The agency also builds e-commerce and Shopify sites, though that work is aimed at retailers rather than clinics.
For clinic groups, the site describes one strategist across the group, treatment-level campaigns and reporting on booked, attended patients. It also says DOH checklists are available for Abu Dhabi clinic groups.
DHA-Compliant Ad Copy and a Kuwait Aesthetic Clinic Result
The clinic page lists dental, aesthetic, dermatology, fertility, family medicine, paediatrics, women’s health and mental health clinics, plus multi-branch groups. It states that DHA-compliant ad copy and a compliance checklist are applied before campaigns launch.
The case studies page includes three clinic projects. The agency reports that Levels Clinic, an aesthetic and laser clinic in Kuwait, saw 220% more booked appointments and a 40% lower cost per acquisition. The other two describe body-contouring lead generation for aesthetics clinics without figures.
The about page also reports a 98% client retention rate across all industries.
Single-Clinic Management Fees Starting at AED 7,000
The clinic page publishes a management fee from AED 7,000 per month for a single clinic. It estimates media budgets of AED 12,000 to 30,000 per month, paid directly to Google, and typical click costs of AED 8 to 22 depending on the specialty. Multi-treatment clinics and groups are quoted on scope.
The page says there are no long-term contracts. Ask how notice periods work and whether onboarding or setup fees apply.
- Which treatments would you prioritize first, and what cost per booked patient do you expect for them?
- How do you track attended appointments rather than form fills or calls?
- Who reviews ad copy against DHA or DOH rules, and does the clinic sign off before launch?
- Will our Google and Meta ad accounts be created in our name?
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