AL JINDIADVISORY · DUBAI

Dubai · Sales and marketing for the GCC



Al Jindi Advisory puts your company on the ground in the GCC: market entry, lead generation, and business development, run from Dubai. And when you need to look the part, we handle positioning, LinkedIn, and your website too.

  • UAE
  • Saudi Arabia
  • Qatar
  • Oman
  • Bahrain
LinkedIn · founder profileLive
12,480followers
Reach, 90 days+38%
Pipeline · this quarter4 live
Developer, MuscatSigned
Bank, RiyadhProposal sent
Integrator, DubaiNegotiation
Family office, DohaIntro made
Website · client buildShipped
Live in 3 weeksEN · AR
25+

years of enterprise sales in the Middle East

$10M+

revenue closed for the companies we have worked with

5

GCC markets covered from Dubai

3

working languages: English, Arabic, Polish

The problem

Why good companies go unnoticed in the Gulf

01

Nobody is in the room

Outreach runs from a desk in Europe, three time zones away. Nobody has met the buyer, nobody is there when the decision is made, and nobody follows up the month after. In this region that is not a small disadvantage, it is the whole difference.

02

Nobody knows who you are

Gulf buyers check before they reply. They look at your LinkedIn, your founder, your website, and who else follows you. If the story is vague and the presence is thin, a live opportunity quietly dies without anyone telling you why.

03

Your presence does not pass the credibility test

A generic website, a dormant company page, and a pitch that could belong to anyone. Buyers here commit on trust and reputation. If what they find online does not match the quality of what you sell, the meeting never happens.

That is exactly the work we do. We put someone credible on the ground, make your positioning clear enough to repeat, build a LinkedIn presence that people check and trust, and give you a website that looks like the company you actually are.

Get known.Get trusted.Get bought.

Who we work with

Built for companies expanding into the Gulf. Trusted by the ones already here.

IN

Companies entering the GCC

SaaS, enterprise software, PropTech, fintech, and AI companies from Poland, Europe, and the United States taking their first serious steps into the Gulf. You need someone on the ground, a story that lands with Gulf buyers, and a pipeline that is real.

Start: market research, then on-ground BD
HERE

Companies already in the GCC

Dubai and GCC-based businesses and founders who are good at what they do but do not look it yet. You need positioning that is clear, a LinkedIn presence that builds reputation, and a website that wins work instead of just existing.

Start: positioning, then LinkedIn and website

What we do

One core job: win you business in the GCC

Market entry and business development is the heart of every engagement. Positioning, LinkedIn, and websites are there so that when a Gulf buyer checks you out, what they find matches what you sell.

Core service

GCC Market Entry and Business Development

We become your commercial team in the Gulf, from first research to signed deal. Someone credible in the room, in Arabic or English, at the pace this region actually moves.

Explore market entry and BD
  1. 01Market research and opportunity mapping

    Demand, competitors, pricing, and who actually signs, across the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Oman, and Bahrain. Delivered as a decision document in three to four weeks.

  2. 02Entry strategy

    Which country first, direct or through partners, licensed entity or not, and what the first eighteen months realistically cost.

  3. 03Lead generation from inside the region

    Introductions, events, WhatsApp, phone, and in-person meetings alongside email. Qualified before handover, so you meet named decision makers, not a contact list.

  4. 04On-ground business development

    We attend the meetings ourselves, represent you credibly, follow up at the pace the region expects, and report on where every opportunity stands.

  5. 05Deal structuring and negotiation

    Partner, reseller, and distribution agreements, regional pricing and payment terms, and support at the table with enterprise and government-linked buyers.

Also, so you look the part

Three things Gulf buyers check before they reply

Marketing and websites

Positioning and Messaging

A positioning workshop with the founders, one clear company narrative written for how Gulf buyers evaluate suppliers, and sales messaging your whole team can repeat: one-liner, pitch, deck copy, proposals.

A story that sounds like the company you actually are.

LinkedIn Growth and Content

Growth for the founder profile and company page, weekly posts in your voice with visuals to your brand standard, and engagement with the right people in your market. Monthly reporting on followers, reach, and inbound conversations.

Past ten thousand followers, reputation starts working for you.

Websites That Win Work

Positioning and copy first, design second. Fast, mobile-first, bilingual when you need it, with search and AI visibility built in. Full handover: source code, hosting, and domain in your name.

A site you are proud to send before every meeting.

Expanding into the GCC? Let's map it in one call.

Thirty minutes. You tell us what you sell and what you have tried, we tell you which market first, what it takes, and whether we are the right partner.

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Where our experience comes from

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Why Al Jindi Advisory

Sales people first. Everything we make has to close.

More than 25 years of enterprise sales in the Middle East

Al Jindi Advisory is built on over two decades of enterprise sales and account leadership in the region, selling complex solutions to Gulf corporates, banks, and government-linked organisations. That experience shapes every engagement.

Sales people, not just marketers

Every piece of positioning, every post, and every page we build exists to start a conversation and close a deal. We measure marketing by the pipeline it creates.

Based in Dubai, not working remotely

We live and work in the region. Meetings happen in person, across the GCC, not on a call from another time zone.

We work in Arabic

Meetings with Gulf buyers happen in Arabic and English. Holding the commercial conversation in Arabic changes how quickly trust forms, particularly with government-linked and family-owned businesses.

A small number of clients at a time

The opposite of a volume agency. Every client gets the founder's attention, and we will tell you directly if we are not the right fit.

Mick Al Jindi

Who you will actually be working with

I run the day to day of every engagement personally, and I do it from here.”

I was born and raised in Dubai, and I have spent the last nine years in enterprise technology sales across PropTech, immersive technology and enterprise software. In that time I have brought in over ten million dollars in revenue for the companies I have worked with.

Meetings happen in person, in Arabic or English, across the GCC rather than on a call from another time zone. Behind that sits a network of partners and operators across the region, which is what lets us open doors across industries that a single consultant could not reach alone.

Mick Al JindiFounder
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How we work

A direct conversation, a clear plan, then we execute.

Step 01

A direct conversation

What you sell, who buys it today, what you have tried, and where you want to be. If we are not the right partner, we say so and usually point you to someone who is.

Step 02

A clear plan

One document: the market, the positioning, the channels, and what success looks like in the first three to six months. No fifty-page strategy deck.

Step 03

We execute

Outreach, meetings, content, and builds run by us, from Dubai, with you involved at every step and a clear view of progress.

Step 04

We stay

Ongoing business development, content, and support as the business grows, through to hiring your own local team when the time is right.

Common questions

Straight answers about the GCC

Are you a consultancy or an agency?

Both, deliberately. We advise on where to play and how to position, and then we do the work: business development on the ground, LinkedIn content, and websites. Most clients come to us because they are tired of strategy documents that nobody executes.

Which GCC country should we enter first?

For most technology companies it is the UAE or Saudi Arabia, and which one depends on your category. The UAE is faster to enter, easier to set up in, and works well as a regional base and proof point. Saudi Arabia is far larger and where the major budgets sit, especially in government-linked and Vision 2030 aligned programmes, but it demands more commitment and usually a local presence. Qatar, Oman, and Bahrain are smaller and are best approached once you have a regional reference client.

Do I need a local entity to sell in the UAE or Saudi Arabia?

Not always for a first deal, but often sooner than companies expect. In the UAE you can begin selling through a local partner or a distributor before setting up, and free zone entities such as RAKEZ, DMCC, or DIFC are relatively fast to establish. Saudi Arabia is stricter: many government-linked and large enterprise buyers now require a local presence or a Saudi partner, and regional headquarters requirements affect larger contracts.

Why does cold outreach fail in the GCC?

Because Gulf buyers commit on relationship and trust rather than on outreach volume. A cold email from an unknown foreign company carries almost no weight, whereas a warm introduction from a known contact opens the same door immediately. Decisions also involve more people and take longer than in Europe or the US, so an automated sequence run from abroad tends to produce polite interest and no pipeline.

How long does it take to close a first enterprise deal in the GCC?

Typically six to twelve months from first contact for an enterprise or government-linked buyer, and longer where public procurement is involved. Companies that budget for a three month sales cycle almost always withdraw just before the relationships they have built begin producing results.

Can you build our LinkedIn following?

Yes. We run growth and content for founder profiles and company pages, writing in your voice and producing visuals to your brand standard. A following past ten thousand of the right people in your market changes how buyers respond before you have ever met them. We report monthly on followers, reach, and inbound conversations.

Do you build websites?

Yes. We design and build modern, fast, bilingual websites with positioning and copy done first, and search and AI visibility built in. You receive the full source code, hosting, and domain in your name, so there is no lock-in.

Do you work with companies already based in the UAE?

Yes. Around half of our work is with Dubai and GCC-based businesses and founders who need clearer positioning, a stronger LinkedIn presence, or a website that wins work. The other half is with foreign technology companies entering the region.

Do you work with Polish companies?

Yes, and they are a core part of who we work with. We understand how Polish and European technology companies operate, how they price, and how they are evaluated by Gulf buyers. We work equally with companies from elsewhere in Europe and from the United States.

What does it cost to work with Al Jindi Advisory?

Engagements are either scoped projects, for example a market research study, a positioning workshop, or a website build, or a monthly retainer covering business development and LinkedIn content. Pricing depends on scope, target markets, and how much on-ground activity is required. We will give you a clear figure after a first conversation.

Where is Al Jindi Advisory based?

Dubai, United Arab Emirates, with active coverage across the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Oman, and Bahrain. The company is a licensed UAE entity, Al Jindi Advisory FZ-LLC, registered in RAKEZ.

Contact

Let's talk about winning in the Gulf

Tell us what you sell, who you want to reach, and what you have already tried. We reply within one business day, and we will tell you honestly whether we are the right partner.

Location
Dubai, United Arab Emirates
Languages
English, Arabic, Polish