The written report · AED 99
Thirty days of your reels,
read one at a time.
Not a dashboard. Not a PDF you never open. A written read of what you actually posted, and what to film next.
Then send your handle. Back within 24 hours.
What actually lands on your phone.
Five things, written out. You should finish it knowing what you are filming tomorrow — not feeling told off.
Every reel, with a note on each
Not a summary. Reel by reel: what the first frame promised, where attention dropped, and whether anyone could tell what you sell by the third second.
Your bio and your link, rewritten
Not criticised — rewritten. You get the words to paste in, and the reason each one is there.
Where you sit against brokers your size
Compared with other Dubai brokers at your follower count, so the number means something. A 54 at 900 followers is not a 54 at 9,000.
The comments you did not answer
The ones that were a buyer testing the water, and what the reply should have been.
Your next fourteen posts, in order
Written out, in the sequence to put them up. You close the report and you know what you are filming tomorrow.
What gets looked at, reel by reel.
Not run through a tool. Each one is opened, watched to the end, and written about — which is why it takes a day and why there are only a few slots in a week.
The first frame, on its own
Before anything moves. On a feed it is competing with eleven other thumbnails, and most broker reels open on a hallway nobody can identify. Whether yours says where it is, in one glance, is the first note.
The first three seconds, with the sound off
Four in five people meet your reel muted. If the promise lives in what you are saying rather than in what is on screen, it does not land, and the drop-off shows up in the view count long before anyone tells you.
The text burned into the video
Size, position, and whether the interface covers it. A caption sitting behind the username or the share icons is invisible on half the phones in Dubai, and it is the single most common fault in the reels sent to me.
What the reel asks you to do
Most end with the property and no instruction at all. Some end with four. The note says which one thing it should end on and where that line belongs, given what the reel was actually about.
What happened underneath it
Who commented, what they asked, whether you answered, and how long you took. A reel that pulled twelve real questions and got no replies is not a content problem, and the report will say so rather than tell you to film more.
Three steps, no onboarding.
Step 1
Pay AED 99
Through Ziina. One payment. No subscription, nothing to cancel, no card kept on file.
Step 2
Send your handle on WhatsApp
That is the whole brief. No forms, no onboarding call, no questionnaire.
Step 3
Read it within 24 hours
It comes back as a written report on WhatsApp — the same place you already do business.
How it arrives
It comes back as a message.
There is no login and no portal. You send one handle, and the report comes back in the thread you already do business in — written out, in order, readable between viewings.
One payment. Back within 24 hours.
Yesterday
You: Paid the AED 99. Handle is @your_handle09:12- Yuvraj: Got it. I’ll watch everything you posted in the last 30 days and send the written report back here inside 24 hours.09:14
- Yuvraj: Keep the account public until it lands. That’s all I need from you.09:14
- You: No form to fill in?09:15
- Yuvraj: No. The handle is the whole brief.09:16
Today
Yuvraj: Report’s in. Every reel from the 30 days with a note on each, your bio and link rewritten, the comments you didn’t answer, and your next 14 posts in the order to film them.08:39- Yuvraj: Read it, then tell me the first thing you disagree with.08:41
Four reasons not to buy it.
Said here rather than in a refund message afterwards. If one of these is you, the free score is the better use of the next five minutes.
If you have not posted in six months
There is nothing to read. Send your handle anyway and say so — you get the thirty-day plan version instead, at the same price, which is a more honest use of it.
If you want somebody to run the account
This is a reading and a plan, and you do the filming. If you want it taken off your hands entirely, that is an agency retainer and this is not one.
If you want a guaranteed number of leads
Nobody honest will give you one, and a report that promised it would be worth less, not more. What you get is the list of what is costing you enquiries now.
If you want to be told it is fine
It is written to be useful rather than encouraging. Most reports open by naming the thing you already suspected and have been avoiding for a while.
Before you pay.
How is this different from the free score?
The free score reads your profile — bio, link, captions, comments — in about half a minute. The report watches the reels themselves, which nobody can do from outside, and compares you with brokers at your follower size.
Do I need a public account?
Yes, for the thirty days being read. You can set it back to private straight afterwards.
What if I have not posted in a month?
Then say so when you send your handle. The report becomes a plan for the first thirty days instead of a read of the last thirty — same price, same turnaround.
Can I pay another way?
Ziina is the only payment link. If it will not work for you, send a WhatsApp message and ask.
Can I email you?
There is no email address. WhatsApp is the only way in and it is answered by one person: +971 50 340 3130.
What if it is not useful?
Say so on WhatsApp and you get your money back. He would rather refund one person than argue about ninety-nine dirhams.
Not sure? Keep your AED 99.
Run the free score first. If it tells you enough, that is a good outcome and it cost you nothing.
Or read a guide and decide later.