Email & SMS Marketing in Qatar

Yes - provided you have consent. The Personal Data Privacy Protection Law (PDPL) governs personal data here, and direct email or SMS marketing generally calls for a clear opt-in plus an easy unsubscribe. bX builds consented lists and keeps the records, which leaves your campaigns lawful and, conveniently, far more inclined to convert.

Only where it was gathered with proper marketing consent. Before anything goes out, bX checks your existing list against what the PDPL expects - mailing contacts who never opted in invites penalties and trashes deliverability. If the consent picture is murky, we help you re-permission the list properly first, then send.

Typically a monthly retainer alongside platform and SMS-send fees, sized to your volume and how many campaigns or automations you want running. bX keeps the management fee distinct from send costs and reports on the revenue the channel produces, so its return on what you put in stays easy to read at a glance.

Yes, both written natively rather than machine-translated, with segmentation so each subscriber gets whichever language they prefer. Because so much of Qatar's audience reads in Arabic, sending in both materially lifts open and click rates - a habit most senders skip, and a reason theirs underperform against properly localised lists.

It is a set of messages that send themselves off what someone does - a welcome series after sign-up, a nudge after an enquiry, a re-engagement message after a stretch of silence. bX builds these flows once and lets them run continuously, recovering and converting contacts in the background without anyone hitting send.

Reporting covers opens, clicks, unsubscribes, and - the part that counts most - the enquiries and sales each send drives, not bare delivery counts. bX also keeps a close eye on unsubscribe and complaint rates, since guarding deliverability and your sender reputation is what keeps the whole channel profitable over the long run.