Dubai, United Arab Emirates, 28th Jun 2025 – In an era of one-click purchases, flashy funnels, and disappearing drop shippers, trust has become the rarest currency in e-commerce. But for Adam Guez, a French entrepreneur based in Dubai, it’s the foundation on which lasting brands must be built — not an optional feature.
Over the past few years, Adam Guez has launched, scaled, and sold multiple e-commerce ventures, including a portfolio of stores under DVT Group. His journey, however, isn’t about chasing viral trends or gaming algorithms. It’s about building systems and customer experiences that earn loyalty, not just attention.
“The biggest mistake in e-commerce is thinking short-term,” Guez has said. “You can trick someone once, but you can’t build a business on that.” This mindset has guided him through every launch, pivot, and sale — including his notable exits from Maison Burj Dubai, a semi-luxury fashion brand sold in 2023, and Mycare, a health-focused platform based in Dubai.
What sets Adam apart is not only his operational expertise, but his values-first approach. At a time when many digital entrepreneurs prioritize conversion at any cost, he focuses on clarity, honesty, and long-term positioning. Every product page, customer touchpoint, and post-sale interaction is designed to reflect these principles.
This belief in transparency is more than just a moral stance — it’s a business strategy. Guez has seen firsthand how brands that overpromise and underdeliver may win short-term sales, but ultimately lose market trust. His ventures, on the other hand, prioritize consistency and communication — even if it means lower initial margins.
As founder of RGI Enterprises, he now uses that philosophy to support other e-commerce brands across performance marketing, brand development, and legal setup. His group helps businesses not only acquire customers, but retain them, by implementing clear communication strategies, responsive customer service, and transparent policies.
One of RGI’s current areas of focus is helping brands integrate AI-powered automation into their customer experience. But Guez is careful about how it’s done. For him, AI should enhance transparency, not hide behind it. That means using smart systems to reply faster, follow up better, and create consistency — not to mask poor service or cut corners.
“The real win,” Guez explains, “is when a customer feels heard, understood, and respected — even if the answer is no.”
This people-first approach is especially valuable in regions like the UAE, where fast growth often outpaces customer experience infrastructure. In that context, Adam Guez’s steady, ethics-driven model offers a blueprint for building trust in a rapidly evolving market.
But his vision goes beyond regional success. He believes the future of e-commerce belongs to brands that respect the intelligence of their customers, deliver on their promises, and grow with purpose. That means being transparent about delivery times, product limitations, and even return policies — the very things many marketers try to hide.
For Adam, this isn’t idealism. It’s practical strategy. “Trust lowers acquisition costs. It boosts retention. It builds brand equity. And most of all, it keeps you in the game when others burn out.”
In a space often driven by speed and short attention spans, Adam Guez is proof that a slow, honest, and well-built business still wins.
Maybe not overnight — but for a long time.
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Adam Guez on Building Trust and Transparency in Modern E-Commerce
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