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Jeddah's trade is seasonal by nature: Ramadan turns buying hours upside down, summer empties the city and fills it with different visitors, and Umrah seasons bring an audience that doesn't know the city and searches in Arabic and other languages. A campaign run with the same message and the same budget all year pays during the weeks nobody buys, and runs out of budget in the one week that could have covered the month. So we build the calendar first: when demand rises in your category, what message fits each season, where to spend more and when to pull back. Then we build measurement all the way to the order rather than to the like: which post produced a WhatsApp conversation, which ad produced a branch visit, and what a single order cost. Content is written in the voice your audience actually uses; that's decided at the strategy stage, not mid-production.
The same spend in Ramadan and in the quietest week of the year means overpaying when nobody buys and underspending when everyone does.
A post with strong engagement and zero conversations isn't a success. Without a link between ad and order, you can't tell which half of the budget works.
Translated text or heavy formal Arabic on a restaurant or shop account reads like a corporate notice, and pushes away an audience that doesn't speak that way.
We run the platforms your audience is actually on. For Jeddah retail and food that's usually Instagram, TikTok, and Snapchat — decided by looking at your existing account data rather than assuming.
We plan and script and direct, while the shoot itself happens locally with you or a Jeddah videographer we agree on — being in the branch is what makes content look real.
Tagged links, campaign-specific WhatsApp numbers, and a discount code per channel, so every order arrives with its source attached. Offline measurement is never perfect, but it's enough to tell which channel earns its budget.