Google Ads, conversion tracking, automation and AI — from our own base in the city, for hospitality, Umrah operators, producers and retail.
Four pillars, and what each one changes about how a campaign has to be built.
Visitor demand is steadier than Makkah's sharp seasonal peaks, which makes sustained acquisition work rather than pure peak management.
Hotels and residences serving a visitor flow that continues outside the Hajj season.
Dates — Ajwa above all — and the producers, packers and exporters around them, increasingly selling direct and online.
Universities, private schools and clinics serving both residents and long-stay visitors.
Producers and operators selling direct to customers abroad, with a website and ad accounts built for one language and one currency.
The demand exists in several markets; the measurement and the campaigns only see one of them. That is a tracking and structure problem before it is a budget problem.
The same four disciplines everywhere, applied to what Madinah actually sells.
Conversion tracking, Google Tag Manager, server-side where it is needed, and the deduplication that stops three platforms claiming the same sale. Nothing else is worth doing until the numbers are true.
Search, Performance Max and Shopping, plus Meta, Snapchat and TikTok where the audience is there. Structure, bidding and negative keywords — managed against profit, not against clicks.
The reporting, the alerts and the repetitive account work handled by systems rather than by people, so the time goes into decisions instead of spreadsheets.
Landing pages built to convert the traffic you pay for, online stores, and the custom development around them — including multi-language and multi-currency when you sell beyond the Kingdom.
What companies here ask before the first call.
Yes — Madinah is our Saudi base, not an export desk. We work in the same week, the same calendar and the same language as our clients.
Yes, and that is the problem we find first here: a website and ad accounts built for one language and one currency while the demand exists in several markets. It is a tracking and structure problem before it is a budget problem.
Yes — hotels, residences and hospitality operators, and Umrah operators and travel agencies. Visitor demand is steadier here than Makkah's sharp seasonal peaks, which makes sustained acquisition work rather than pure peak management.
Yes. English and Arabic, from inside the Kingdom.
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