Empowering agencies, enterprises, and government entities with strategic marketing insights, comprehensive market research, and brand strategy development across entertainment, sports, and esports industries. I guide teams and manage projects to deliver exceptional marketing outcomes.
Marketing is a mindset—an ongoing search for better solutions to our problems, driven by the goal of truly satisfying customers.
I am not the most knowledgeable but I always think of better ways to solve problems. This humble approach drives continuous learning and innovation in every project.
Comprehensive marketing solutions designed for agencies, large enterprises, and government entities
Comprehensive market intelligence and consumer insights to drive strategic decision-making and identify growth opportunities for your organization.
Strategic brand development and positioning frameworks. I guide identity development projects and manage creative teams to deliver cohesive brand strategies.
Integrated communication strategies that resonate with target audiences and drive meaningful engagement across all touchpoints and channels.
Strategic consulting partnerships with creative agencies seeking data-driven insights, comprehensive market research, and strategic direction to enhance their client offerings and competitive positioning.
Comprehensive strategic marketing consulting for established corporations looking to innovate their brand strategies, expand market presence, and achieve sustainable competitive advantage.
Specialized strategic consulting for government organizations and semi-government entities requiring strategic communication frameworks, public engagement strategies, and brand positioning excellence.
Explore the impact of strategic marketing through our successful projects.
D360 Bank entered a crowded fintech market where players focused on payments and cashback, but it aimed to fill the gap by offering a smart, full-service digital bank for daily financial management.
Digital banks were perceived as identical. Competition revolved around cashback battles and STC Pay’s Qattah feature. Lack of a distinct identity that connects directly with people’s real needs.
Central message: “We completed what you need, D360 a bank started from you and for you.” Developed a House of Messages bridging customer needs with emotional storytelling. Adopted an integrated MarCom plan: social media, OOH, PR, partnerships with seasonal events, and cultural/sports sponsorships.
Awareness: Launch film, OOH billboards, short-form Reels/TikTok content. Interest: Influencer partnerships, PR articles, digital ad campaigns. Conversion: Partnerships with Saudia Airlines & Riyadh Season, social contests, in-app push notifications. Content: Promotional, Engaging, Educational, and Inspirational pillars for national occasions.
Reached 1 million customers in 4 months. Processed 51 million transactions worth SAR 50 billion across 100+ countries. Built a distinct identity reflecting a people-centric digital bank.
Mobily Business was perceived mainly as a telecom provider. The market became crowded, and the brand was associated with connectivity only. The goal was to reposition it as a digital and technology partner that goes beyond telecom, enabling business growth across multiple sectors.
The main competitor (stc) dominated TOM and was seen as an integrated partner. Mobily Business products and value were not clearly communicated. Customers needed a partner offering diverse solutions with tangible value.
New positioning: “Partners in empowering your business today to build the future.” Emphasizing Mobily as a digital & technology enabler, not just a telecom provider. Creating functional & emotional messaging highlighting business continuity, solution diversity, and customer experience. Launching brand-led campaigns rather than product-only campaigns.
Awareness (Year 1): Brand campaigns, creative videos, sponsorships & exhibitions positioning Mobily as a foundation for growth. Interest (Year 2): Content showcasing actual achievements, customer success stories, and hosting workshops/seminars. Target Segments: Government & large enterprises (28–40 y/o, aiming for national impact). SMEs (25–40 y/o, seeking efficient digital/tech solutions). Tone of Voice: Empowering expert, direct, with the core message: “Today we build the future together.”
Increase Mobily Business TOM across companies. Strengthen Mobily’s perception as a digital & technology partner. Capture new segments like SMEs and young entrepreneurs.
Barns is the first and largest local coffee chain in Saudi Arabia, with strong presence particularly through its Drive-Thru outlets. With increasing competition from Starbucks, Dr. Café, and Costa, the challenge was to redefine the brand’s positioning to stand out and resonate better.
Despite wide presence, Barns’ brand perception lacked clarity compared to global competitors. Needed a positioning that combines functional value (convenience & accessibility) with emotional value (local pride & belonging). Highlighting Barns’ unique edge: being the largest Drive-Thru network in Saudi Arabia.
New positioning: “Barns Wherever You Go.” Functional message: Barns is accessible everywhere through branches & Drive-Thru. Emotional message: Barns is always with you on your journey – part of your daily lifestyle. Campaigns designed to deliver this positioning in a simple, relatable way.
OOH campaigns on highways linking Barns with travel & mobility. Social media content highlighting Barns as part of every moment (work, travel, errands). Customer experience at Drive-Thru as the main brand touchpoint reinforcing the promise. Event sponsorships (youth & sports) showing Barns is with you everywhere.
Strengthened perception of Barns as the #1 local coffee brand. Increased TOM by linking brand with convenience & ubiquity. Boosted customer loyalty through emotional connection: “Barns is part of my daily journey.”
The Saudi Ministry of Education introduced the Secondary Tracks System as part of educational reform. However, resistance emerged from students and teachers due to limited awareness, circulating rumors, and its association with other unpopular decisions (e.g., three-semester system). A communication strategy was needed to reshape perceptions and foster acceptance.
Low awareness and poor understanding of the system. Negative rumors and public misconceptions. Association of secondary tracks with unpopular Ministry decisions. Strong resistance from students and teachers.
Develop a core message framework clarifying system benefits for students and teachers. Introduce inspiring hashtags: #YourDecision (freedom to choose career path) #MoreOpportunities (diverse educational options) #FromLearningToWork (linking education to labor market) Simplify terms and continuously correct misinformation.
Target Audiences: Students, teachers, parents, general public, media. Tools: Infographics, motion graphics, short videos, outdoor ads, brochures, press conferences. Tone: Formal direct language for teachers/media, simplified colloquial for students. Phasing: Initial focus on awareness and objectives, followed by showcasing achievements.
The strategy focused on awareness, simplification, and correcting misconceptions through clear messages and inspiring hashtags. The expected outcome is broader acceptance, turning the system from controversy into a national success story.
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