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Case 01
Multi-location beauty group — demand rebuilt around booked revenue.
The challenge: advertising, branches, booking systems and reporting operated in silos. Performance could not be compared consistently and budget decisions arrived too late.
The intervention: one measurement model across paid media, branch demand, booking behaviour, CRM and English-Arabic creative. Budgets moved by location and service based on booked outcomes rather than platform-reported leads.
The outcome: 22–31% lower cost per booking across a 90-day measurement window, with 40+ locations tracked under one operating view.
Paid media · Branch attribution · CRM and tracking · EN / AR creative · Monthly commercial readout
Case 02
High-consideration luxury brand — authority made machine-readable.
The challenge: the brand was known inside a narrow audience but difficult to discover through non-brand search and largely absent from category recommendation prompts.
The intervention: entity clarification, structured data, answer-led content, authority development and prompt monitoring across major AI assistants.
The outcome: 38–52% growth in AI and non-brand discovery over two quarters, measured across agreed search and assistant prompts.
SEO / GEO · Entity architecture · Content and authority · Prompt monitoring · English-Arabic consistency
Case 03
E-commerce and retail operator — traffic connected to profit.
The challenge: store, marketplace, ads and CRM were reported separately. Traffic increased without a dependable view of customer acquisition or repeat value.
The intervention: journey tracking, offer and landing-page changes, budget reallocation and one customer measurement model across store, marketplace and lifecycle channels.
The outcome: 14–23% lower cost per acquisition, with the operating channels unified under one commercial view.
Commerce analytics · Conversion · Paid demand · CRM and retention · Measurement design
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