Social Media Marketing in Saudi Arabia That Brings Customers, Not Just Followers

A complete service covers strategy and an audit, a monthly content calendar, writing, design and short video, publishing, replies to comments and messages, paid social if you want it, and a monthly report. The exact list depends on your plan, and we write it down in the quote so there are no surprises.

It depends on the number of platforms, how many posts and videos you need, the level of production, reply hours and whether paid social is included. One Saudi agency publishes monthly packages from SAR 1,499 to SAR 4,000, and the deliverables grow with each package. We send a written quote that lists exactly what is included, so you can compare it with any other offer.

The number is set in the quote and depends on your platforms and goals. We prefer a number you can sustain with good quality over a large number of weak posts, and we show you the full calendar before the month begins.

The ones where your customers already spend time. Snapchat, TikTok and Instagram suit visual products, restaurants, beauty and retail. LinkedIn and X suit business services. YouTube suits explanations. We usually recommend starting with two or three platforms and doing them well, and the platform table above shows what each is best for.

Directly. Arabic content is drafted in Arabic, in the tone you choose, and English content is written separately for the audience that reads it. Translation tends to produce wording that sounds stiff to a native reader.

Yes. We plan, script, shoot and edit short video with Arabic subtitles, and cut it to the format each platform prefers. For larger productions our video and animation team can help.

Organic social media builds gradually. Most accounts show a clearer rhythm and learning after the first two or three months, and stronger results after that. Paid support can bring faster visibility. We report early signs every month, such as reach, engagement, messages and enquiries.

No honest agency can. We do not control the algorithms, your market or your sales process. We commit to a clear plan, regular publishing, fast replies, transparent reports and continuous improvement.

No. Bought followers do not buy from you, they lower your engagement rate, and they make your real results harder to read. We would rather grow a smaller audience that responds.

You do. Accounts stay in your name with us as administrators, and the content we make for you belongs to you once the project is paid in full. If our work ends, we remove our access when you ask.

No. We work through admin and business-manager roles, so you never share a password and access can be removed cleanly at any time.

Yes. You receive the monthly calendar and the posts for approval with time to ask for changes. For urgent or reactive posts, we agree in advance who can approve quickly.

Yes, within the hours and target times we agree in advance, including Ramadan hours. We answer what we can, pass sales and sensitive cases to your team, and hand sales conversations over to WhatsApp.

We reply calmly and publicly within the agreed time, move the details to a private message or WhatsApp, pass anything that needs a decision to your team, and follow up until it is solved. We never delete fair criticism, and we hide only abusive or spam comments.

Yes, to a large extent. We use tracked links, WhatsApp click events and chats started from adverts, and we agree a simple way to record which new customers came from social media. Some conversations start in ways no tool can see, so we also recommend asking every new customer where they first heard of you.

Yes, together with our paid advertising team. Your ad budget is paid directly to the platforms from your own account, and our fee covers our work only.

A freelancer suits small, simple accounts, an in-house marketer suits steady daily content, and an agency suits brands that need strategy, design, video and ads to work together. Many clients keep an in-house marketer and use us for specialist work. The comparison table above sets out the strengths and limits of each.

Yes. Influencers and creators who appear in commercial ads in Saudi Arabia need a Mawthooq licence from the General Authority for Media Regulation, so we check it before signing anyone. We also agree deliverables, dates, usage rights and tracking in writing.

Yes, but it must be licensed. The Ministry of Commerce announced in September 2025 that an electronic licence from the Chamber of Commerce is required before a contest, the licence number must appear in the adverts, entry cannot depend on a purchase, and prizes must be delivered within seven days of the draw. The giveaway section above lists the full rules.

Saudi Arabia’s Personal Data Protection Law requires prior opt-in for direct marketing and an easy way to opt out. We collect only what is needed, tell people how their details will be used, keep contact lists within your accounts, and avoid using sensitive data for marketing. This is not legal advice, so involve your lawyer for your own policies.

Yes. We start with an audit of your accounts, content and results, then tell you what to keep, improve or rebuild. Your followers and history stay with your accounts.

No. A small account with the right audience and a clear offer can bring more customers than a large account with an uninterested one. We focus on who follows you and what they do next, not only on the number.

Weeks ahead. Demand, wording and competition change in these periods, so we prepare ideas, offers, designs and videos early, adjust reply hours, and plan paid support where the numbers justify it. Afterwards we review what worked for the next year.

Yes. We plan the shots, schedule the visit and get written consent from anyone who appears. Shoots in Dammam, Khobar and elsewhere in the Eastern Province can be agreed in your quote.

Organic content builds trust and a content library, but its reach is limited and unpredictable. Adverts extend your best content to the right audience faster. Most brands that want steady results use both, and we plan them together.

There is no single number. It depends on the platform and on how much good content you can produce. Short video platforms reward more frequent posting, while a few strong posts a week can be enough elsewhere. We agree a rhythm you can keep up, and adjust it from the results.

In three layers: attention (reach and views), interest (saves, shares, quality comments, profile visits) and action (messages, enquiries and sales). The monthly report shows all three, so you can see whether attention is turning into customers.

Monthly social media management has a minimum of three months, because the first weeks are for strategy, setup and learning what your audience likes. Terms are written in the quote, and your accounts and files stay with you.

A named person who replies on WhatsApp and by phone, in Arabic or English. You are not passed between departments.

Yes. We make logo openers, greeting animations for occasions, explainer motion graphics and short brand videos, designed from your identity and cut for each platform.

Yes, and it should. We follow your guidelines. If you have none, we can create them first so every video looks consistent with the rest of your brand.