Business-to-business (B2B) marketing strategies in Asia, Africa or the Middle East tend to vary based on the target audience. But there are a few tips that can turn out to be effective when it comes to LinkedIn advertising in the Middle East
The Middle East market is one of the rising markets and it has become effective due to the following reasons
Though some countries of the world are encountering some form of economic stability in comparison to European markets the region still has low taxation.
Arab consumers are easy to segment, and identifying the customer persona becomes easy. But if you are keen to adopt LinkedIn advertising in a traditional way then it is a bad idea. The Arabs in general are unlike other nations and they are more conservative when it comes to sharing honest feedback.
Monitoring the trends and tracking social media engagement are effective tactics in defining the key motivations for your potential customers. With proper data-centric approaches, it can figure out the insights that you need.
It is not only about localising your LinkedIn advertising in the Middle East but the brand has to be localized in reaching out to the target segment. If you do not have locals who are not crafting your local marketing message then you need to hire someone who is an expert in the domain.
The statistics are impressive and answer whether a B2B should have a LinkedIn presence and promote itself on the platform. If you are starting out on the platform and reaching the full potential then go back and start with the basics.
Any B2B business targeting to establish itself in the Middle East will require the right connections. Which are the companies who are willing to target, and what job titles or skills are required
LinkedIn allows you to build an audience and create targeted campaigns based on job title, education, skills etc. Combine targeting criteria to build ideal personas.
Use a combination of English and Arabic. Since you are targeting an Arabic market, of course, your video titles, ads and posts will be in Arabic. But take note of the fact that there are a reasonable number of non-Arabic professionals in the MENA region that you may want to target. A sensible approach is to present an English version of your content. This is what the well-established and reputed companies end up doing.
The ads should be tested with different content, content types and audiences to understand which elements are performing best. If you are running a lead generation campaign consider the cost per click. On the other hand, if you are running a brand awareness campaign then consider the cost per impression. The ads need to be optimized in order to achieve the best results for the lower cost.
Content marketing is a valuable tool for businesses targeting Africa, Asia Pacific and the Middle East region. Below are a few content marketing tips that you need to follow in the Middle East region
To conclude, LinkedIn advertising in Middle East is all about understanding the language and cultural preferences of your audience in the Middle East region. Then you will be able to formulate the content strategy accordingly. Even you may consider partnering with local influencers or industry to reach out to a wider audience and establishing credibility.
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