Social Media Agency in Jeddah

Where Jeddah decides: People in Jeddah find a new restaurant on Snapchat, check a clinic's Instagram before booking, watch a TikTok of a chalet in Obhur and then send a WhatsApp message to ask the price. Social media is often the first and the last step before an enquiry. NoVi Marketing Services is a full-service (360) marketing agency serving businesses across Saudi Arabia remotely. We plan, write, design, publish and advertise on social media for Jeddah brands, then report the calls, WhatsApp chats and forms that come from it.

Who this service is for: Jeddah hotels, serviced apartments and Umrah travel services, restaurants and cafes on Tahlia Street, the Corniche and in Al Rawdah, real estate developers and brokers in north Jeddah and Obhur, clinics and beauty centres, mall and street retailers, online stores on Salla, Zid or Shopify, and logistics and trading firms linked to the port. It suits brands whose accounts post regularly but bring few enquiries, and brands that are about to open a branch, launch a project or enter the Western Region for the first time.

Why a Jeddah plan is not a Riyadh plan: Jeddah is a coastal city full of visitors, with its own dialect, its own evening rhythm on the waterfront and a large share of residents and visitors who are not Saudi. Content that works in Riyadh can sound slightly off here, and targeting that ignores Umrah visitors or summer tourists misses part of the market. We start from your Jeddah customers, the districts they live in and the moments when they buy, and build the plan from there. If you also sell in Riyadh, our Riyadh social media page explains how that market differs.

Writing for a Hijazi audience: Jeddah audiences notice quickly when copy sounds Najdi, Egyptian or translated. Everyday Hijazi speech has its own words, such as eish for what where Riyadh says wesh, and dahheen for now, plus a lighter, joking tone that suits food, fashion and lifestyle brands. We use these touches where they fit your brand and the platform, keep clear standard Arabic for clinics, real estate terms and anything official, and write English as its own version for expats, visitors and B2B buyers. Captions, voice-overs and replies stay in one consistent voice.

The KSA platform numbers behind the mix: DataReportal's Digital 2026 report for Saudi Arabia, based on platform ad tools in late 2025, lists ad reach of 25.3 million for Snapchat, 18.2 million for Instagram, 15.0 million for X and 12.0 million registered LinkedIn members. TikTok's tools reported 38.6 million adults, more than the adult population, which is a reminder that these figures count accounts and ad audiences, not unique people. We use them to choose platforms, not to promise reach, and we check your own account and ad data before deciding where the budget goes.

Snapchat for Jeddah consumers: For many consumer brands in the city, Snapchat carries the daily Stories, the offers and the main paid budget. We plan Stories that show the place, the menu or the unit as it really is, add location tags so the brand appears when people look at what is near them, and run Snap Ads with lead forms or a WhatsApp button. Campaigns can target Jeddah as a whole or a radius around one branch, so a cafe in Al Shati is not paying to reach people on the far side of the city.

TikTok and Reels filmed around the city: Short video carries discovery. We plan hooks for the first seconds, Hijazi voices and faces where possible, and series that can be filmed in batches, by your team, a local crew or creators we brief, so you post consistently without a shoot every week. Jeddah gives brands real settings, from the Corniche and Al Balad to the beaches of Obhur, and the summer heat means outdoor shoots are planned for early morning or evening. Filming in public places or in historic Al Balad may need permission, so we confirm access with you before a shoot day.

Instagram, X and LinkedIn: Instagram stays the shop window for hotels, restaurants, clinics and fashion, with Highlights for menus, prices, locations and common questions. X suits news, launches, events and customer conversation, and it is often where complaints appear first. LinkedIn matters for logistics, trading, contracting and professional services firms that sell to procurement teams. We pick the two or three platforms where your buyers actually are, and the plan says why.

Ramadan, Eid and the Umrah season: Ramadan moves activity late into the night, so posting times, live sessions and ad schedules follow the hours after taraweeh and before suhoor, not office hours. Iftar offers, gifting and Eid collections need creative approved weeks ahead. The Umrah season brings visitors who land at King Abdulaziz International Airport and may scroll in English, Urdu, Malay, Indonesian or Turkish as well as Arabic, so hotels, transport, restaurants and shops near the airport and the Makkah road may need content and ads in more than one language.

Summer, Jeddah Season and the Red Sea: In recent years Jeddah Season has run as a summer programme of concerts, family events and waterfront activity, and Jeddah is one of the destinations in the Saudi Tourism Authority's Saudi Summer campaign. At the same time many resident families travel and visitors from other regions come to the Corniche and Obhur. Other moments include the Red Sea International Film Festival, held in Al Balad in recent editions, and motorsport on the Jeddah Corniche Circuit when races are scheduled. Event dates change, so we confirm them against official announcements before booking media and production.

National Day and Founding Day without breaking the rules: Saudi National Day on 23 September and Founding Day on 22 February are big social moments, but commercial content must follow Ministry of Commerce rules. The Saudi flag is banned from commercial promotions, and in late 2024 the ministry extended the ban to national, religious and sectarian symbols in products and advertising. We design greetings and offers around colours, heritage and the brand's own story instead of the flag, the national emblem or religious symbols, and keep greeting posts separate from sales posts.

Hotels, serviced apartments and Umrah services: Visitors want to see the room, the view, the distance to the airport or the Haramain train station and the family policies before they book. We plan room tours, honest location content, review highlights and seasonal offers, and send ads to WhatsApp or your booking engine with tracking, so you can compare direct bookings with what comes through travel platforms.

Restaurants and cafes on Tahlia, the Corniche and Al Rawdah: Dining in Jeddah is competitive and mostly happens in the evening. Content shows the dish, the seating, family sections, parking and sea views where they exist, and opening weeks and menu launches get a short burst of creators, Stories and local ads around the branch. We track delivery app promo codes, booking links and WhatsApp orders so you can see which posts filled tables, not just which ones collected likes.

Real estate in north Jeddah and Obhur: Off-plan launches, villas and waterfront units sell on trust. Content shows the real location, progress on site, payment plans and the team behind the project, and every ad leads to a short form or a WhatsApp chat that asks the questions your sales team needs. Real estate ads in Saudi Arabia must follow the advertising rules of the Real Estate General Authority (REGA), so listings and claims are checked before they go live. Our real estate marketing page for Jeddah covers this in more depth.

Clinics, dental and beauty centres: Healthcare content needs careful wording, real doctors where they agree to appear, and no promised outcomes. Health advertising rules may apply to your specialty, so your medical team approves every claim and every before-and-after image. We focus on explaining treatments, introducing the team, answering common questions and making booking by WhatsApp easy.

Retail, malls and online stores: Fashion, abaya, perfume, gift and home brands in Jeddah sell in malls, on shopping streets and online. We plan collection drops, gifting content for Ramadan and Eid, catalogue ads linked to Salla, Zid or Shopify stores, and Stories that tell people which branch has which item. For Maison Nefer, a furniture e-commerce brand built to sell online across Egypt and the Gulf, we built the identity, packaging and brand guidelines, the kind of foundation that keeps social content consistent from post to post.

Logistics, trading and B2B: Firms that work with Jeddah Islamic Port in freight, customs clearance and warehousing sell to procurement and operations teams, not to consumers. We plan LinkedIn and X content around services, routes, documentation and trade events, in clear Arabic and precise English, with LinkedIn lead forms for meeting requests and every lead passed to sales together with its source.

Influencers and Mawthooq licences: Creators who publish paid ads on social media in Saudi Arabia need a Mawthooq licence issued by the General Authority for Media Regulation (GAMR), formerly the General Commission for Audiovisual Media (GCAM), and reports in 2024 said the rule applies whatever the creator's nationality or residency. Paid content should also be clearly marked as an ad. We shortlist Jeddah and Hijazi creators by audience fit, check licence status before any booking, write disclosure into the brief and track each creator's codes and links. For legal questions on a specific campaign, confirm with your own adviser.

Community management and WhatsApp handover: Many Jeddah customers message in the evening and late at night, especially in Ramadan, while our working hours are Sunday to Thursday from 10:00 to 18:00. So we agree a reply guide with you covering prices, availability, complaints and Hijazi tone, set up quick replies and saved answers, and decide together who covers evenings and weekends. Enquiries from comments, DMs and ads reach your sales team with their source, because a WhatsApp chat that waits until tomorrow often books somewhere else.

Paid social and data rules: Snapchat, TikTok and Meta campaigns run with lead forms and click-to-WhatsApp, targeted to Jeddah, to chosen districts or to a radius around each branch, with budgets planned in SAR. Ad budgets are paid to the platforms separately from our fee, so you always see the real media cost. Lead forms and retargeting lists follow Saudi Arabia's Personal Data Protection Law, with clear consent and only the data a campaign needs.

Reporting in leads, not followers: Each month you get a report and a review call covering the calls, WhatsApp chats and form leads each platform produced, the cost per lead and which posts, ads and creators drove them, next to reach and engagement. Followers are reported, but they are not the goal. We recommend keeping social and ad accounts in your business's name, with access granted to us.

How we work, pricing and a free consultation: We start with a free consultation and a review of your accounts and your Jeddah competitors, then propose a Project, a Monthly Retainer or a Custom scope. There are no fixed packages, because the price depends on the platforms, posts and videos per month, community management, paid social and creators. Work runs remotely through video calls, shared documents and WhatsApp, Sunday to Thursday from 10:00 to 18:00. Call or WhatsApp +966 54 346 1195 to book.