Real numbers,
real accounts.
Live from our ad-results board — campaigns run across the Gulf.
We haven't published a Saudi clinic case study yet, so here is what we can prove. In Egypt, Elite Beauty's hair-transplant clinic campaigns produced 1,764 leads at 1.74 EGP each. In Saudi Arabia, our Meta work for ICAR held 4.87 EGP per conversion across 2,235 conversions. The clinic playbook and the Saudi account discipline are what we bring together.
What we can run
in Riyadh & Jeddah.
Clinic Marketing in Riyadh & Jeddah,
answered.
01Can clinics advertise treatments on Meta and Snapchat in Saudi Arabia?+
Yes, within limits. Platform health policies and Saudi health-advertising regulations restrict claims about results, before-and-after imagery and some price promotions. We build creative around doctors, facilities and the questions patients ask, and review sensitive ads before they run.
02Riyadh or Jeddah first?+
Wherever your chairs are empty. With branches in both, we start with the branch that has spare capacity, prove a cost per booking there, then copy the account structure (not the creative) to the second city.
03What should a clinic track instead of leads?+
Booked and attended appointments. A lead that never answers costs the same as one that books, so we connect campaign data to your front desk or CRM, even if that starts as a shared sheet.
04Do you write Arabic content for Saudi patients?+
Yes, in Arabic written for Saudi readers rather than reused Egyptian dialect, with English versions for expatriate patients where your data shows demand.