FeaturedBank Campaign Benchmarking vs Rivals: A MENA Guide
How MENA banks benchmark campaigns against rival banks: share of voice, sentiment vs emotion, message pickup and complaint spillover, with a one-page template.
Benchmark campaigns, share of conversation, and competitor moves across GCC markets.
FeaturedHow MENA banks benchmark campaigns against rival banks: share of voice, sentiment vs emotion, message pickup and complaint spillover, with a one-page template.
13 articles covering Competitor Analysis for teams working across MENA and the GCC.

How MENA banks benchmark campaigns against rival banks: share of voice, sentiment vs emotion, message pickup and complaint spillover, with a one-page template.

What airline loyalty members say about earning, redeeming and tier perks, and how to benchmark your programme against rivals in the GCC, with a free template.

Brandwatch vs Meltwater vs Sprout Social, plus 2 more: the best social listening tools for competitive benchmarking, compared for F&B in Saudi Arabia.

How to understand a competitor's marketing strategy in Saudi Arabia: a six-step benchmark built on the Arabic conversation, not just follower counts.

Global players publish glossy benchmark reports on Gulf social media every quarter. Almost none of them read Arabic the way the Gulf actually writes it, which means the most-quoted numbers about the Saudi market are often built on the fraction of the conversation a translated tool could parse.

Share of voice is one of the most quoted numbers in a marketing report, and one of the easiest to get wrong.

You do not need a leak to understand a competitor's marketing strategy. Most of it plays out in public: the campaigns they run, the influencers they pay, and what their customers praise and complain about.

If you only track competitors to see what they posted today or what offers they launched, you are probably seeing only a small part of the picture.

The success of any business does not depend only on understanding its customers.

In every market, competition never stops.

Many companies track their competitors…

In any market, competition never stops.
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