Tag Archives: Muslim Market
In today’s digital age, social media has become an indispensable tool for businesses seeking to connect with diverse audiences. For halal brands and mainstream companies aiming to engage with Muslim consumers, understanding this audience’s unique preferences and cultural sensitivities is paramount. Fortunately, advancements in artificial intelligence (AI) offer invaluable opportunities to tailor social media strategies […]
Introduction In the dynamic marketplace of the United States, consumers encounter a multitude of choices every day, ranging from everyday necessities to sought-after fashion labels. Among this array of options, the diverse and vibrant Muslim community emerges as a notable force, impacting consumer trends significantly. Based on the report: “Muslim Consumers Choose Between Rival Brands […]
Introduction We are excited to present to you a summary of a groundbreaking report that delves deep into the vibrant lives of Muslim consumers in the UK, illuminating pathways for brands to authentically connect with the diverse Muslim community. In bringing together the expertise of GottaBe! Ethnic and Algebra Consulting, both committed to fostering inclusivity, […]
As we step into 2024, the halal ads landscape is undergoing a significant transformation. One of the key players in this transformation is contextual advertising which is seeing an enormous revival. Predicted to experience a 13.8% annual growth between now and 2030, contextual advertising is expected to play a major role in the post-cookie era. […]
Ethical considerations are important to Muslim consumers who value responsible and conscientious business practices.
When Meta decided to shut down the ability for Facebook advertisers to serve ads based on religion and ethnicity, Muslim brands struggled to find an alternative solution. But does Meta’s new AI-driven advertising fix this issue?
Approaching Eid ad campaigns like you would do so for Christmas ad campaigns or any other holiday-season ad campaign is probably one of the most common mistakes by brands and marketers alike.
Who is Generation Alpha? Gen Alpha encompasses those born from 2010 to 2024, so the oldest members of Gen Alpha are already 11 years old at the time of writing this article. In a 2008 report, consulting firm McCrindle introduced the term “Generation Alpha.” The firm recently estimated that this generation will be the largest […]