The platforms now handle targeting themselves. The one thing you still control is the creative, and it decides who sees your ad and who responds to it.
Zeed produces ad creative and UGC built for testing rather than showreels: an angle bank drawn from real objections, local creators speaking the market dialect, and monthly batches that stop audience fatigue.
A fixed number of designs and videos each month, built on genuinely different angles rather than cosmetic variations.
We start by building an angle bank before anything is filmed: the objections you actually hear from customers, the benefits that genuinely matter to them, comparisons against alternatives, and proof. Each angle becomes several formats - short video, carousel, static - so what gets tested is the idea, not the styling. Most agencies produce ten versions of one idea and call it a test.
Content in Gulf, Saudi or English delivery depending on the market, because dialect changes performance.
UGC works when it feels real and speaks in the audience's own dialect. We work with local creators - Saudi or Gulf - and write short scripts that leave room for natural delivery instead of memorised lines. A video that looks like an ad from the first second gets skipped. A video that looks like a recommendation gets watched.
Every asset carries a number. Winners scale, the rest are replaced without attachment.
Every asset carries numbers: cost per result, stop rate, and watch time. We review them weekly and re-produce around the winning angle in new formats rather than starting from scratch each month. Production cost falls over time because we build on what worked instead of on personal taste.
Build the angle bank: objections, benefits, comparisons.
Produce the first batch across multiple formats.
Test live inside the campaigns.
Re-produce around the winning angle.
Every client gets a live results dashboard: spend, results and return in one place, plus a six-month roadmap.
It depends on spend and channel count. Larger budgets burn creative faster and need bigger batches.
It depends on the format. A large share of UGC is produced remotely with local creators.
Yes. Final files and sources are handed over to you.
Yes, as independent versions per language rather than literal translations.
A free consultation with a growth advisor - we listen to where your business is today and where you want to go, show you our results, and outline the system that fits your stage.
