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Ecommerce marketing agency — from the ad, to the store, to the customer who comes back
SADUQ is an ecommerce marketing agency in Egypt and the Gulf. We work on everything that moves a store's sales: paid ads, the product page and conversion rate, the offer, and retention. We have managed over $2M in ad spend across 40+ brands, including a fashion store that did EGP 44M in 9 months.
Store marketing is not only ads
A store's sales move from four places, and ads are only one of them:
- Traffic: paid ads on Facebook, Instagram, TikTok, Snapchat and Google.
- Conversion: how many of every 100 visitors buy — product page, funnel and checkout.
- Average order value: offers and bundles make the same customer spend more.
- Retention: the customer who buys again — the second sale costs far less than the first.
How we build an ecommerce marketing plan
- Numbers first: profit margin, break-even ROAS, and the cost per order you can carry.
- The offer: what makes a customer buy today — a bundle that lifts value instead of a discount that eats margin.
- The store: a product page that answers every question before the customer asks it.
- Platforms: each has its role — Snapchat in the Gulf is not Facebook in Egypt.
- Creative: angles and messages tested one variable at a time.
- Tracking: without clean numbers every later decision is a guess.
Egypt is not the Gulf
In Egypt most stores sell cash on delivery, and an order is not a sale until it is delivered. The fashion store that did EGP 44M owed its real jump to a courier that lifted delivery to 75%, and another COD store cut lost orders by 21.7% once we removed the cart entirely.
In the Gulf, order values are higher, Snapchat is among the strongest platforms, and retention makes a big difference — 54% of one coffee store's customers bought again within a month.
Real screenshots from the ad managers
Case studies with their numbers
EGP 44M · 13.27 ROAS
A local fashion brand scaled over 9 months
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$692K · 40.66% retention
A Gulf store that sold by offer, not discount
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EGP 3.64M/mo · 3.14% CVR
A store with the cart removed entirely
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54% returned within a month
A coffee store that played the LTV game
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FAQ
What is the difference between an ecommerce marketing agency and a media buyer?
A media buyer runs the ads. An ecommerce marketing agency works on the whole store: ads, product page, offer and retention — because most sales problems sit outside the ads.
Do you work with cash-on-delivery stores?
Yes — most of our stores in Egypt are COD. We treat delivery rate and lost orders as part of the work, not just the orders coming in.
How much does ecommerce marketing cost?
A fixed monthly fee plus a percentage of sales: in Egypt EGP 15,000–30,000 plus 3–5%, in the Gulf EGP 30,000–60,000 plus 1–3%. Store builds and CRO are priced separately.
My store is new — can you work on it?
We work with stores that have a product already selling and a monthly ad budget. If you are still testing the product from zero, it is better to wait until it proves it sells.
Have a store that sells and want it to grow?
We look at your numbers together and tell you where money is leaking and where the nearest growth opportunity is — as a report you can act on yourself.
Or reach us directly: +20 100 702 4701