Ramadan & Seasonal Retail Campaign Flighting Playbook
Master the largest retail season in the MENA region with an adaptable four-phase Ramadan campaign planning framework. The suggested pacing is a planning example, not a measured or proven allocation.
Problem it addresses
Create an authoritative Ramadan and Eid marketing campaign flighting framework: 1) 4-phase campaign blueprint (Pre-Ramadan warming, Mid-Ramadan engagement, Late-Ramadan gifting rush, Post-Eid clearance), 2) illustrative budget allocation example (15% - 25% - 45% - 15%) to be replaced with account-specific pacing, 3) Dayparting bid scheduling rules for nighttime shopping spikes, 4) Real-world creative messaging matrix per phase.
Who it is for
BOTH operating in high-growth e-commerce, digital publishing, and direct-response marketing across Saudi Arabia, UAE, and Egypt.
What is inside
Key files listed in the README repository architecture:
case-studies/retail-ecommerce-ramadan.mdchecklists/iftar-suhoor-dayparting.mdexamples/ecommerce-retail-case.mdLICENSEmessaging/creative-angle-matrix.mdmodels/budget-allocation-calculator.xlsxplaybook/four-phase-blueprint.mdplaybooks/ramadan-4-phase-flighting.mdREADME.mdschedules/dayparting-bid-rules.mdtemplates/bid-multiplier-matrix.md
How to evaluate and use it
- Read the README first and confirm that the documented problem matches your use case.
- Inspect the listed files to find the data, tools, templates, and tests relevant to your task.
- Follow the repository’s Quick Start and check prerequisites before running commands.
- Compare outputs with documented examples and review limitations before using them in a decision or client workflow.
Start here: Open the README and review its setup and usage sections.
Scope and limitations
- Iftar & Suhoor Dayparting: Ad impressions shift drastically towards 10 PM - 3 AM; daytime bids require tactical deprioritization.
- Phase-Based Budget Allocation: Campaign spend splits into 4 distinct phases (Pre-Ramadan Stocking, Early Fasting, Mid-Month Peak, Eid Gifting).
- Courier Blackout Buffers: Saudi and Gulf couriers halt last-mile delivery 4 to 6 days before Eid al-Fitr, forcing earlier shipping cutoffs.
This page summarizes the available documentation; it does not establish performance or business results. Verify data and prerequisites before use.