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Ramadan reshapes daily life in the MENA region, and quick commerce brands feel the impact instantly. 

It is a period of cultural reset – daily routines change, eating schedules shift, social gatherings become more frequent than usual, and everyone plans their days around Iftar and late-night meals. This further changes how people shop, especially on ecommerce platforms. They expect deliveries in minutes, not hours or days.  

But speed is not the only thing that matters at this time. During Ramadan, quick commerce platforms become a necessity.

Aditya was running a festive campaign for his brand on top eCommerce marketplaces and quick commerce platforms. He sets the bid for a specific keyword, schedules the campaigns, and goes to sleep. 

Meanwhile, their competitors reduce the bid cost and get a better position than them. Till the time he sees that and optimizes his campaigns, his competitors have captured the eyeballs.  And in addition to it, he is struggling to keep an eye on all the platforms at the same time.  

During peak season time, brands cannot take the risk of losing visibility. But managing cross-platform campaigns manually is like floating on two boats like Aditya. Your human eye will definitely miss something.  

This is the hidden cost of managing ads across multiple marketplaces separately. 

So, now the question is – How should a performance manager manage ads across Amazon, Flipkart, Blinkit, and others without logging into 5 different dashboards? 

Let’s find that out. 

The rapid rise in eCommerce across geographies especially in countries like Indonesia, Thailand, and Vietnam is experiencing rapid growth, with mobile usage and social media penetration being the highest worldwide.

Each country in the SEA region has varying levels of eCommerce penetration and the region’s potential is enormous. Customer behavior is very similar to that of China and Korea where K-pop idols create fashion trends.

SEA has approximately 400 million internet users and platforms such as Shopee, Lazada, and TikTok are leading the way providing customers with an immersive, interactive buying experience that combines social interaction with eCommerce capacity.

The e-commerce market is expected to grow by $234 billion by 2025, emphasizing the need to make data-driven decisions to navigate this battle swiftly.

Need for eCommerce Analysis for brands

Visibility is an important component of eCommerce business and digital shelf analytics can help with that. Monitoring a brand’s digital shelf performance such as product availability, pricing, and search rankings allows marketers to ensure that their items are easily accessible and competitive consistently across several eCommerce platforms.

Sales Growth

Improved Visibility

Increased conversion rates

Enhanced Customer Experience

Competitors Insights

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