Jeeran Launches French Version Targeting Maghreb
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Jeeran, one of the Arab world’s leading user-generated content portals, have just launched a new French version of their portal.
This move aims to make Jeeran’s services more accessible for users in the Arab Maghreb region, where the French language is widely used offline and online, in an attempt to widen their reach and grow their target market.
This is most probably a first step from Jeeran to build more traffic and heighten their visibility in the region, with hopes to find ways to start generating some revenue from online advertising in the region.
A number of online businesses from the Middle East face the frustration of not being able to monetize all the traffic they’re getting from around the Arab world, especially from the North African countries, and they end up with their focus mainly being the more lucrative Gulf market. Several of these companies are trying to draw up strategies to enter the Maghreb market where they see a lot of opportunity and growth potential.
You can check out the new French version of Jeeran here: Jeeran en Français.
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Ziad Barouni on Aug 27, 2009 | Reply
Without an actual presence, it would still be difficult to generate money from Maghreb region.
Omar on Aug 27, 2009 | Reply
Hello Ziad,
Agreed. Step by step
Ziad Barouni on Aug 28, 2009 | Reply
Ziad Barouni on Aug 28, 2009 | Reply
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