Category Archives: Muslim Market News

How to Market to Muslims for Ramadan 2020 During the COVID-19 Pandemic

Ramadan 2020 is finally here! Are you ready? If you are a business owner or a marketer, you may already know that Ramadan not only brings the best out of the Muslims spiritually but also turns them into super-consumers. In fact, Ramadan is the third-biggest festival in the UK after Christmas and Easter. According to […]

14 Tips When Shutting Down Your Business Due to the COVID-19 Crisis for a Quick Bounce Back

So it has finally come to this. You have no choice but to close your business and wait out the COVID-19 crisis. All is not lost, this is just temporary. Shutting down a business temporarily is a process. You need to make sure you do it the right way so that when things get better […]

Your Business After the COVID-19 Pandemic: Going Through The 4 Phases

Here at Muslim Ad Network, we care about you and your business. We are still offering free online advertising to help your business cope with the COVID-19 pandemic. I figured we are now in a situation where you, my dear reader, are not interested in some generic, actionable blog post. If we are to offer […]

Muslim Ad Network Offering $25,000 in Free Advertising for Small Businesses Impacted by Coronavirus

Muslim Ad Network is offering $25,000 in advertising credits for 100 small businesses, an initiative created in the desire to help small businesses survive through the current climate With all the uncertainty and disruptions to day-to-day life in the current climate due to the outbreak of COVID-19, it’s a difficult time for everyone. We at […]

The Impact of Coronavirus on Your Business and What to Do

As the COVID-19 coronavirus continues to wreak havoc worldwide, we at Muslim Ad Network want to give you clarity on what this could mean to your online business and what you could do about it.  It’s true that many retailers are enjoying spikes in online sales for flu-related products, such as cleaning supplies and health […]

6 Reasons Why Businesses Targeting Muslims Will Thrive in 2020 and Beyond

1 – Muslims are becoming more conscious of their  Islamic identity Gone are the days when young Muslim men and women idolized other cultures in order to feel good about themselves. There will always be exceptions but if you look around, you will see that young Muslims these days love being different from what the […]

How Muslim Culture Has Shaped Nike’s Target Market

While Muslim women defy a ban to swim in burkinis at French pools, Nike launches a new swimwear line designed for women who wear hijab.

Modesty is a part of the Muslim community and culture. Standards of modesty for Muslims or non-Muslims widely vary from one country to another. Generally, there are many women who have adopted it whether they are Muslims or not. That in turn, has affected the target market for many well-known brands, including Nike.

Why Should Muslim Business Owners Adapt to Digital Transformation?

The rapid change and development of digital technologies in the last decade forces companies to follow and adapt to innovations in this area. For the most part, businesses are aware that they have to use digital channels in order to maintain a healthy relationship with their key stakeholders and audiences. But few know exactly how […]

The Inevitable Rise of Digital Advertising Continues

Digital advertising is the promotion of your brand or product through online channels. Social media sites, search engines, and news websites are the areas where digital advertising is most common. Digital advertising is first and foremost an important activity in terms of reaching a wide customer potential of a product or service in a short […]

How the Halal Consumer Market is Developing with the Growing Muslim Population and Islamic Economies

“Halal” is an Arabic word that means “permitted” and it is generally used to describe foods that Muslims are allowed to eat according to Islamic guidelines mentioned in the Qur’an. In Islam, most food and drinks are considered halal unless they are clearly stated as forbidden in the Qur’an and hadith. Muslim consumers prefer that […]