Kabul · Paid social
Facebook ads in Kabul, planned around real neighbourhoods.
A Kabul customer scrolling through the app passes dozens of shops before yours appears. We build paid posts around the districts you serve, write the wording the way your counter staff would say it, and keep the replies moving. Before any spend, the page itself is cleaned up so the first impression holds.
Credibility before budget
A stranger decides in seconds whether a page looks real, so the profile photo, cover, opening hours and phone button are checked first. Old posts that no longer match the shop are archived, and the pinned post answers the question customers ask most. Only then does paid promotion make sense.
One district at a time
Kabul is not one market, and a shop in one area rarely serves the whole city. We draw the audience around the streets your customers travel from, exclude places you cannot deliver to, and test two or three areas. When one district answers better, the budget follows it.
A message thread with a real person
Most enquiries arrive as a direct message, so the reply template is written in the shop's own voice rather than a copy-paste script. Staff know which questions to ask first: item, quantity, area, timing. We do not promise sales, but an unanswered thread is a lead lost for certain.
What you get
- Page review and cleanup
- District-level audience plan
- Sponsored post copy
- Reply templates for staff
Do we need a big budget to compete in Kabul?
A large budget alone does not fix a weak page or a vague offer, so we start with the audience and the message. We agree a daily amount you can pause at any time and report what the numbers actually show.
Can the ads run in Dari and Pashto?
Yes. Our team works in Dari, Pashto, English and Turkish, so the wording is written for the reader rather than translated word by word, and you see both versions before anything is published.