Not an agency. A growth studio that works with five stores at a time and builds each one a profitable trajectory — not campaigns that shine on a dashboard and lose money in the bank.
Five accounts is the most we run at once. Not manufactured scarcity — plain math: attention is finite, and a sixth store eats into the other five. We hold the line so every store keeps its own orbit, not a sliver of attention split across twenty.
The person who audited your account on day one is the one in it daily — no handoff to juniors
We know your margin, your best sellers, and your return rate — so we don't relearn your store every month
When a signal turns, we move the same day — five accounts means nothing waits in a queue
Qualification
Not every brand is ready to scale — and that's the point
We're a fit if you:
Hold real inventory (not dropshipping)
Have a working store that actually sells
Do ~50K EGP/month in sales or more
Run roughly 30%+ margins
Give direct founder/decision-maker access
Can produce content and commit 3+ months
Not the right time if you:
Are idea-stage or have no product
Want a miracle in a week
Only care about platform ROAS
Can't grant access to accounts and data
Only want organic social posting
Why Madar
Senior thinking on every account
One senior owns your account
Each store has one senior who knows its numbers and answers you directly, day one to last.
Numbers first
Every decision is grounded in margin and real data, not a number that just looks good.
Full transparency
You know exactly what we do and why — and what is limiting or accelerating growth.
What our clients say
Results in our clients' words
Illustrative of our approach and the kind of results we target.
In 90 days we hit 3.2x MER — and just as important, every week I knew exactly where each pound went and why.
Salma HossamFounder · Sira Active
The first time someone looked at our account and said plainly: this part is wasting your money. They restructured everything and the numbers showed it.
Omar KhaledCMO · Madina Home
In the first 30 days we learned which product sells and to whom — something we hadn't figured out on our own in months.