Through Allied Media, Al Jazeera is tapping you into a valuable market: The affluent and informed Arab and Arab-American consumer. Whether living in the United States or worldwide, it has been proven time and again that Al Jazeera is the most watched Arabic-language news provider.
Al Jazeera has extensive media coverage, reaching millions of households around the globe, claiming at least 40 million viewers in the Arab world, and 175,000 viewers in the United States alone. The substantial combined number of worldwide potential customers will help solidify your global appeal and give your organization a unique opportunity to grow.
It continues its outreach by expanding its current global offices and launching a new English language channel set to air in 2006. The channel broadcasting out of Malaysia and airing worldwide will provide your company a unique opportunity of reaching a combination of demographic consumers (ex: Asian Muslims, the European-Arabs... etc) helping you reach potential untapped minority markets.
Al Jazeera is watched by worldwide news organizations (such as CNN and BBC), and various governments and leaders for their latest breaking news and video that are often exclusive to (and airing only on) Al Jazeera. This concentrated demographic of distinctive viewers is an exceptional resource for any organization or corporation with a message.
Allied Media Can Help You Communicate With This Audience:
Allied Media can help place your ad to air during the most relevant program to target a specific demographic consumer group.
Allied Media offers competitive advertising and marketing packages exclusively tailored to your specific needs and goals.
Allied Media develops, conceptualizes, and produces memorable advertising that helps you as a client strategize your market appeal and brand yourselves within your targeted Al Jazeera audience.
Al Jazeera’s website averages 17-million hits a day! Allied Media’s team of creative experts can create eye-catching advertising banners and buttons to place on the website.
