Outcome Intelligence
What "35 pieces of coverage" becomes once it is reach, sentiment and share of voice, rather than a hit count.
Coverage log
Every placement, weighted into the outcome score
| Outlet | Type | Est. reach | Sentiment |
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Share of voice
Versus named competitive set, this window
AoR Content Calendar
Northwind Audio Middle East: always-on content, drafted for review, not posted unread.
Draft assist: Tuesday, Instagram Reels
Generated from the account's brand voice guide and the past six weeks of approved posts, held for review before scheduling, the same as every draft in this calendar.
Press & Influencer Match
Contacts tagged by beat, market and language, matched to a title rather than blasted at a list.
Suggested matches: new Saudi feature launch
Ranked by beat fit and past coverage of comparable titles
Draft pitch: Lovin Saudi
Matched on Saudi social-native, film desk, covered Horizon
Case Study Generator
The same engine that documents a client win also fixes the agency's own near-invisible public presence.
Generated: case study draft, Horizon × Qamar Studios
Over a three-week window, the agency secured 35+ pieces of coverage across pan-Arab, English-regional, Saudi social-native and Arabic broadcast media, including Al Arabiya, Arab News, Lovin Saudi and MBC's Sabah Al Khair Ya Arab, while producing four cast-led promotional videos in-house and running distribution across YouTube, Instagram, X and Snapchat.
Modelled outcome: an estimated reach in the low millions and a 78% positive-or-neutral sentiment split, concentrated in the seven days around theatrical release, evidence that the earned-social bridge the agency claims is functioning as one integrated motion, not two separate workstreams reported together.
Generated: Q3 point-of-view draft
"Why Saudi entertainment marketing needs a coverage-to-outcome shift." Outline: first, the market (Saudi entertainment growing at 12.8% CAGR against 66 cinemas today and a 350-cinema target); second, why "pieces of coverage" undersells what integrated campaigns actually deliver; third, what an outcome-first measurement standard would look like for the category. Positions the agency as the one naming the standard, not just meeting it.