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CTI bidding on Middle East success with 'the Arabic eBay' |
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Thursday, 20 November 2008 |
In a tale representative of the inexorably shrinking world that we live in, a group of Middle Eastern businesspeople have employed a Manchester-based digital agency to fine-tune an American business idea for their regional internet market.
 Rhind: not going to Oman The agency in question is Manchester’s CTI Support Network, which has been taken on to rebuild the web presence for Omanbay, otherwise referred to as the Arabic eBay. CTI picked up the task after being recommended to Omanbay by two separate UK agencies that thought they’d be perfect for the job. The team will now begin work on the task next month, utilising their SEO and web 2.0 talents to attract buyers and sellers from across the entire Gulf region. Agency MD Nick Rhind said of the win: “Unfortunately I will not get to fly out to Oman, but the serious point is we can deliver remotely, irrespective of client location.” The site will be available to users in both English and Arabic. www.ctisn.com http://www.omanbay.com/ Something to add? Then leave a comment below or email us now.
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