Comparison
Which product is yours?
The three products side by side — by problem, outcome, capabilities, and availability. If your answer is “more than one,” the design is working as intended.
 Ziadahby Aakam |  Shaaby Aakam |  Raasidby Aakam | |
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| The problem it closes | Most of your visitors buy one product and leave | A customer who bought once has no real reason to return | Part of your conversions never reaches the ad platforms at all |
| The outcome you’re after | I want bigger orders from my existing traffic | I want customers who return — and bring others | I want ad numbers I can trust |
| Built first for | Salla and Zid store owners who want to lift average order value from the traffic they already have. | Stores that want to raise repeat purchase and turn one-time buyers into regulars. | Marketers running ad budgets across multiple platforms who need measurement they can rely on. |
| How it works | Ziadah reads the customer's in-session context — the page they're on, what they browsed before it, and the goal you set — then shows the most fitting suggestion on the product page, cart, and checkout, in a display style that matches your store's design. | Shaa builds loyalty in layers that work together from one dashboard: a wallet in your store's name where the customer's balance accumulates, cashback after every order, commission-based referral that has your customer marketing for you with their own code, and a paid membership for your closest customers. | Raasid moves tracking from the browser to the server: it captures your store's events at their source and sends them directly to Meta, TikTok, Snap, and Google — so what used to get lost on the way now arrives. |
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The products work together on one thesis —
Start from your loss point