Loyalty websites for brands that treat Dammam, Khobar and Dhahran as one market.

One finder covering Dammam, Khobar, Dhahran and the surrounding towns, filtered by city, district, category and opening hours. Members search by where they are now, not by which city a branch belongs to on paper, and each listing links to directions and current rewards. Opening hours can follow shift friendly patterns, including late night and early morning branches that matter to workers on rotation.

Campaign pages that can be set as Eastern Province only or Kingdom wide, so a regional double points weekend and a national campaign can run side by side without contradicting each other. Each page shows which branches take part and when it ends. Ending dates are enforced by the CMS, so an expired regional offer never stays live by mistake.

A visitor section that explains whether GCC residents can join, which phone numbers work for sign up, and how points earned on a weekend trip can be used on the next visit. The rules come from your points platform, and the page states them plainly. Content for visitors is short and practical, written for someone reading on a phone in a queue at the causeway.

Pages and enquiry forms for employers, residential compounds and community organisations that want to offer the programme to their people, with downloadable summaries and a separate route to your corporate sales team. Partners receive a printable summary and a QR code that leads to their own landing page.

For car service, tyre and fuel networks, pages that explain earning on servicing and parts, rewards for regular maintenance, and booking enquiries handed to your existing workshop system. Branch pages show service bays, hours and the services each site offers. Reminders to book the next service can be promoted on the site, while the messages themselves stay in your existing tools.

For malls such as Mall of Dhahran, Al Rashid Mall in Khobar and Othaim Mall in Dammam, or for brands with stores inside them, mall pages that list participating outlets and current mall level campaigns, maintained through a simple tenant workflow. Tenant updates are reviewed by your marketing team before they reach the public site.

A guided form for missing points that asks for the branch, date, receipt number and amount, attaches a photo of the receipt, and files the request in your CRM with a category, so support staff can resolve it without a callback. A status page lets members check the progress of a request without calling.

An editing system built around your content: branches, partners, campaigns and FAQs as structured items in both languages, with roles for marketing, regional managers and legal review, and a full history of every change. Scheduled publishing means a Thursday evening campaign can go live without anyone at a desk.

City level landing pages for Dammam, Khobar and Dhahran, structured data for each branch, bilingual metadata, sitemaps and internal links, plus guidance for keeping each branch's Google Business Profile consistent with the website. City pages are written separately, so they never read as one page with a city name swapped.

Consent records for analytics and marketing, a privacy notice under the Personal Data Protection Law, minimal form fields, role based admin access and hosting in a location agreed with you during discovery. Admin activity is logged, so you can see who changed what and when.