KAKhaled Amayri

06The next chapter

A good brief ishalf the job.

Send the context, the challenge and the deadline. I’ll come back with the questions that matter.

Start with the essentialsDubai · GMT+4

Useful answers

Before yousend the brief.

01What should I include in the brief?

The audience, the business goal, the deliverables and the deadline are enough to begin. Brand guidelines, reference work and the English source copy are useful when you have them.

02Do you translate English copy into Arabic?

Yes, when a faithful translation is the right answer. When the idea depends on humour, rhythm or cultural context, I transcreate it so the Arabic delivers the same effect rather than the same sentence.

03Which markets do you write for?

I work across the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Kuwait, Bahrain, Oman and the wider Arabic-speaking region. The tone is shaped around the audience, market and brand rather than a generic version of Arabic.

04Can you work directly with agencies and creative teams?

Absolutely. I can join at concept stage, work from an approved English route, collaborate with strategists and art directors, or handle the Arabic stream through production.

05Can you help with an urgent campaign or script?

Send the scope and the real deadline. I will confirm availability quickly and tell you what can be delivered properly within the time, without pretending every rush job is magically simple.

06Where does AI fit into your process?

I use AI for research, exploration and testing routes faster. Cultural judgement, Arabic craft and the final line stay human. The tool can speed up the thinking, but it does not get the last word.