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Taqtaqa Jad

My role
Concept and Sponsorship Proposal Development

I developed Taqtaqa Jad from scratch for a client interested in a Gen Z podcast. The concept placed the hosts in The Neighbor’s House café in Abha for conversations that could move from jokes to a serious subject. I prepared the show profile and sponsorship proposal. The proposal was never presented and the show was not produced.

The work in detail

  • I framed the show around friends joking about a topic while still taking it seriously. The language and topics were intended for Gen Z.
  • I planned four Ramadan episodes, one each Friday, with shorter cuts for TikTok, Instagram Reels and Snapchat between releases.Taqtaqa Jad · show profile · p. 4
  • In the season proposal I set out how the exclusive sponsor would appear. The host would mention the sponsor, its product would sit on the café table, each short clip would tag its account, and the description would carry its links.Sponsorship proposal · portfolio edition · p. 7
  • Two treatments use the Arabic names Taqtaqa Jad and Hamza. Both covers carry Gen Z Gossip. Both retain the café setting and divide the conversation into a full episode and clips for the rest of the week.From the café table to the sponsorship proposal

Project documents and data

The proposed recording venue

Colored ribbons hang from the café ceiling above the tables
Inside the café proposed for the podcast
Light from the seating area shines through the café windows at night
The café exterior at night
Preparing a drink at the coffee counter
Coffee preparation
A sofa and screen in a warmly lit seating area
Seating in the proposed café

Concept notes

Proposed recording venue

The photos show The Neighbor’s House in Abha. I proposed recording among its café tables so the conversation would feel like friends sitting together. The photos were location references. No episodes were filmed.

What the sponsorship covered
  1. A host-read sponsor mention on camera.
  2. Product placement on the table during the conversation.
  3. Sponsor tags on short clips and links in the description.