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Content Creator & Entrepreneur

Based in Egypt. Partnering worldwide.

Anas Asfour

Business moves fast.
Your content should too.

I’m Anas Asfour, a content creator and entrepreneur helping ambitious brands connect with the next generation of business builders.

Social audience
250K+
Average views per Reel
100K+
Views on a single video
10M
Anas Asfour speaking during a workshop, wearing a light blue shirt
Anas Asfour, @anasasfourr

Reach

Reach gets you seen. Trust gets you chosen.

People follow for practical business content: what to sell, how to start, which tools are worth the time. That is the context your product shows up in.

Social audienceFollowers across social platforms
250K+
Average Reel viewsPer Reel, on average
100K+
Single-video viewsThe most-watched video so far
10M
People helpedTo start their own online business
10K+

Plus roughly 16K average Story views. Figures are creator-reported from platform analytics and have not been independently audited.

Audience

Out of every 100 people watching.

86are in Egypt.

Another 10 are in Saudi Arabia and the UAE combined. The rest are spread across other Arab countries.

  • 86% Egypt
  • 10% Saudi Arabia & UAE
  • Other Arab countries

Audience data is creator-reported from platform analytics. Demographics describe who watches, not what they will buy.

Selected partnerships

Work that moved.

A selection of brand collaborations and the views they reached. Organic and paid results are labelled separately, because they are not the same thing.

Brands I’ve created with

  • Raenest logo
  • Amazon
  • Taager
  • Freelancer logo
  • 13 English
  • Zambeel logo
  • Ssemble logo
  • Career180 logo

Names and logos belong to their respective owners and reflect past collaborations, not ongoing endorsement.

Raenest campaign results graphic showing the Raenest app and a campaign video
01RaenestOrganic + paid

~25Mviews in Egypt within one month

Raenest, introduced to Egypt.

A campaign introducing Raenest to Egypt’s freelancers and online earners, combining creator content with paid distribution.

This campaign included paid advertising. The figure is not organic-only.

02AmazonOrganic

Amazon, for the people selling on it.

Business content created with Amazon for an audience that wants to understand how selling online really works.

15M+organic views

More collaborations

  • Zambeel

    ~2.5Mviews

    Sponsored content

    Introducing Zambeel to an audience of e-commerce sellers.

    Total views
  • 13 English

    ~2Morganic views

    Sponsored content

    Introducing 13 English to a career-minded audience.

    Organic
  • Taager

    ~1.5Mviews

    Sponsored content

    Explaining Taager to people exploring online business.

    Total views
  • Freelancer

    1M+organic views

    Sponsored content

    Introducing the Freelancer app to freelancers and first-time earners.

    Organic
  • Ssemble

    ~1Mviews

    Sponsored content

    Showing creators what Ssemble does and where it saves time.

    Total views
  • Career180

    In-person session

    E-commerce workshop

    A workshop collaboration explaining how e-commerce works.

    Workshop

View counts are creator-reported totals, not unique viewers. “Organic” means no paid promotion. “Total views” is used where an organic and paid split has not been specified.

Ways to work together

Seven ways in.

Every collaboration is scoped around the product and the audience, not a rate card. Pick the format that fits, or tell me the problem and we’ll find one.

  1. What it involves

    A long-term content relationship: several pieces over time, built around how your product fits into the way my audience works and earns.

    Who it suits

    Brands serving entrepreneurs, freelancers, e-commerce sellers and technology-oriented audiences.

    What it offers

    Repetition builds recognition. Your product becomes a familiar part of the conversation instead of a single interruption.

  2. What it involves

    Business-focused content that introduces your product, explains what it does and shows where it is useful, in the voice my audience already listens to.

    Who it suits

    Launches, market entries and products that need explaining before they are wanted.

    What it offers

    A clear, credible introduction to a relevant audience, with organic reach and paid amplification planned and reported separately.

  3. What it involves

    Ideas, hooks and storytelling approaches that translate your product’s value into content people would choose to watch.

    Who it suits

    Teams with a strong product and a brief that has not found its story yet.

    What it offers

    A concept shaped by someone who knows both the audience and the business model behind the product.

  4. What it involves

    Focused sessions on e-commerce, online business models and related entrepreneurial questions.

    Who it suits

    Founders and teams building or growing an online business.

    What it offers

    Practical perspective from running the businesses I talk about: selling on Amazon since 2022 and co-founding two ventures.

  5. What it involves

    Educational sessions and workshops on e-commerce, online business and related subjects, designed around the people in the room.

    Who it suits

    Companies, universities, career platforms and communities.

    What it offers

    Practical, structured learning from someone who does the work every day.

  6. What it involves

    Speaking engagements, panels, educational sessions and event collaborations on e-commerce and online business.

    Who it suits

    Business events, summits and educational programmes.

    What it offers

    A speaker your audience may already follow, with operating experience behind the talk.

  7. What it involves

    A longer-term collaboration representing a brand across content, launches and events.

    Who it suits

    Brands that align closely with my audience, interests and professional positioning.

    What it offers

    Consistency. The same trusted voice returning to your product, in context, over time.

Ventures

I don’t just talk about business. I run some.

The content comes from operating experience: the sourcing, the logistics and the spreadsheets included.

  • Co-founder01

    Qawafil

    An import business that helps traders and entrepreneurs source products from China.

  • Co-founder02

    Velouré

    A skincare-solutions brand.

  • Selling on Amazon since 2022
  • Founder of an e-commerce company
  • E-commerce sessions and workshops delivered
Anas Asfour presenting an e-commerce workshop in front of a slide about customer acquisition
Leading an e-commerce workshop

About Anas

I make business content because I do business.

I started selling on Amazon in 2022. What I learned there, from sourcing and listings to margins and mistakes, became the first things I shared online.

Since then I’ve founded an e-commerce company and co-founded two more businesses: Qawafil, which helps traders source products from China, and Velouré, a skincare-solutions brand.

The content followed the work. I make videos about online business, e-commerce and the technology that helps people work smarter, for an audience that wants to build something of its own.

Off camera, I run workshops and educational sessions on e-commerce. So far I’ve helped more than 10,000 people start their own online business.

Anas Asfour speaking to a room of attendees seated around tables during a workshop
Workshop session in progress
Workshop attendees listening, laptops open on the table
Workshop attendees

Work together

Got a product worth talking about?

I’m interested in meaningful partnerships with brands that serve entrepreneurs, business builders and technology-focused audiences. If that’s who you want to reach, let’s talk.

Partnership inquiry

Start the conversation.

Tell me about the brand and what you have in mind. The more specific the brief, the more useful my reply.

  1. 01You send the detailsA few lines about the brand, the product and the goal.
  2. 02I review it personallyEvery inquiry is read. Not every one is a fit, and I’ll say so.
  3. 03You get a reply by emailIf you asked for a meeting, I’ll confirm the time or suggest another.

Prefer to reach out directly?

The product, the goal, and anything you already have in mind.

A preferred time is a request, not a booking. Meetings are only confirmed once I reply by email.

Your details are used only to reply to this inquiry.