When you need it
- Your site doesn't appear when people search for your service, and maybe not even for your company name.
- You rely entirely on ads and want to build organic visibility that doesn't depend on an ongoing ad budget, knowing it takes work and follow-up.
- You've launched a new site or moved your existing one, and want to make sure search engines understand it.
- You don't know which words your customers actually use when they search.
What the service can include
The scope of each project is set according to what you need, and may include:
- Technical audit
- can search engines reach and index your pages? Is the site mobile-friendly? Are there errors, duplicate pages, or slowness affecting the experience?
- Setting up and reviewing Google Search Console
- to see what Google sees on your site, and what people search for before they reach it.
- Keyword and search-intent research
- what your customers actually type, in Modern Standard Arabic, colloquial Arabic, and English, and what they want when they type it.
- Page optimization
- titles, descriptions, heading structure, internal links, and clarity about what each page offers.
- Content plan
- the pages and topics your site needs to answer your customers' questions.
- Tracking
- reading changes in visibility, visits, and search queries, and adjusting priorities accordingly.
Technical fixes that require development are defined clearly, and I oversee their implementation according to what we agree.
Service limits
No one can guarantee a specific ranking or a first-page position. Rankings are decided by the search engine, and they're affected by competition and algorithm updates.
How I work on it
- Full reviewof the site and where it stands in search today.
- Setting prioritieswhat's holding the site back now, and what could make the biggest difference first.
- Technical fixes and page optimization
- Building contentaccording to the plan.
- Tracking and adjustingSEO is cumulative, and its effect shows gradually.
What I need from you
- Access to your website's admin panel, or coordination with whoever manages it.
- Access to Google Search Console and Google Analytics, if they're already set up.
- Accurate information about your services, products, and the areas you serve.
- Time to review and approve content.
FAQ
When will I see results?
SEO doesn't move at the speed of ads. Some technical fixes may show an effect once pages are re-indexed, while building visibility for competitive terms takes longer. At each stage, I'll show you what has changed and what hasn't yet.
Do you guarantee the first page on Google?
No. Anyone who guarantees that is promising something they don't control. What I can do is remove what's holding your site back, and make its pages clearer and more useful to the people searching.
I already advertise on Google. Do I need SEO?
Ads put you in search results as long as the campaign is running and its budget continues. Organic visibility doesn't need an ad budget, but it does need work and follow-up, and it can shift with competition and search engine updates. Many businesses need both, with different priorities.
Is search in Arabic different?
Yes. The same service may be searched for in Modern Standard Arabic, in colloquial Arabic, in several spellings, and sometimes in English. That's built into keyword research from the start.