Service 03 — Search
Technical fixes, Arabic and English content, and the internal structure that makes each new page strengthen the last. Built for how the Gulf actually searches rather than for a generic global playbook.
01 — The problem
Four causes we find behind flat organic traffic in the region.
01
Dialect, intent and phrasing differ from Modern Standard Arabic. Translated pages target searches nobody performs.
02
Duplicate URLs, missing hreflang, uncrawlable filters. Content gets added on top of a site search engines cannot read properly.
03
Long articles chasing head terms with no purchase intent, while the pages that could convert do not exist.
04
Multi-branch businesses with one listing, or five badly maintained ones, losing the searches closest to a sale.
02 — What we do
The technical layer first, because content added to a broken site compounds the problem. We work through it in priority order and hand your developers a specific list.
We map how your buyers search in Arabic and English separately, including dialect, and build the page structure around intent instead of keyword volume.
Each page is written to answer the search and then move the reader forward. Ranking without enquiries is a vanity result and we treat it as a failure.
For anyone with physical locations, local search is usually the fastest return available. One properly maintained listing per branch, with reviews handled.
What this looks like in practice
2.4×
organic enquiries in five months for a multi-branch UAE business — technical debt cleared, Arabic pages written from scratch, and a listing properly maintained for every location.
5 mo
To get there
31
Pages published
8
Branch listings
Worth doing if
Fix something else first if
SEO is the slowest channel we sell and the cheapest one we run. If you need volume this quarter, start with paid and let search build behind it.
03 — Questions
First movement in six to ten weeks, usually from technical fixes and existing pages. Meaningful traffic change takes three to six months, and we say so before you sign.
No, and anyone who does is either lucky or lying. We commit to the work, the page count and the reporting, not to a position we do not control.
Yes. Search intent, dialect and phrasing differ enough that translated pages routinely target terms nobody searches. We research and write each language separately.
We do, in-house, with your review. For technical or regulated subjects we interview your specialists rather than guessing.
We earn coverage through content and partnerships. We do not buy links, because the short-term gain is not worth the risk to a domain you have to keep.
Free, thirty minutes, and you keep the findings whether you hire us or not.