SEO, technical and Arabic
I started in technical SEO in 2012. I fix the structure Google reads first, then build content around buying intent, in Arabic and English.
How I work it
Four steps, in this order
- Step 1
Technical audit
Indexation, crawl, architecture, speed, schema and hreflang.
- Step 2
Keyword and intent map
The searches that lead to a sale, grouped into pages that can win them.
- Step 3
Fix at template level
On large sites one template change fixes thousands of pages.
- Step 4
Content and links
Pages that answer real questions, and links earned the honest way.
What you get
- Technical audit with ranked fixes
- Keyword and page map
- Bilingual site setup
- Content briefs
- Monthly ranking report
Tools
- Search Console
- Screaming Frog
- Ahrefs
- Semrush
- Schema markup
What I measure
- Indexed pages
- Clicks from buying searches
- Leads from organic search
Where I have done it
AlWaseet Classified Ads
110,000 unique visitors from one campaign, and +30% across every organic KPI.
Zoutons & Collegedunia
Two global platforms, in two of the hardest organic categories online.
AliaMedia Digital Marketing
A 21% traffic lift, earned in the parts of the site nobody wanted to look at.
Spectra Cure Clinic Egypt
The Egyptian arm, and the harder half of a bilingual rebuild.
Questions
How long until results?
Technical fixes show within weeks. Rankings for competitive terms take months.
Do you do link building?
Only as part of a plan, and never with paid link schemes.