Search Engine Optimisation for Arabic Content
Technical SEO and Arabic content: correct site structure, commercial-intent keywords, and content that answers the actual question.
Your site exists but nobody arrives from search — or traffic arrives and converts into nothing. Usually because the content was translated from English, or targets a phrase nobody searches.
How this capability creates value
SEO starts with how your audience searches and the language they use. I review crawling, indexing, speed and site structure, then map content to search intent and buying decisions, not search volume alone.
Visits from people with buying intent, pages that actually get indexed, and a content base that keeps working after ad spend stops.
When is this a strong fit?
- Sites and stores currently dependent on paid ads alone
- Service businesses that need to appear for 'best…' and 'pricing…' queries
- Sites with plenty of content that is neither indexed nor read
Deliverables defined by scope
Technical audit: crawling, indexing, speed, internal linking, RTL issues
Genuine Arabic keyword research ordered by purchase intent
Content map and page architecture
Optimisation of existing pages and writing of new ones
Structured data and monthly ranking reporting
Execution and review path
Fix what blocks indexing first
Map keywords and pages to the buying journey
Write, optimise and measure over 3–6 months
When this is not for you
Better you know now than after two months and two invoices.
- Anyone who needs sales within a month
- Anyone wanting bulk machine-translated content
- Anyone unable to commit to consistent publishing for at least six months
Questions about this service
How long until SEO produces results?
Technical fixes show within weeks. Competitive rankings typically take 3–6 months, sometimes faster on long-tail terms. Anyone promising page one in a month is selling a fiction.
Do you write the content?
I write or review it, depending on the agreement. What matters is that it is original Arabic, not machine translation — both search engines and AI systems now detect thin content easily.
Do you buy backlinks?
No. Buying links violates Google's guidelines and risks a penalty that can cost years of work. Links come from content worth citing, industry directories and real partnerships.
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