SEO for English and Arabic websites, measured by enquiries
I find the searches worth winning, build the pages and content that can win them, and set up a system your team can keep running. Reports connect search to enquiries and revenue, beyond rankings alone.
For companies that want to be found by the people already searching for what they sell.
We need to be on page one.
We need the searches that bring enquiries.
Some page-one results never sell anything.This usually fits when
- Customers search for what you sell and find competitors first.
- Ad costs keep rising, and traffic stops when the budget does.
- You publish articles regularly and none of them rank for anything useful.
- Your Arabic pages are translations of English pages nobody in your market searches for.
- A redesign or migration is coming, and you want to keep what already ranks.
What the work includes
- Audit and roadmap. Technical health, page structure and content, ranked by what will move enquiries first.
- Search intent research. What buyers type, what they expect to find, and which page on your site should answer each search.
- Pages and content. Briefs for new pages and articles, rewrites of pages that should rank and do not, and internal links that show search engines what matters.
- Technical fixes. Titles, descriptions, structured data, canonical tags, sitemaps, and language settings for bilingual sites.
- Reporting. A monthly view that ties search visibility to enquiries and sales, from your own Search Console and analytics.
English and Arabic are two search markets
Arabic buyers in Saudi Arabia and the Gulf do not search with translated English phrases. They use their own terms, mix Arabic and English differently from one industry to the next, and see different competitors. I research each language separately, then decide which pages each language needs and how they connect.
On bilingual sites this also means correct language and region settings, so each version reaches its own readers instead of competing with the other.
What I promise, and what nobody can
No one can promise a first-place ranking. Search engines change and competitors keep working. What I promise is this:
- A written plan with priorities and a realistic timeline before work starts.
- Full access to your own Search Console and analytics, always.
- No bought links and no mass-produced articles.
- Monthly reporting in plain language: what changed, and why.
Search work you can read
Two case studies show how search decisions were made for bilingual Saudi websites, from separating search intents to giving each one the right page.
AI Minds · Organic Growth & SEOAI Minds: separating ERP demand from a wider AI offerSearch architecture for a company with more than one offer
Masarat Al-Nodhom · Organic Growth & SEOMasarat: one transport company, several search decisionsService-intent separation in a bilingual passenger-transport site- This websiteClean URLs, English and Arabic language settings, and structured data on every page.
- SEO and content programsPrograms for healthcare, B2B and creator businesses. Details are shared in a consultation.
Questions before hiring
How long before SEO shows results?
It depends on the site's starting point and the competition. Technical fixes can show effects within weeks; new content usually takes months. The plan sets expectations for each piece of work before it starts.
Can you guarantee first-page rankings?
No. Anyone who does is promising something outside their control. I promise the work, the access and the reporting described on this page.
Do you write the content too?
I write briefs and can write or rewrite key pages. For an ongoing programme, I set up the production system for your writers. Website copy itself is covered by UX Writing & Website Content.
Can I start with an audit only?
Yes. An audit with a prioritised roadmap is a common first step. You can run it with your own team or continue with me.