SEO work that starts with content is usually work that gets wasted. We begin with the technical layer: how the site is crawled and indexed, whether the URL structure is sane, what the schema says about the business, and how fast pages actually render on a mid-range phone on a mobile network. Those problems cap every page you publish afterwards.
Once the foundation holds, we map the queries that matter commercially and build pages that answer them properly — in Arabic and English, where the two languages need genuinely different pages rather than one machine translation. Internal linking is treated as part of the build, not an afterthought.
Technical fixes can move things within weeks. Ranking for competitive commercial terms usually takes three to six months of consistent work, and anyone promising faster on a new site is selling you something else.
No, and neither can anyone honestly. We commit to the work — technical health, content that matches intent, and links — and we report progress against the queries that actually matter to your revenue.
Yes. Search behaviour, phrasing and competition differ enough that translated pages rarely rank. We research and write each language on its own terms, with hreflang wired correctly between them.
Our SEO plans start from EGP 5,000 per month. The final price depends on the size of the site, the number of pages and how competitive your target keywords are.