SEO Services in Egypt

Before content, the site has to be easy to crawl, fast to load and clear about what each page is. We work in the code, not only in a plugin, so the fixes stick.

Arabic SEO is not a translated keyword list. Egyptian buyers mix Arabic, English and transliterated terms, Gulf buyers phrase the same need differently, and Arabic search volume is often spread across several spellings. We research each language on its own, then map keywords to pages so the Arabic and English versions support each other instead of competing.

The same goes for content. An Arabic page should read as if it was written in Arabic from the start, with the headings and terms people actually type.

Once the foundations are in place, growth comes from content: service pages that answer real questions, guides that match search intent, and project pages with enough detail to rank. We plan topics around what your buyers search for and what you can credibly speak to.

For businesses with a physical location, local SEO in Egypt matters as much as the website. That means a complete Google Business Profile, the same name, address and phone number across listings, location pages where they make sense, and reviews handled properly.

We are a design and engineering studio, so we fix problems in templates and code directly instead of only listing them in a report. Many of the sites we build run on SvelteKit, Next.js, Nuxt or Astro with Prismic, and we have built Arabic-first and bilingual sites such as Burj Jiwar and 32 Real Estate. The same care for Arabic structure carries into our SEO work.

Reporting is plain: what we changed, what moved in Search Console and analytics, which queries and pages bring enquiries, and what we plan next. You see the real data, not a vanity dashboard.