20.3 → 9.2
Home-services site: from page two to page one
Average position moved from 20.3, on page two, to 9.2, on page one, between July 2025 and September 2026. After a low of 68 clicks in March 2026, monthly clicks tripled to 203 by July.
Clicks from Google SearchImpressions
Shown as it is: monthly clicks are about where they were a year earlier. The gain so far is in position.
Client: Home-services site, Egypt and Saudi Arabia. Work: SEO. Source: Google Search Console, monthly totals.
The situation
This client is a home-services site working in Egypt and Saudi Arabia. In July 2025 its average position in Google was 20.3, on page two, with 205 clicks and 24,559 impressions that month. Clicks later fell to a low of 68 in March 2026.
What I did
The work was SEO. Moving a site from page two to page one usually means working on the pages that already get impressions: making their titles and content match the search more closely, fixing technical problems that hold them back, and supporting them with links. This page does not list which changes were made on this site. It shows what Search Console recorded. The aim of that work is for the pages that matter to appear more often in results and get clicked more. Clicks are visits from Google results, and impressions are how often the site appeared in them. Only full months are counted.
The result
Average position moved from 20.3, on page two, to 9.2, on page one, between July 2025 and September 2026. After the March 2026 low of 68 clicks, monthly clicks tripled to 203 by July. Impressions in July 2026 were 27.6K.
Shown as it is: monthly clicks are about where they were a year earlier, 205 in July 2025 against 203 in July 2026. The gain so far is in position. All figures are monthly totals from Google Search Console.
The site works in two markets, and the pages on SEO in Egypt and SEO in Saudi Arabia explain how search works in each.
Your next move.
Tell me where things are now and where you want them to be. I reply within one business day, in Arabic or English. If I'm not the right person for it, I'll say so.