If your organic traffic has stalled, dropped, or grown without producing more business, the useful first step is a diagnosis, not a proposal.
I work as an independent SEO consultant, which means no account manager layer, no junior doing the audit, and no incentive to recommend a bigger scope than the problem needs.
What SEO consulting includes
- Full technical SEO audit
- Keyword research and search intent analysis, Arabic and English
- Competitor and SERP landscape analysis
- Content strategy and topical authority mapping
- Internal linking architecture
- On-page optimisation specifications
- Index management and crawl strategy
- Structured data planning
- Search Console and GA4 reporting setup
- A prioritised roadmap with expected impact and effort
Who this is for
Traffic has plateaued
You have been publishing consistently and the line has gone flat. Usually the problem is topical, architectural or technical, not volume.
Rankings dropped
A core update, a migration, or a change nobody flagged. The priority is an accurate diagnosis before anyone starts fixing.
You are launching or rebuilding
The cheapest SEO work in existence is the work done before launch. The most expensive is fixing a migration after it has gone live.
Your catalogue is not visible
E-commerce sites where the majority of category and product pages are not indexed or not ranking.
Leads are not coming from search
You rank, but for terms that do not convert. An intent problem, not a ranking problem.
You need a second opinion
An in-house team or agency is doing the work and you want someone independent to confirm the plan is right.
How an engagement runs
Discovery
Your goals, your margins, your sales process. What counts as a good lead here, and what the last twelve months actually looked like.
Audit
Technical, content and competitive. Findings ranked by cost to you rather than by tool severity.
Roadmap
A sequenced plan: what to do first, what it should move, what it costs in effort, and what to stop doing.
Implementation
Either I implement with your team, or you execute and I review. Specifications, not suggestions.
Measurement
Reporting wired to leads and revenue, so the next quarter’s decisions are based on evidence.
What you receive
- Prioritised technical audit
- Keyword and intent map, per language and per market
- Competitor analysis
- Content plan with briefs
- Internal linking plan
- On-page specifications
- Reporting dashboard
- Monthly review of what moved
Honest limits
Worth stating plainly, because it saves us both time:
- SEO is slow. Meaningful movement usually takes three to six months, sometimes longer in competitive verticals.
- Nobody can guarantee rankings, and anyone who does is either misinformed or lying.
- If your product, pricing or sales follow-up is the problem, more organic traffic will not save it.
- Some sites need a rebuild before they need SEO. I will say so rather than sell you an audit.
Frequently asked
How long before we see results?
Technical fixes can show in Search Console within weeks. Content and authority work typically takes three to six months to show meaningfully, and longer in competitive markets. Anyone quoting faster is describing an exception, not a plan.
Do you guarantee first-page rankings?
No. Nobody can. What I can commit to is a diagnosis you can act on, work that follows Google’s documented guidance, and reporting honest enough that you can tell whether it is working.
What do you need from us to start?
Search Console and GA4 access, an idea of what a good customer is worth to you, and one person who can answer questions about the site. Server logs and CRM data help but are not required.
Do you work with agencies?
Yes, including white-labelled. Several of my engagements are senior support on a specific client problem where the agency has the relationship and needs the depth.
What does it cost?
[REPLACE: your engagement models and starting ranges] Being specific here is worth doing. It saves calls with people whose budget and your scope were never going to meet.