Discover: mapping a system across a wall of diagramsDiagnose: reading dashboards to locate the problemDesign: wireframes and interface work for the solutionDeliver: shipping the finished productEvolve: continuous improvement after launchA search results page with the right result ranking first
Audit · Fix · Measure

Search visibility

Search work that starts with what is technically broken, because no amount of content fixes a site search engines cannot render. We report the rankings that moved and the ones that did not, which is the part most reports quietly leave out.

  • Tech
    First, before content
  • Both
    Arabic and English
  • Real
    Rankings, not scores
  • Flat
    Reported honestly too

Sectors that trust us

What is search work?

Search work is making a site retrievable and then making it worth retrieving, in that order. The order is not a preference: a page a crawler cannot render, or that takes six seconds to paint, will not rank on the strength of its writing no matter how good the writing is.

Technical or content?
Technical first, always, and it is usually the cheaper half. A site that renders client-side only, or ships a sitemap full of redirects, is losing rankings for reasons no article will fix, and those reasons take days rather than months.

Key takeaways

  • Technical first: rendering and speed are fixed before a single page of content is written.

  • Two markets: two separate markets, Arabic and English, each researched and tracked on its own terms.

  • Flat terms shown: every term on the agreed list appears monthly, including the ones that did not move.

  • Code you review: fixes ship as pull requests into your own repository, never as access to your server.

Start here · free check

How fast does your site load, and what is stopping it from ranking?

Enter your domain and we run a real render of your home page in a real browser: speed, crawlability and the rendering faults that stop good content from ranking.

Results open in our assessment tool. No account, no email, nothing stored.

Why rankings stick

Where search spend leaks, and what we fix.

How money is wasted

  • Articles are written for a site that cannot render.

  • Progress is reported as a tool score, not rankings.

  • Arabic pages are machine-translated English ones.

  • Links are bought, which works until it reverses.

  • The term list quietly swaps hard terms for easy ones.

How we work

  • Rendering and speed are fixed before anything else.

  • Reporting is actual positions for named terms.

  • Arabic pages are written in Arabic, for Arabic terms.

  • Authority is earned slowly and keeps working.

  • The term list is fixed in writing at the start.

What it involves

Search work, in order.

Sequenced so the cheap technical wins land first, and content is then measured on a site that can be crawled.

  • Technical audit and crawl budget

    Rendering, speed, duplicates and wasted crawl budget, ranked by cost to fix.

  • Rendering fixes

    Server-rendered content wherever crawlers currently see an empty shell.

  • Speed and vitals

    Real-device load times brought under the thresholds that affect ranking.

  • Bilingual structure, Arabic and English

    Hreflang, Arabic URLs and separate term research done for each language.

  • Structured data

    Schema that validates, for the entities you actually have on the site.

  • Content programme

    Pages for the questions buyers actually ask, written by people who know them.

  • Local listings

    Business profiles, maps and reviews kept consistent across every branch.

  • Honest reporting, every month

    Positions for named terms every month, including the flat and falling ones.

AI writer · with an editor

Drafted by a model, then rewritten and signed off by a person.

A model drafts from your own term research and your subject expert’s notes, never from a generic prompt. An editor who speaks the language rewrites it, checks every claim against its source and signs the page before it ships. Nothing publishes unread.

  • Your sources only — drafts are grounded in your term research and expert notes, never in a generic prompt.

  • A person signs off — an editor who speaks the language rewrites and checks every claim before publication.

  • Disclosed where used — we tell you which pages a model drafted, and you can ask for a human draft instead.

Discover: mapping a system across a wall of diagrams
01Research

Term research per language and a brief from your subject expert, agreed before any drafting.

Beyond the ten blue links

Search now answers before it lists.

Assistants and AI overviews draw on the same structure a crawler reads, so the technical work pays twice. We measure both: positions for the agreed terms, and whether the assistants cite you for the questions behind them.

  • Answer engines

    Assistants cite pages they can parse and corroborate, so clear structure counts twice here.

  • AI overviews

    The generated summary above the results draws on plainly stated answers near the top of a page.

  • Measured, not guessed

    The same buyer questions asked monthly across assistants, with every answer recorded.

Local search

Found by the branch nearest the customer, not just by the brand.

For anyone with branches, the map result is the search result, and it is won on consistency rather than content: the same name, hours and phone number everywhere a customer might look.

  • Business profiles

    One verified profile per branch, with hours, categories and photos kept current.

  • Consistent details

    Name, address and phone kept identical across maps, directories and your own pages.

  • Reviews that answer

    Replies in the customer’s language, and the recurring complaint fed back to operations.

How it works · our method

The SiaSol five-phase method, applied to this service.

  1. 01

    Discover

    Most technology projects fail long before the first line of code — they fail at the question.

  2. 02

    Diagnose

    Every slow process has an owner and a cost.

  3. 03

    Design

    Architecture is a set of decisions you live with.

  4. 04

    Deliver

    Software not in production is just cost.

  5. 05

    Evolve

    The handover is the point, not the end.

Where we work

Close where it counts, bilingual everywhere

  • Egypt: Cairo (HQ) and nationwide delivery

  • Saudi Arabia: Riyadh, with teams on client time zones

  • Gulf and beyond: Arabic and English, one delivery standard

Cost & engagement

Search visibility: cost and engagement

Cost splits between a one-off technical audit and a monthly programme, and we would rather you took only the first if that is where the value is. Several clients have done the audit, applied the fixes themselves and stopped there.

  • Fixed · two to three weeks

    Technical audit

    What is broken, ranked by cost to fix against likely gain.

  • Fixed · quoted from the audit

    Fix delivery

    The fixes shipped as pull requests your team reviews.

  • Monthly · ongoing

    Programme

    Content, structure and reporting against the fixed term list.

Proof

Search work delivered

FAQ

What to ask about Search visibility.

01Do you guarantee a first-page position?

No, and anybody who does is either describing an uncompetitive term or does not expect to be asked about it later. What we commit to is a fixed term list, monthly positions for all of it, and an honest account of what moved and what did not.

02Will you buy links for us?

No. It works for a while and then reverses, usually at the worst moment, and the recovery costs more than the gain was worth. If that is the engagement you want we are the wrong supplier and we will say so in the first call rather than the third.

03How do you handle Arabic search?

As its own market with its own term research, because the Arabic phrase buyers actually type is frequently not a translation of the English one. Pages are written in Arabic by people who speak it, and hreflang is verified rather than assumed.

04Can we just take the audit?

Yes, and several clients have. The audit is a standalone document that your own developers can act on, ranked by cost to fix against likely gain, so taking it and stopping there is a legitimate outcome rather than a failed sale.

05Who writes the content?

People, and in the language the page is for. We will use a model to draft an outline or check coverage of a topic, and we will tell you where we did, but a page generated end to end reads like one and tends to rank like one too.

06Do you need access to our server?

No. Technical fixes arrive as pull requests into your repository, reviewed and merged by your own team on your own schedule. Where a change has to happen in a CMS or a DNS panel we write the exact steps and your team applies them.

07What if the audit says the site is fine?

Then it says so and the recommendation becomes content and authority, which is slower and more expensive, and we will say that plainly. It is a less comfortable conversation than a long list of fixes, but it saves you a wasted quarter.

Ready to fix what is actually broken?

Tell us the terms you want to win and the markets you sell in. We come back with a technical audit, a fixed term list for both languages and a number for each part.

Book an audit