SEO & content
SEO and content systems that grow organic traffic on their own
Technical SEO, on-page work, structured data and content pipelines, built into the site by the engineers who made it, and measured in Search Console rather than in promises.
SEO fails when it is bolted on afterwards
Most sites lose search traffic to problems no agency report fixes: slow rendering, pages Google cannot crawl, duplicate URLs across languages, missing structured data, and a content plan nobody has time to execute.
We handle SEO as engineering plus editorial. The technical layer is fixed in the code. The content layer is a system: keyword research, a calendar, AI-assisted drafting with human review, and publishing that runs every week whether or not anyone remembers.
Who it's for
A good fit when
- Your site is live but organic traffic is flat, or Search Console is full of errors nobody understands.
- You sell in Persian or Arabic markets, where good technical SEO is rare and rankings move fast.
- You want a blog or resource section that publishes consistently without hiring a content team.
Deliverables
What we deliver
Technical SEO audit and fixes
Crawlability, indexing, redirects, canonical and hreflang, sitemaps, Core Web Vitals and rendering, audited and fixed in the codebase rather than listed in a PDF.
On-page optimization
Titles, descriptions, headings, internal linking and page structure aligned to the queries that matter, per language.
Structured data
Organization, Service, FAQ, Product, Article and Breadcrumb schema for rich results, validated and monitored.
Keyword and content strategy
Research in English, Persian and Arabic, grouped into topics and mapped to pages, with an editorial calendar you can follow.
AI-assisted content engine
A pipeline that drafts, optimizes and schedules articles from your briefs, with an editor in the loop. See the AI blog engine case study.
Reporting that means something
Search Console and analytics pulled into one monthly report: indexed pages, impressions by locale, rankings on the target list, and what to do next.
Process
How an SEO engagement runs
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Cloudflare- 01
Baseline
Search Console, analytics and a full technical crawl. You get a prioritized list of what is holding the site back.
- 02
Fix the foundation
The technical issues are fixed in code, usually within the first two weeks, and verified in Search Console.
- 03
Build the content system
Keyword research, topic clusters, templates and the publishing pipeline, then the first batch of pages goes live.
- 04
Measure and repeat
Monthly reporting against the target list, and the next batch of content and fixes based on what moved.
FAQ
Questions we hear
Technical fixes show in Search Console within days: more pages indexed, errors gone, rich results appearing. Rankings on new content take one to three months in Persian and Arabic, longer for competitive English terms. We report monthly against a target list so progress is visible early.
Yes, and it is one of our strengths: keyword research, content and technical SEO for right-to-left sites, including hreflang across languages, local search engines and marketplaces.
Content that is useful, accurate and reviewed by a person ranks, whatever drafted it. Our pipeline uses AI for research and first drafts, an editor for judgment, and structured briefs so every article answers a real query. Thin, unreviewed AI pages are exactly what we do not publish.
Yes. WordPress, Shopify, Next.js, Nuxt, custom PHP: we audit it, fix what we can in the codebase and give your developers precise tickets for the rest.
Technical monitoring, a fixed number of new or updated pages, internal-linking and on-page work, structured-data maintenance, and the monthly report with next actions.
Want organic traffic you can see in Search Console?
Send us your domain. We will run a first audit and come back with what to fix, in order.