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I am seriously thinking about creating content to teach SEO correctly in Arabic. A very bitter truth is that the Arabic content available for learning SEO is incredibly lacking in both quality and accuracy. This gap in knowledge and resources is hindering the potential of countless Arabic-speaking professionals and businesses who could significantly benefit from proper SEO practices. My goal is to change that by offering comprehensive, accurate, and up-to-date SEO content that empowers individuals and organizations to succeed in the digital space. By sharing my decade-long experience in SEO, I aim to bridge this gap and provide the Arabic-speaking community with the tools and insights they need to excel. It’s time to elevate the standard of SEO education in the Arabic world and ensure that quality content is accessible to everyone who seeks it.

Let’s check out our success story in SEO optimizing processes and redesign support for Language Courses website! 🔍 Challenges: Despite a lengthy online presence spanning over 9 years, the existing website struggled with visibility on search engine platforms. With over 2000 indexed pages predominantly consisting of duplicates or low-quality content, coupled with an outdated design, a comprehensive website overhaul was imperative. 💡 Solution (service provided): We executed a comprehensive SEO optimization and website redesign support process and its updating in the Google Search ✅ Tasks Accomplished: - Extraction and analysis of data from legacy pages, preservation of pertinent content, and seamless implementation of redirects - Strategic dissemination of the semantic core across the website's architecture - Identification and prioritization of targeted queries to streamline traffic acquisition - Implementation of robust security protocols, including HTTPS adoption - Comprehensive meta-data optimization spanning approximately 150 pages ⠀ 🎯 Outcomes: - A substantial surge in website traffic, up by 2-2.5 times post-reindexing. - The enhancement in keywords performance, with over 27% achieving top 20 rankings. Dive into the detailed case study available on our website https://lnkd.in/e6A9QJ_f ▫️ Unlock the full potential of your digital presence with our bespoke optimization strategies! #NaChasi #NaChasiAgency #NaChasi_cases #SEOagency #SEOservices #NaChasi_services #WordPressDesign #WordPress

SEO is not a shortcut. It’s a long game, just like learning languages. Let me tell you a story. At 15, I watched movies on a 2G button phone. I didn’t understand Hindi but kept watching. I liked to copy seniors' attitudes and kept watching. Over time, Hindi became fluent for me. I thought, why not try English movies? Same process, same result. Fluency. Now I watch movies from all industries, but only according to IMDb ratings. I also read books following what industry experts are reading. The habit of persistence? It turned a “bad” habit into growth. Now, let’s connect the dots: SEO works the same way. SEO is a marathon, not a sprint It’s not about quick fixes or shortcuts. It’s about showing up consistently. Writing, optimizing, analyzing—step by step. The algorithm takes time to crawl content. The results come, but only with patience. You can’t finish a movie in one minute. And if you try, it’s not a movie—it’s TikTok. SEO is a process, not a product. P.S. Are you patient enough for real results? __________ Like what you see? Repost ♻️ and follow Mostakim for more law-firm-focused SEO tips and strategies! #SEOtips

For anyone who missed my talk at BrightonSEO last week, here is the corresponding article explaining everything I've learnt so far about how to leverage MTPE for multilingual SEO success. Let me know what you think! https://lnkd.in/e6NCW6eW

🇪🇸 Hola. 🇫🇷 Je m’appelle Claire. 🇩🇪 Ich spreche Google. The language of search can be intimidating to a non-search expert. Here’s a way of thinking about it that might help you make better sense of it. (Whether this helps will depend on your own life experience and whether you can relate to speaking a second or third language – go with me if you don’t! ) There’s a lot of jargon in search optimization: we talk about keywords, on-page, off-page, SEM, PPC, Semrush, Ahrefs, Search Console, technical SEO. Very quickly, it can become a barrage of nonsense. In fact, it’s a lot like mastering a foreign language. ➡️ When you don’t know any words at all, it makes no sense. ➡️ When you know a few words, it can feel like you’re starting to get the hang of it. ➡️ When you know a bit more, you start to be able to figure things out on your own. I know what it’s like to learn a foreign language. My first language is English, but I’ve learned French, German, and Spanish from scratch to relative fluency. In my experience, there are three stages to learning a language: 🐣 The first stage, when you just know a few words, learning can seem even more intimidating because you realise just how much there is to learn, and how early on in the process you are. You fully understand just how little you know of the language. 🐥The second stage, when you start to become proficient, you think you know what you’re talking about, but it can be really easy to get mixed up with ‘false friends’ or similar-sounding words and say something really inappropriate in conversation. At this stage, you don’t know what you don’t know. (My own favorite example of the above example was when I was living in Germany and said to a friend I had a ‘Pinkel’ on my face. ‘Pickel’ = spot. ‘Pinkel’ = pee. Ew.) 🦉 Then the last stage, when you’re really quite good. You can hold a conversation, understand all the information you need, and you start to see yet again how far you have to go. At this stage, you’ve gone a full circle and have a better understanding of what you don’t know. But this time, you know what questions to ask to find out the information you’re missing. I’ve found that learning search engine optimization is a lot like this process. 🐣 At first, it can seem intimidating and almost like a barrage of nonsense. You can’t understand the logic or relationship between different things. 🐥 You start to understand some of the basics, and you implement things as best you can, but it’s easy to trip up still, or make quite basic mistakes. 🦉 The final stage, where you start to see the relationship and logic between content and links and Google’s philosophy. I’d love to know if this makes sense to you too! Hablas Google? *** I’m Claire and I’m a search engine optimization expert. I run an SEO agency in Somerville MA called Aloha Life Digital. If you need any help with getting more clients from Google for your business, I would love to hear from you. #seo #seoexpert

Is Language a Ranking Factor? How Does it Impact SEO? Let's see! By offering your website content in multiple languages, you not only cater to a diverse audience but also enhance their browsing experience, making them feel more connected and engaged with your brand. But how does offering content in different languages impact your website's organic search rankings? Many people assume that the UK and the US speak the same language, namely Queen English. Is US or UK English Better for SEO? Contrary to popular belief, the choice between US or UK English has minimal impact on your SEO. Google's SEO automation process is language-agnostic, providing you with the reassurance that your content's quality and relevance are the key factors. American  English Vs British English: Which is Better for Web Content? Besides the spelling and grammar, we find that some things are not just spelled differently (humor- humour, favor-favour, color, colour) But certain words mean different things In American English' Band' means a group of musicians. While in UK English' Band' means a piece of cloth or metal. These subtle differences can have an impact on your SEO, especially if your target audience is specific to one region. 👉Know your audience: Understanding your audience is paramount. By doing so, you not only gain insights into their preferences but also show them that their needs and expectations are at the forefront of your content strategy, making them feel valued and considered. The bottom line is staying authentic and consistent. It’s your voice, dude. There is basically no need to duplicate the content as it does not impact your SEO as far as Google is concerned. P.S. Which English do you prefer: US or UK? If you need SEO assistance for your website, simply DM here 👉 Niraj #SEO #LanguageMatters #GlobalAudience #DigitalMarketing #SEOAgency #DigitalMarketingAgency

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Wondering why your International SEO is not doing well🤔? Check out Elie Berreby's guide to identify and solve common hreflang mistakes and to ensure your content reaches the right audience.

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Here are some great SEO insights from our CEO, Virginia Magrì - Multilingual Marketing Specialist. 👩💻 After almost 7 years in the field, this is what she has to share. 1. User intent is what you have to focus on. 2. SEO translators are not really a thing: you're either a translator or an SEO. You can also be both (provided you had proper training, and no, it's not only about being able to research keywords in GSC). 3. Backlinking is underrated. 4. Helpful and quality content answering the user intent works wonders. 5. Results may take time: be patient and consistent with your efforts. 6. SEO is a journey of constant learning, you'll never know enough. 7. Like marketing, SEO is about experimenting. There's no one-fit-all strategy. 8. SEO SOPs save time and ensure you reach your goals faster, don't underestimate their value, especially if you lead a team. 9. SEO is not dead (only SEOs will understand😅).