Where it sits on the path: Ad · Revenue
SEO services: visits from Google you don't pay per click for
From a site nobody finds without ads to pages customers reach from Google while searching for your product by name.
I start from Search Console, not a ready-made keyword list. I see the searches that actually bring people to you, and what stops Google indexing your pages. Then the execution team I lead carries out the fixes and the content, and every month you get a report on organic visits and sales. I work with a limited number of clients at a time.
From my work: At Argan Package in Saudi Arabia, organic sales rose 15% within 4 months, after I fixed the store's Search Console and technical SEO issues.
You pay for every order that comes from an ad. When the ads stop, the orders stop. SEO builds you a second channel that brings buyers from free search, and it doesn't stop with the budget.
Is this what you need?
- All our orders come from ads, and if we stop them everything stops.
- We search for our products on Google and find our competitors, not us.
- Search Console is full of warnings and we don't know which matter.
- We've written lots of articles and they haven't brought a single customer.
- Our store is on Salla or Zid and we don't know what can be improved.
This is for you if you are
A Salla or Zid store living on ads
It sells, but every order carries the cost of a click, and sales drop the moment the ads pause.
A service company that doesn't show up when its customers search
Its competitors are in the top results, and it doesn't know what it's missing.
A site that has published lots of content with no result
It has articles, but they don't target what buyers search for, or lead them to buy.
Why it happens
A buyer types your product's name into Google and finds your competitor's store before yours. If your competitor is in the free results, they didn't pay for that visit. You pay for it in every ad.
I know the price of a click well. I managed about USD 4 million in Google Ads, cumulatively, on the HungerStation and LINE Live projects in 2018–2019. So I look at SEO the way someone paying for ads does: every order from free search is an order you didn't pay a click for.
My view: SEO is judged by the orders it brings, not by how many keywords sit on page one. So I start with the categories and products that sell, and move to articles after that.
If your store is new, SEO starts with how it's built: online store design and build, ready for Google from day one.
What I do, in order
I read your site the way Google does
I open Search Console and look at indexed and excluded pages, and the keywords you show up for today and where. That tells me where your visibility is lost before I write a line.
I order the work by its effect on sales
One error on a category that sells matters more than a hundred warnings on pages that don't. So I start with what blocks the products and categories that bring in money.
The team fixes the technical problems
Indexing, duplicate pages, internal links, product structured data and mobile speed. Whatever sits with the platform itself, I follow up with its support until it's resolved.
I build the pages your customers search for
Category and product pages in the words buyers type, and articles that answer their questions before they buy. Each page targets one keyword, so your pages don't compete with each other.
I earn clean links
Links from people who actually know you, and from useful content worth citing. I stay away from bought links and link swaps, because Google penalises them.
I measure every month in sales
Every month you get a report on visits from Google, the keywords that improved, and the orders that came from free search.
What you receive
- A starting report: what Google indexes on your site, what stops it, and the order of fixes
- A keyword map: each page and its keyword, with no pages competing with each other
- Technical fixes carried out, and platform issues raised with its support and followed up
- Category pages, product pages and articles written in the words your customers search with
- A monthly report showing what changed in numbers: organic visits and sales
- A written contract and an official invoice
What I need from you
- Search Console access and view access to GA4
- Access to the store or site to carry out fixes and content
- Sales by product or category, so I can order the work by its effect
What this does not cover
- Guaranteed rankings or page one; that's Google's decision
- Buying links or any tactic against Google's policies
- Results within days; SEO builds over months
Once I've worked with you, you will be able to
Details
- You know which keywords bring customers to you from Google, and how much they buy.
- You decide where to ease off ads, because you can see which products have started selling from free search.
- You understand Search Console and know which warning deserves your time.
- You add a new product knowing how to title it so searchers find it.
From my work
At Argan Package in Saudi Arabia, organic sales rose 15% within 4 months, after I fixed the store's Search Console and technical SEO issues. In the same store, Merchant Center delivered a 25% ROI within 3 months of launch. And I built this site, mqudah.com, and run its visibility in Google and in AI answer engines myself.
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25%
ROI from Google Merchant Center
25% ROI from Merchant Center within 3 months, and organic sales up 15%
Where it sits on the path: Ad · Revenue
Questions
Why work with me instead of an SEO company?
Because you deal directly with the person who reads your data and decides the order of work, not a sales rep who hands you to someone you've never met. The execution team I lead carries out the fixes and content, and I stay accountable to you. You get a written contract and an official invoice.
How does the work start?
With a setup project at one price: I fix what stops Google reading your site, and build the keyword map and the core pages. After that the work continues monthly on content, links and improvements, and you get a report in numbers every month.
How much do SEO services cost?
It's set by the size of the work: the number of pages and products, the platform, and how much content you need each month. I send you a written quote after I've seen Search Console, so the price is built on your site's data, not a guess.
When will I see results?
The first thing you get is the starting report: what stops Google reading your site, and the order of fixes. Then every month you see what changed, in numbers. SEO builds over months: at Argan Package organic sales rose within 4 months after the fixes. Once I've read your site's data, I tell you plainly what to expect.
What do you guarantee? Do you guarantee page one?
I guarantee the work, not the ranking. I start with what stops Google reading your site, I build every page for a keyword a buyer searches for, and every month you get a report showing what changed, in numbers. The ranking itself is Google's decision alone.
My store is on Salla or Zid. Can its SEO be improved?
Yes, and most of it is in your hands: categories, product titles and descriptions, images, internal links and content. Whatever sits with the platform, I raise with its support and follow up. And I know Salla from the inside: Argan Package's store is on Salla, and I developed it and ran its marketing.
I only want an audit, without the work. Is that possible?
Yes, as a separate service: technical SEO audit. You get a report with the fixes in order, and your developer carries them out.
Does the work cover showing up in ChatGPT and Google's AI answers?
Yes, because the foundation is the same: a site that gets indexed, pages that answer clearly, and other sources saying the same about you. I wrote about it in showing up in AI answers.
Read before you ask
Send me your site's link, and I'll start with what hides your products from Google
From a site nobody finds without ads to pages customers reach from Google while searching for your product by name.