Found on Google. Quoted by AI.
Search in Saudi Arabia is bilingual, overwhelmingly mobile, intensely local, and increasingly answered inside AI assistants where there is no blue link to click. Optimising for one of those and ignoring the rest leaves most of the market untouched.
Start a projectTechnical audit
Crawl, indexation, canonicals, hreflang and Core Web Vitals fixed before a word of content is written.
Arabic keywords
Built from scratch in an Arabic locale, never translated from an English list. The vocabulary genuinely differs.
Content & authority
A bilingual editorial calendar plus digital PR that earns mentions on sources models already trust.
Answer engines
Schema, llms.txt and self-contained quotable passages so ChatGPT and Perplexity can cite you accurately.
Arabic keyword research is not translated keyword research
Run an English list through a translation tool and you get terms nobody searches. Arabic search vocabulary has its own commercial patterns, dialect variation and spelling inconsistency — users drop diacritics, use colloquial Gulf forms, and mix scripts inside one query.
We build the Arabic list independently from Arabic-locale autocomplete, your own Search Console data, and the vocabulary your Saudi competitors actually use in their titles. Then we validate volume rather than assuming it.
Answer engine optimisation is currently underpriced
When a Saudi buyer asks an assistant for a shortlist, the model draws on structured, quotable, well-attributed content. That is a distinct discipline from ranking blue links and almost nobody is competing for it yet.
In practice it means writing self-contained factual passages a model can lift without surrounding context, marking up entities with schema, publishing an llms.txt, and earning mentions on sources models already treat as reliable.
Questions
How long does SEO take in Saudi Arabia?+
Technical fixes can move rankings in two to six weeks. Local SEO usually shows in one to three months. Competitive commercial keywords in Riyadh or Jeddah need four to eight months of consistent work.
How much does SEO cost?+
Retainers run SAR 6,000–30,000 per month depending on competitiveness, languages and content volume. We recommend a six-month minimum because shorter engagements rarely reach the point of return.
Do you guarantee page one?+
No, and no honest agency does. Nobody controls Google's results. We commit to a defined scope, transparent reporting and measurable progress against agreed KPIs.
What is AEO?+
Answer engine optimisation — structuring content so AI assistants can quote it accurately. It matters increasingly as Saudi buyers research through ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity.
Can you work alongside our in-house team?+
Yes. We often act as the technical and content engine while an internal team owns brand and community.