How is SEO scoped in Iraq?
Plans are defined after discovery for technical fixes, on-page optimization, and local SEO. Content-heavy verticals or competitive industries (real estate, e-commerce) typically run after discovery. We avoid annual contracts — month-to-month with a 30-day notice. If we're not delivering, you walk.
How long does SEO take to show results in Iraq?
First measurable lifts in 3-4 months. Significant ranking moves in 6-12 months. Iraqi search competition is light, so first-mover dynamics work in your favor — but Google still takes its time crawling, indexing, and trusting a new site.
Do you do Arabic SEO?
Yes — and not as an afterthought. Arabic SEO is the core of what we do for Iraqi clients. We research Arabic keyword variants (including Iraqi dialect when relevant), optimize Arabic typography for Core Web Vitals, and produce real Arabic content. Translated English content gets translated rankings — meaning none.
Can you help with Google Maps and local search in Baghdad?
Yes. Local SEO is a separate but related service. We optimize Google Business Profiles, build local citations across Iraqi directories, and tune on-site signals for "near me" and city-specific searches across Baghdad, Erbil, Basra, Mosul, Sulaymaniyah, Najaf, and Karbala.
What's actually included in monthly SEO reports?
Keyword positions for tracked terms, organic traffic by city and language, top-performing pages, leads attributed to organic, technical issues fixed, and content shipped. Plain English, not jargon. If your current SEO agency sends you a 40-page PDF you can't read, that's a problem.
Can you guarantee page-1 rankings?
No, and anyone who guarantees it is lying. What we guarantee is the methodology — same approach we use for Saudi and Jordanian clients ranking on page 1 today. Most Iraqi clients see page-1 results for at least one tracked keyword within 6 months.
How do you handle the Arabic / Kurdish / English SERP split for Iraqi search?
Iraqi search splits across three language modes — Arabic (with Iraqi dialect variants), Sorani Kurdish in KRG, and English for diaspora and KRG hospitality. We run separate keyword tracks per language, build language-aware hreflang clusters, and write content natively in each language. Translated content gets translated rankings, meaning none.
Why is Baghdad SEO competition lighter than Riyadh or Dubai?
Iraqi SMEs have historically under-invested in SEO compared to Saudi and UAE peers. That gap is closing — but it's still a first-mover window. A well-optimised Baghdad SME site with 30+ pages of useful Arabic content can rank where a similarly-sized Riyadh site would need 100+. The window narrows every quarter; the merchants getting in now win the next five years.