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SEO so Google sends you clients.
A beautiful site nobody finds does not sell. SEO is what turns Google into a free, daily source of clients: people who are already searching for what you offer.
I handle the SEO of the sites I build, and I can take over the SEO of an existing site: technical audit, local SEO, pages and articles written for what your clients actually search.
Why a site stays invisible
Online, but nowhere on Google.
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Google cannot read the site
Missing titles, no sitemap, no structured data, pages blocked or duplicated. The site exists; Google does not understand it.
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No page for what people search
Your clients type "dentist Casablanca" or "freelance designer". If no page answers that search, you cannot appear for it.
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A neglected Google Business Profile
For a local business it is often the first thing people see: wrong hours, no photos, unanswered reviews.
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Slow on mobile
Speed is part of how Google ranks, and part of why visitors leave.
What the work includes
SEO you can point at.
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Technical audit and fixes
Titles, descriptions, sitemap, robots, structured data, speed, canonical and language tags: everything Google needs to read the site.
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Keyword research
What your clients actually type, how often, and how hard each search is to win, so every page targets a real search.
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Pages and articles
Service pages and articles written for those searches, answering the question the way a professional would.
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Local SEO and follow-up
Google Business Profile, Search Console set up, and a plain report of what moves: impressions, clicks, queries.
How it works
Slow to start, free once it runs.
SEO is not an ad switched on overnight. A new site usually takes weeks to months before Google ranks it, and anyone promising first place is guessing. What compounds is a site Google understands, pages that answer real searches, and articles that keep bringing visitors long after they are published.
The dental centre below launched with ten articles written from what patients search before they call; the cardiology practice with a page per exam and six patient guides. The figures I report come from Google Search Console, the source Google itself provides.
How it is built, step by step(02) Sites built to be found.
Sites and products in production, for clinics, brands and founders. Each cover opens the live site or the case study.
All projectsCentre dentaire la Nation
A site built around an interactive dental arch, with online booking by treatment, a first-visit walkthrough, a patient dashboard, and ten articles answering what patients search before they call.
Design, build, SEOVisit the siteDr Sanaa Benhaourech
A clinic site with online booking in under two minutes, a private patient space, and pages that answer patients before they call.
Design, build, SEOVisit the site
How it works
From one link to a site that brings clients.
One link and one line on what isn't working. No call needed to start.
Within 24 hours: the three things I would change first, the scope, the timeline and a price.
New pages around the action you want, a clickable version to test, then development.
Online, Search Console set up, Google Business linked, and the first pages written for real searches.
Questions
Before you write.
01How long until I see results?
Usually weeks to months, depending on competition and on where the site starts. The first signs (impressions in Search Console) come before the clicks.
02Can you guarantee first place on Google?
No, and nobody honest can. What I guarantee is the work: a site Google can read, pages for the searches that matter, and a clear report of what moves.
03Do you do SEO on a site you didn't build?
Yes. It starts with an audit of the existing site, then the fixes and the content, on WordPress, Shopify or a custom site.
04What is local SEO?
Showing up when someone nearby searches your trade: "dentist Casablanca", "cardiologist Maarif". It relies on your Google Business Profile, local pages and consistent contact details.
05How much does SEO cost?
It depends on the size of the site and the competition. Send the brief with your site's address: you get a written reply within a day with what I would do first and the price.