SEO Services in Lebanon & the GCC.

One person doing the work an SEO company in Lebanon would split across a team. I run the audit, fix the technical issues in the code, write or brief the content, build the citations and send the report myself. You get a fixed monthly fee in USD, no account managers, and one person accountable for the result. If your project needs a team of ten, an agency is the right call and I'll say so in the free review.

Monthly SEO campaigns in Lebanon run $250 to $800, a one-off audit with the fixes implemented $150 to $400, and an AI SEO foundation $300 to $900; GCC campaigns run $500 to $1,500 a month. The exact figure depends on your market's competitiveness, the keywords you're targeting and whether Arabic content is included, and is confirmed after the free review. Every campaign is a fixed fee in USD, month to month, with no lock-in contracts. The full breakdown is in how much SEO costs in Lebanon.

Expect 3 to 6 months for consistent movement on competitive keywords, with local SEO and technical fixes often showing earlier. Anyone promising page one in thirty days is selling something that doesn't exist — you get honest timelines and a monthly report showing exactly where things stand.

No — and nobody honest does, because Google's results aren't for sale. What I guarantee is the work: technical fixes implemented, content published, citations built, and a transparent monthly report. Rankings follow the work; a "guaranteed #1" pitch is the biggest red flag in this industry.

AI SEO is the work of getting your business named when customers ask ChatGPT, Gemini or Perplexity for a recommendation. It comes down to three things: a consistent, machine-readable identity for your business (structured data), citations on the third-party platforms AI models trust, and content written to answer questions directly. I published the full approach in my AI search playbook — and run it for clients.

Yes — keyword research, content and on-page work in Arabic with proper right-to-left handling. Arabic search is one of the biggest openings in this market: most Lebanese and GCC businesses compete only in English, leaving Arabic queries with far less competition.

Yes. The free review works on any site — WordPress, Shopify, custom code. Because I'm a developer, technical problems found in the audit get fixed directly instead of being handed back to you as a to-do list. If the site's foundation is beyond saving, I'll tell you that honestly too.

Winning the map pack — the three map results Google shows for searches like "near me" or "in Beirut". That takes a fully built Google Business Profile with the right categories and services, a steady flow of genuine reviews, consistent name-address-phone citations across directories, and location-relevant pages on your website.

Yes. Campaigns can target Lebanon, the UAE, Saudi Arabia, Kuwait and Qatar — with country-specific keywords, content for each market, and hreflang set correctly when a site serves several. Bilingual English/Arabic work doubles the reach in every one of them.

A scoped monthly mix of technical maintenance, content (pages or articles), local SEO and citation work, and link building from real relationships — plus the monthly report. The exact mix is agreed in the proposal, and it shifts month to month toward whatever the data says is working.

You'll see the same numbers I do: keyword positions, clicks and impressions from Google Search Console, enquiries from the site, and a monthly check of whether ChatGPT, Gemini and Perplexity mention your business. If a quarter passes without movement, we change the plan — you're never locked into a contract that isn't earning.