Structure and content
I read everything you have, work out what a buyer is actually looking for, and rewrite the page structure around it. Usually this means fewer pages saying more.
Home/Services
Two things, often together, because they share the same content work and should say the same thing.
01 · Websites
The work is rarely about looking modern. It is about rebuilding the page around the question your buyer is actually asking, moving the proof to where they will see it, and making the whole thing load fast enough for a site office on mobile data.


What a rebuild includes
Every project covers all four. They are not add-ons.
I read everything you have, work out what a buyer is actually looking for, and rewrite the page structure around it. Usually this means fewer pages saying more.
Arabic is laid out as its own design, right-to-left, with type that reads properly at small sizes. Not the English layout with the text swapped.
Compressed images, no bloated plugins, proper page titles and descriptions, a working sitemap, and a Google Business profile that matches your real details.
Everything in your accounts, in your name. Plus a short screen recording showing whoever handles it how to change text, swap photos and add a project.
On Google
No, and anyone who does is guessing. What I can commit to is the part that is actually within my control: clean page structure, fast loading, correct titles and descriptions, a working sitemap, and a Google Business profile that matches your real details. That is what gives you a fair chance to rank.
02 · Company profiles
A capability statement is often the only document a main contractor actually opens. It travels by WhatsApp, it gets attached to pre-qualification submissions, and it sits in a procurement folder for years.
Most were put together in Word under deadline and then reused for years, because there is never a good week to rebuild one. I build the profile from the same content work as the website, which is why doing both together costs far less than doing them apart, and why they end up saying the same thing.
Where to start
A three-minute recording of your current site, showing the changes that would make the biggest difference first. Yours to keep either way.