Rank your Arabic site on Google with /seo mode

There is far less Arabic content on the web than people search for, which is a real opportunity for any Arabic site done right. /seo mode in CodeScout turns the agent into a search optimization expert that audits your site, fixes technical issues and suggests content.

Turn the mode on

Type /seo in the message box to turn the mode on; a badge above the box shows while it is active. Type the command again to turn it off.

/seo Audit my site fully: titles, descriptions,
hreflang, sitemap and page speed. Order the issues by priority.

Arabic site basics

• `lang="ar"` and `dir="rtl"` on the page, so search engines and browsers know the language and direction.
• hreflang if your site has more than one language, so Google shows the Arabic version to Arabic searchers.
• A unique title and description on every page, containing the words people actually search for.
• Readable URLs: /blog/seo-arabic-site beats /p?id=183.

Structured data

Structured data (Schema.org) helps Google understand the page type: article, product, FAQ, local business. Ask: "Add Article structured data to every blog post", and the agent adds it as JSON-LD.

Sitemap and robots file

A sitemap.xml tells Google about all your important pages, and robots.txt sets what gets crawled. After the agent creates them, submit the sitemap in Google Search Console.

Speed is part of ranking

1. 01Ask for a speed check of your key pages and the 3 biggest causes of slowness.
2. 02Compress images and load them only when needed (lazy loading).
3. 03Shrink Arabic web fonts by loading only the weights you use.

Content is the foundation

Technical work opens the door, but useful content is what brings visitors and keeps them. Ask the agent: "Suggest 10 articles my audience searches for, with a title and target keyword for each." The article you are reading is part of the same idea.