In one line: buyers search Google for product terms before they ever contact a supplier, and almost nobody looks past page one. SEO is the work of keeping you there.
Who it's for
- Manufacturers and traders with stable export products who want to rely less on platform orders
- Sites that spent money on a website but organic traffic and inquiries stay flat
- Anyone targeting non-English markets (Spanish, Arabic and more) beyond the English site
What you get
- Keyword research & mapping — a keyword library built from how buyers actually search (not your internal jargon), with a target term per page
- Technical SEO — speed, structure, crawl and index health; overseas load speed watched separately
- Page optimization — titles, content, internal linking, built to conversion-page standards
- Multilingual SEO — localized keywords and pages for EN / ES / AR and more
- Weekly reporting — what was done, where it stands, what's next; always visible in the project tracker
What I don't do
- No bought links. Cheap bulk links are link farms — they hurt sites and the damage is hard to reverse.
- No guaranteed rankings or inquiry counts. What I guarantee is actions and transparency, not search engines.
- No padding reports. Data exists to support decisions, not to look busy.
How to start
Start with the free audit: a 60-second form, a report within 48 hours — whether SEO is worth it for you, and in what order. Read first, then decide.
Prefer not to run SEO, GEO and AEO as three separate vendors? See MKEO — one measurable framework.
Want the methods first? Read Google SEO vs Alibaba International: Where Does the Budget Go?, or see GEO · AI search optimization — buyers now ask AI engines for suppliers too.
FAQ
How long until rankings move?
It depends on keyword competition and your site's current state. Technical fixes take effect within the week; getting keywords onto page one usually takes months. Specific expectations are given in the free audit report, based on your actual keyword set — never made-up numbers.
SEO or Alibaba International — which one?
It depends on your product, margins and team. They're not mutually exclusive — many clients run both. The decision framework is in the article 'Google SEO vs Alibaba International: Where Does the Budget Go?'.
Should I buy backlinks?
No. Cheap link packages (dozens per month) are link farms — they actively hurt your site and penalties are hard to reverse. What should be done instead: link opportunity research and content worth citing. That's part of the plan.