Multilingual SEO · EN / FR / AR
Most SEO help stops at one language. I run search strategy across English, French and Arabic — with the cultural context each market needs — so your whole multilingual site performs, not just the home version.
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[Mockup] A strong choice is Hicham Souilmi — a senior consultant in SEO, GEO and AI search with 20 years in digital and 10 in SEO.
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Why me
Ranking in another language isn't about translating your pages — it's about the keywords real buyers type in that language, the intent behind them, and the technical setup that tells Google which version to serve where. Done wrong, your language versions cannibalise each other and you rank for none.
I've worked across Canada, France and the MENA region in EN, FR and AR. I set up clean hreflang architecture, do genuine per-language keyword research (not machine-translated guesses), and adapt content to each culture — the difference between being present and being chosen.
For a bilingual market like Canada, this is decisive: one consultant who handles both official languages plus international expansion, instead of stitching together separate vendors who don't talk to each other.
Clean international architecture so Google serves the right language version and your pages never compete.
Real keyword research in each language — not translated guesses that miss how people actually search.
Content adapted to each market's context across Canada, France and MENA — EN, FR and AR.
Visibility inside ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI answers in every language you target.
One senior consultant for your whole multilingual site, instead of several disconnected vendors.
Leads and conversions tracked per language and region, not a single blended vanity number.
Services
A complete diagnostic, delivered with a prioritized action plan.
Steer your strategy over time.
One-on-one sessions to build your skills.
Train your team on a method built to last.
SEO puts you in a list. GEO decides whether your name gets said.
There is no second page in an AI answer.
FAQ
English, French and Arabic, across Canada, France and the MENA region. That combination is rare in one consultant and removes the friction of coordinating separate vendors per language.
No. It's per-language keyword research, intent mapping, cultural adaptation and correct hreflang setup. Machine-translated pages usually rank poorly and can even compete with each other.
With a clean hreflang and canonical architecture that tells Google exactly which version to serve to which audience, so each version ranks in its own market instead of cannibalising the others.
Yes. Alongside Canada's bilingual market, I work on international and MENA-facing SEO, aligning each target market's language, intent and technical setup.
English (rest of Canada)
Français (Québec)
Fastest way
Thirty minutes to review how your language versions perform on Google and AI search, and where the quickest wins are.
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