SEO Company in Egypt for SEO & GEO Optimization

SEO retainers at Iconve run from EGP 3,000 to EGP 8,000 per month, depending on site size, how many keywords you target, and how competitive they are. It is a rolling monthly retainer rather than a one-off project, and the scope is written into the signed proposal before work starts. These are the real ranges we work within. The final quote depends on scope and requirements after a short call.

Yes. Local SEO targets the searches that carry a place or a "near me" — where the result Google shows is drawn from the map listing rather than the classic blue links, so the work is different. It centres on your Google Business Profile: complete and accurate categories, services, hours and photos; consistent name, address and phone wherever your business is listed, because contradictions between listings weaken all of them; and reviews, which influence both the ranking and whether someone picks you from the map. On the site side it means a real page for each area you serve, written for that area rather than duplicated across all of them, with the local terms people actually use. We maintain area pages across Greater Cairo on exactly this basis.

Both descriptions fit, and the distinction matters less than how the work is scoped. We run generative engine optimization from Egypt as part of one search programme rather than as a separate retainer, because the foundation is shared: crawlability, content that answers the question clearly, and consistent entity signals feed classical ranking and citation eligibility alike. What GEO adds on top is passage structure that survives being lifted out of its page, evidence a generative engine can attribute, and monitoring of mentions and sources rather than positions alone. We do not promise inclusion in any generated answer — no provider outside the engine controls that — and we say so in the scope before you sign.

Yes. We work with businesses across Greater Cairo and maintain dedicated area pages for Nasr City, New Cairo, Maadi, Heliopolis, Mohandessin, Sheikh Zayed, Sixth of October and Shorouk City. Competition and search behaviour differ by area, so keyword research and local signals are set per location rather than reused across the whole city.

There is no fixed timeline that fits every project. We first inspect requirements, access, and dependencies, then document an estimated timeline, assumptions, review points, and delay risks without a universal time promise.

No. Nobody outside the search engine controls rankings. What can be committed to is a written implementation scope, correct measurement, and reporting that explains what changed, the observed effect, and the next priority.

GEO organizes content, entities, evidence, and measurement to improve a brand's discoverability and citation eligibility in generative answers. It cannot guarantee inclusion. Google states that crawlable, helpful content and established SEO fundamentals remain the foundation, with no special AI schema required.

Yes — Arabic SEO is one of our core specialties. We perform native Arabic keyword research (not just translated keywords), create Arabic content written by native speakers, optimize RTL technical configurations, and implement correct hreflang setup for bilingual sites. Arabic search behavior differs meaningfully from English, and our team understands these nuances intimately.

Ads buy visibility while a campaign runs, whereas SEO improves a page's eligibility for organic visibility over time. The right mix depends on the speed of the goal, budget, and competition, and the channels can serve different roles together.

Link acquisition may be included when the audit shows a need. Relevance, editorial standards, traffic quality, and spam risk are checked before any opportunity. We do not buy bulk packages or use private networks, and link count is not treated as a goal by itself.