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Arabic SEO without speaking Arabic
You know SEO; you do not read Arabic. Topical Map lets you run the whole project in an English interface, plan the map once, and get a native Arabic page for every node, researched on Arabic searches in the country you target and checked before anyone publishes it.
Why Arabic markets are hard to enter
Translated keyword lists miss what people actually type: one service has several spellings and dialect words, and Saudi, Emirati and Egyptian searchers phrase it differently. Translated pages read as translations, and you cannot check the Arabic yourself.
How it works for you
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Work in English
The workspace, reports and briefs run in English. Switch the interface to Arabic any time to see what a native reviewer sees.
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Research per country
Pick the market (Saudi Arabia, UAE, Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain, Oman, Egypt or Jordan) and research runs on that country's Arabic searches through your own search-data key.
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One map, two languages
A bilingual project is planned once. Each node gets its own Arabic title, slug, headings and questions, built from Arabic searches rather than a translation of the English.
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Checks you can trust
Automatic checks flag an Arabic page that slips into English, a missing direct answer or an unsupported fact, so you know what to send to a native reviewer.
Example: a London agency winning a Dubai client
A property-maintenance company in Dubai wants Arabic and English pages.
- The agency runs the project in English with the UAE as the market.
- Research groups Arabic spellings and dialect words for the same service into one page instead of five near-duplicates.
- Each map node gets an English page and a native Arabic page; the client's Arabic-speaking manager reviews only the Arabic drafts before approval.
- The client report is exported in English for the agency and in Arabic for the client.
What you get
- An English workspace for an Arabic project
- Arabic research per target country, with dialect variants grouped
- A native Arabic page for every node of a bilingual map
- Language and fact checks before export or publishing
Features it uses
Topical research
One run gathers autocomplete, People Also Ask, dialect variants, persona phrases and AI search gaps, and folds Arabic spelling variants into one topic.
Learn moreSERP clustering
Group keywords that share search results onto one page, with a 20–80% overlap slider. Avoid cannibalization before you write a word.
Learn moreTopical map and site architecture
Build a four-level topical map (pillar, hubs, branches, articles) from six site models, with URLs, search journey stage and internal links planned.
Learn moreBriefs and writing
Briefs with ranked titles, a purpose for every heading, real questions in the right section and angles competitors miss. Drafts in native Arabic and English.
Learn moreQuality checks and approval
Every page passes 23 quality checks and your own review. Any edit sends it back to draft, and only the approved version can be exported or published.
Learn moreQuestions
Do I need to read Arabic?
No. You plan, review structure and manage the project in English. We recommend a native speaker reads each Arabic page before you approve it.
Is the Arabic page a translation of the English one?
No. Each Arabic page is planned from Arabic searches and written as Arabic, with its own slug, headings and questions.
Which markets are covered?
Saudi Arabia, the UAE, Kuwait, Qatar, Bahrain, Oman, Egypt and Jordan, plus the US and UK, depending on what your search-data provider supports.
Plan your first map today
Free during early access. Bring your own AI and search data keys and pay those providers directly.