International SEO
International SEO for sites that serve more than one market
Every market has its own searches, competitors and habits. We set up the structure that lets search engines show the right version to each audience, and the plan that makes each version rank.
- Projects in 11 countries across 4 continents
- 9+ languages with native writers
- Persian, Arabic and English markets in-house
- 14+years in SEO
- 400+companies and startups
- 4.6 / 5from 74 Google reviews
- 11countries, 4 continents
Brands that grew with Pasokh
What we cover
Structure, research and content for every market
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Site structure
Subfolders, subdomains or separate domains: the right choice for your business.
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hreflang and canonicals
Correct language and region signals, so the right page appears in each country.
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Market keyword research
Research in each language from local search data, never translated keyword lists.
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Localized content
Native writers who adapt examples, terms and tone for each audience.
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Local authority
Links and mentions from publications in each target market.
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Reporting by market
Separate performance tracking for each country and language.
Middle East focus
A team that works in Persian, Arabic and English
Right-to-left languages are where many international sites break: layout, fonts, digits and mixed-direction text. It is where we work every day.
- Arabic SEO for Iraq, the UAE, Oman and Qatar.
- Persian SEO for Iran and Persian speakers worldwide.
- Right-to-left templates that keep speed and layout intact.
- One strategy across markets, with local execution in each.
Related services
Often combined with international SEO
FAQ
Questions we hear most
Subfolders, subdomains or separate domains?
For most companies, subfolders on one domain are the strongest option, because all versions share the same authority. Separate country domains make sense when markets need different brands or legal entities.
Can we use automatic translation?
We do not recommend it for pages you want to rank. Machine-translated pages read poorly, miss local search terms and can weaken the whole domain.
Which markets do you know best?
Iran, Iraq and the Gulf countries, where we work in Persian and Arabic every day. We have also delivered projects in Europe, North America, Asia and Oceania.
Where should your growth start?
Tell us about your site and your market. We review it and send a written proposal: what we would do, in what order, how we will measure it and what it costs.















