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Guides to optimising for AI answers in Arabic

Each guide answers one question site owners across the Arab world ask about optimising for AI answers (GEO), in eight topics, from what GEO is to what your customers ask in each season. The Tasadr (تصدَّر) team writes them from what we measured in Arabic.

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What is GEO, and what do its terms mean?

GEO is optimising for AI answers: getting ChatGPT, Gemini and Google to cite your page when your customer asks, and it builds on SEO rather than replacing it. Start with the definition, then how it differs from SEO and AEO, and use the glossary whenever a new term comes up.

How do AI engines choose their sources?

Each engine searches and picks its sources its own way, so what ChatGPT cites is not what AI Overviews or Perplexity picks for the same question. These guides explain how each engine chooses its pages when asked in Arabic, and what we have seen it cite for Gulf questions.

What should you change on your site to get cited?

Your page gets cited when the engines can read it and find a clear answer to your customer's question, with the name, the city and the number. Start with the steps in order, then make sure AI crawlers reach your site and your structured data matches the page.

How do you measure where you stand, and read the result?

You measure with your customers' real questions: whether your site is cited, who leads the answer instead, and whether that has really changed. These guides cover choosing the questions, checking for yourself, and reading the result without judging from a single answer.

Who should do the work, and what does it cost?

What GEO costs depends on who does it: a platform that guides your own team, an agency that does it for you, or a full in-house team. These guides give Tasadr's prices in US dollars, what drives an agency's price, and the questions to ask before you sign with anyone.

What do customers ask in your sector?

A clinic's patients ask different questions from a flat buyer or an online shopper, and each sector's buying questions are led by particular sites today. These guides cover each sector's questions across the Arab world, and what to write on your pages and your Google Business Profile to get cited.

How does an agency sell this work without promises?

An agency sells GEO honestly when it starts from a measurement the client can see and promises defined work, not a guaranteed position. Here is how to measure your clients' sites one by one and present the result in a report a decision-maker understands.

When and where do your customers' questions change?

Customers' questions change with Ramadan, the two Eids and White Friday, and with each country's own seasons, such as Riyadh Season and the Dubai Shopping Festival. They also change from one Arab country to the next. A site that prepares its pages before the season, and for each market, has its answers ready when the questions start. These guides give each market's calendar, what differs in Egypt and the UAE, and how to work in more than one country.