WHAT ARE YOU PAYING FOR IN SEO?
Biaway’s published SEO management service is 250 SAR per month for one website and one primary market or location, with monthly reporting. The price describes Biaway’s listed scope; it is not a market-wide benchmark, a promise of unlimited content or a guarantee of rankings.
BY BIAWAY · PUBLISHED
Understand the monthly work
The published scope includes website health, broken-link and indexing checks; sitemap and robots.txt monitoring; page titles, descriptions and headings; internal links and content structure. Local targeting and content improvements apply where relevant. Ask which pages and issues will be prioritized in the first month and what evidence will show that each task was completed.
Define one primary market
Write down the customer, service and geographic area the work should support. For an Eastern Province business, that might mean prioritizing one commercial service and its actual service area before expanding. A business targeting several regions, languages or large product catalogues should confirm the workload in writing. The listed plan should not be interpreted as unlimited coverage of every city and search phrase.
Distinguish SEO from other services
SEO concerns organic discovery and the quality of the website. Advertising management is listed separately at 400 SAR per month, with the advertising budget separate again. Website maintenance is also a separate package. Confirm whether technical implementation, additional pages, translation or a redesign require a separate scope; do not assume every recommendation is included as unlimited development work.
Judge the report by evidence
Biaway’s listed report covers completed work, changes, available search data, traffic trends, queries, issues and recommended actions. Agree on the starting point and the business outcome you care about, such as relevant enquiries. A useful review separates technical fixes from indexing, impressions, clicks and qualified leads. Those are different measures; a traffic increase alone does not establish additional revenue.
Ask about access, ownership and expectations
Keep the business’s Google accounts under its control and grant only the access needed for the agreed work. Confirm who reviews content, implements changes and approves additional work. Ask how results will be measured and when priorities will be reviewed. Google advises buyers to be cautious about guaranteed first-place rankings. An SEO provider can explain its work and evidence, but cannot control a search engine’s final rankings or promise inclusion in AI answers.
BIAWAY’S PUBLISHED PRICES
SEO MANAGEMENT
250 SAR · Monthly
SOURCES AND FURTHER READING
YOUR QUESTIONS.
01Is ongoing SEO the same as a website’s basic SEO setup?
No. A build may include titles, descriptions and technical setup. Ongoing work checks what happens after launch and prioritizes improvements using available data and the agreed market.
02Does the monthly plan include a fixed number of articles?
The published SEO package does not promise a fixed article count. Agree on topics, languages, evidence, writing and approval responsibilities in the scope before commissioning additional content.
03Can an online-only business use Google Business Profile for local SEO?
An online-only business is not eligible for a Business Profile under Google’s rules. A footer address alone does not establish eligibility. Website content can still explain the genuine areas and customers served; any profile work depends on actual eligibility.