The client's words stay
Titles and descriptions come from the client's own sheet. Where we write one, it is a plain summary, and the page content is never touched.
A Dubai broker with an English site and a separate Arabic one needed both set up for Google, without a word of its pages changing.
We run SEO for CMS Financial's English and Arabic sites: the client's own titles, language links, headings, crawl fixes and a search visibility report. In the last three months its Google impressions rose 33% against the three months before, while clicks held level at 522.
Google Search Console
Search Console's report for cmsfinancial.ae, read on 7 November 2026, compares the last three months with the three months before. Impressions rose from 37.1K to 49.3K and the average position moved from 16.3 to 15.1.
Clicks stayed level at 522 in both periods, so the average click-through rate fell from 1.4% to 1.1%. Search Console counts the whole site, so these figures reflect every change made to the site in those months, ours included.
CMS Financial
Scene 01 / Home
The home page, whose title and description come word for word from the client's own SEO sheet.
Scene 02 / Forex
Each market has a page of its own, here forex, with its title and description from the same sheet.
Scene 03 / MetaTrader 5
The MetaTrader 5 page, one of the eight pages the client approved first in its SEO sheet.
Scene 04 / About us
The About page, linked to its Arabic twin by the language tags we added in September 2026.
Scene 05 / News
The news page, which robots.txt kept search engines out of until September 2026.
Scene 06 / Arabic site
The Arabic site at /ar/ runs on its own WordPress install and now links page for page to the English one.
CMS Financial is a forex and CFD broker in Business Bay, Dubai. Its site offers forex, commodities, indices and stock CFDs on the MetaTrader 5 platform, with support in English and Arabic. The English site and the Arabic site at /ar/ run on separate WordPress installs. Adnika runs SEO for both.
This page covers three months of Google search, our SEO work on both sites, and what the figures do and do not show.
Two sites in two languages had to work as one for Google, on pages whose wording the client controls and we do not change.
The Arabic site at /ar/ is a separate WordPress install. In September 2026 no page in either language told Google that the other version existed.
In late June 2026 a new version of the site replaced the old one. Most page titles and descriptions, and several settings, went back to their defaults.
The client approves its own page titles and descriptions. Anything we add has to stay a plain summary of the page, with no claims or figures.
robots.txt told search engines to stay out of /news/, the section that holds the company's announcements.
Our September review found that 25 of 26 Arabic pages had no description and 15 had no main heading.
In June 2026 we set the titles and descriptions of the site's main pages word for word from the client's own SEO sheet. When the new version of the site reset them, we restored them in July.
In September 2026 we wrote a report on the site's search history, keywords and backlinks, then a page by page review. Each fix that followed was tracked on a page made for the client.
The site's own Search Console report, the last three months against the three before. Impressions rose and the average position improved, while clicks held at 522 and the click-through rate fell.
One small file, the same on both installs, prints the English, Arabic and default addresses into the pages and articles the two sites share. Here, the About page's source, above the title and description from the client's sheet.
Each shared page now points Google to its twin in the other language, in both directions. On 15 Arabic pages we also made the top heading the page's H1, with no change to how it looks.
robots.txt had told search engines to stay out of /news/, where the company posts its announcements. In September 2026 we took that line out.
On 6 July 2026 we submitted the English and Arabic sitemaps to Search Console. In September we listed the Arabic one in robots.txt too, and set the site up for Bing Webmaster Tools.
Where a page had no description, we wrote a plain summary of it, with no claims, figures or calls to action. The homepage and the contact page now have one H1 each, and the homepage's logos and badges have alt text.
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Why it worked
Each fix on this financial firm's site now goes in alone, is checked on the live page and can be undone in one step.
Titles and descriptions come from the client's own sheet. Where we write one, it is a plain summary, and the page content is never touched.
Each change first runs as a test that writes nothing. It goes live only if the site still matches that test, with a backup and a rollback kept.
After each change we fetch the live page, compare it with a copy taken before, and make sure the key pages still load.
English and Arabic run on separate installs, so the language links use one file on both and are checked in each direction.
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We compared the last three months with the three before in Google Search Console, read on 7 November 2026. Impressions rose from 37.1K to 49.3K, up 33%, and the average position moved from 16.3 to 15.1, 1.2 places higher. Clicks stayed at 522 in both periods.
No. Clicks stayed at 522 in both periods, so the average click-through rate fell from 1.4% to 1.1%. The site was shown more often without being clicked more often. Search Console does not say why, so we do not guess.
We cannot say so. Search Console counts the whole site, English and Arabic, so its figures reflect every change made in those months. We were also working on the site in the three months before. Our records show the client's titles going live in June and restored in July, and the sitemaps sent to Search Console in July. The language links, headings, descriptions and robots.txt fix followed in September.
Yes. On CMS Financial's sites we set titles and descriptions word for word from the client's own sheet. Where a field was empty, we wrote a plain summary with no claims or figures. The pages' own text was not touched. See our SEO services.
Yes. CMS Financial's Arabic site is a separate WordPress install. One small file on both installs links the pages and articles the two sites share to their twins. We checked each pair in both directions. See our on-page SEO service.
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