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How we work

The method behind every site we build.

Before SEONID designed a single page — including this one — we ran a weighted competitive benchmark across 12 web design and growth agencies in Morocco/MENA and internationally. This is the exact judging matrix from that research, and it's the same lens every client project gets run through.

The judging matrix

Reputation & Reviews

20%

Rating × real review volume across platforms — not a single perfect score with no evidence behind it.

Results Evidence

20%

Quantified outcomes, named clients, retention — proof, not adjectives.

Design & UX Quality

15%

Visual hierarchy, professionalism, and responsiveness, judged against real sites in the same market.

Messaging & Positioning

15%

One clear sentence: specific audience, specific outcome — not generic agency copy.

Content & SEO Depth

15%

Whether a site visibly practices the SEO it's selling, or just claims to.

Conversion Design

15%

One clear call to action, low friction, repeated — not five competing buttons.

What that research turned into: nine build principles

Comparing the top-scoring agencies against the lowest-scoring ones surfaced the same patterns again and again. These are now standard on every SEONID build, in priority order.

  1. 01Above-the-fold formula: specific audience + specific, numeric outcome — never just "we build websites."
  2. 02A proof stack near the top: real review counts and headline stats, not filler claims.
  3. 03Every case study is before → after → number — the design and the business result, together.
  4. 04One CTA, repeated everywhere, instead of several competing ones.
  5. 05A real blog or resource section, tightly on-topic — it's the first SEO asset, not an afterthought.
  6. 06A de-risking offer — a free audit or no-lock-in terms — that lowers first-contact friction.
  7. 07A genuine point of view in the writing, not generic agency-speak.
  8. 08Bilingual or local-language support where the audience actually needs it.
  9. 09Nothing published without a number or a name behind it.

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