Arabic SEO: map the need behind the query
Silent video.

[0–6]
Read both spellings • Illustrative store-cost search. • Cost • أسعار • اسعار
Two complete query cards read أسعار and اسعار. Their first letters differ: أسعار retains the hamza, while اسعار uses a bare alef. They move into a comparison lane beside the same page labelled Cost. This is an illustrative store-cost search, not observed customer data.

[6–12]
Keep one page for one need • Both spellings ask about cost. • Cost • أسعار • اسعار
Both whole query cards, أسعار and اسعار, move into the Cost page group. The lower card moves along its own lane after the upper card has settled. Separate arrows point from the two spellings to the same Cost page; no extra page is created for the spelling difference.

[12–18]
Read what this query needs • It asks for setup steps. • Cost • أسعار • اسعار • كيف أنشئ متجر سلة
The Cost page and both spelling cards, أسعار and اسعار, stay in place. A different complete query card, كيف أنشئ متجر سلة, moves along a separate lower lane. It asks how to create a Salla store, so it needs setup steps rather than the cost answer.

[18–24]
Give steps a separate page • Keep the cost page in place. • Cost • أسعار • اسعار • كيف أنشئ متجر سلة • Steps
A separate page labelled Steps appears beside كيف أنشئ متجر سلة. A large arrow grows from that query towards Steps. Cost, أسعار and اسعار remain fixed above; the two page groups do not connect to one another.

[24–30]
Check the page map • Use real queries to review it. • Cost • أسعار • اسعار • كيف أنشئ متجر سلة • Steps
The two routes remain visible: أسعار and اسعار lead to Cost, while كيف أنشئ متجر سلة leads to Steps. A reading marker traces each route in turn and then stops. This is a proposed page map to check against real queries, without search-volume, ranking or result claims.