KnowledgeCity is hiring Arabic-speaking and MENA account executives, and already has an Arabic site: 36 Arabic marketing pages and 4,717 Arabic course pages. But no page carries hreflang tags and the sitemaps list no language versions, so search engines are not told the Arabic pages are the Arabic version of the English ones. And the paid landing pages the Growth Marketer will optimise are English only: the Arabic LMS landing page address redirects to the English homepage.
First action
Add hreflang tags to the homepage, plans and the 13 product pages.
How to measure it
Demo requests from Arabic pages
- Now
- –
- Target
- +50%
- By
- 90 days
Steps
Map the versions
Pair each English page with its six translations.
Web Developer 2 days
Add hreflang
Tags on marketing and course templates, with x-default.
Web Developer 3 days
Update sitemaps
Language alternates in marketing and catalogue sitemaps.
Web Developer 2 days
Check in Search Console
International targeting and errors.
SEO and Content Lead 1 week
Build Arabic landing pages
LMS, compliance and library, right-to-left.
Designer 2 weeks
Route the form
Arabic demo requests to Arabic-speaking AEs.
Revenue Operations 2 days
Point MENA ads
Google and LinkedIn campaigns to the Arabic pages.
Growth Marketer 1 day
Measure
Clicks, demo rate and SQLs by language.
Growth Marketer monthly
Why it works
Add hreflang tags (en, ar, de, es, fr, pt, zh and x-default) to every marketing and course page and language alternates to the sitemaps. Then build Arabic versions of the three landing pages MENA campaigns use most (LMS, compliance, library), right-to-left, with an Arabic demo form routed to the Arabic-speaking AEs, and point MENA ads at them.
Search engines then show Arabic searchers the Arabic page, and MENA ad clicks land in the language the new sales team sells in. The pages already exist; this connects them to the people the hiring is for.
Ready to use
ChecklistArabic path checklist
[ ] hreflang on all marketing pages (en, ar, de, es, fr, pt, zh, x-default) [ ] hreflang on course templates [ ] Language alternates in sitemaps [ ] /ar/lp/ pages for LMS, compliance, library [ ] Right-to-left layout and Arabic form [ ] Routing to Arabic-speaking AEs [ ] MENA ads pointed to Arabic pages [ ] Reporting by language
Risks and how to handle them
Wrong pairs confuse search engines
Generate tags from one mapping table and test samples.
Thin translations
Have Arabic-speaking AEs review the landing pages.
Evidence
- Your websiteLanguage versions (checked October 22, 2026): the marketing sitemap lists 36 Arabic pages (/ar/ homepage, solutions, plans, industries, demo) and the catalogue sitemap 4,717 Arabic course pages, served as lang="ar" dir="rtl". No page we checked (homepage, /ar/, /ar/solutions/kc-lms/, /plans/, English and Arabic course pages) has hreflang tags, the sitemaps have no language alternates, and each page is canonical only to itself.Source
- Your websitePaid landing pages: 20 /lp/ pages (LMS tracking, enterprise, compare and cloud; library; sales, project management, customer service and communication courses; harassment and AML compliance), all in English and set to noindex; /ar/lp/lms/ redirects to the English homepage.Source
- HiringSales hiring for the Middle East: Sales Account Executive - Arabic Speaker (India and Pakistan; "Fluency in both English and Arabic is essential"), Sales Account Executive - MENA (MENA and Jordan) and an Account Executive in Lebanon, all to "identify and target potential new clients within the MENA region" and run walkthroughs; a Sales Development Representative makes "60-70 cold calls per day" and sends "50-60 personalized outreach emails per day" with LinkedIn Sales Navigator.Source
- HiringGrowth Marketer (posted August 31, 2026): owns paid advertising on Google Ads, Meta and LinkedIn and "conversion-rate optimization for landing pages supporting paid advertising and marketplace campaigns"; owns "KnowledgeCity's presence across priority software marketplaces and review platforms such as G2 and Capterra", including rankings, review growth and pay-per-lead programs; judged on MQLs, SQLs and pipeline. "Organic SEO, email marketing, organic social, and editorial strategy are owned by other roles." Works with a Designer, Web Developer, Marketing Automations Specialist, Revenue Operations and a Social & Community Manager.Source
- Competitor researchRivals' own homepages: TalentLMS, "The #1 Cloud LMS Software for Online Learning" with "Start free!"; Docebo, "AI-First LMS for Enterprise Learning & Skills", with hreflang language alternates on its homepage; Vector Solutions, "industry-specific training" and compliance for workforce and risk management.Source