Sanaa Ahmed - Case Study | Mongy Marketing

The Problem

Sanaa Ahmed Beauty Salon does great work, but on Google Maps it was nearly invisible. When people in New Cairo searched “beauty salon 3rd settlement,” the profile barely registered, sitting around 39th.

What We Did

Targeted her real local keywordWe focused the profile on “beauty salon 3rd settlement,” the exact term her ideal clients in New Cairo type, and optimized the categories, services, and keywords to match.
Focused on reviewsWe set up a simple, easy-to-follow review-collection flow so new clients see the trust signals that push a profile up.
Tightened the service area and kept iteratingWe refined the map location and service area and tracked the grid week over week as the ranking cluster grew into the top 3.

The Results

Here is the actual ranking-grid data from Sanaa Ahmed's profile. Each dot is a point on the New Cairo map; red means invisible, green means top 3.

<b>BEFORE.</b> Keyword “beauty salon 3rd settlement.” Ranked 39th, an almost entirely red grid.

BEFORE. Keyword “beauty salon 3rd settlement.” Ranked 39th, an almost entirely red grid.

$<b>AFTER.</b> Keyword “beauty salon 3rd settlement.” Now ranking 3rd, inside the top 3.$

AFTER. Keyword “beauty salon 3rd settlement.” Now ranking 3rd, inside the top 3.

<b>Bonus keyword: chi enviro hair treatment.</b> Also ranking 3rd. This came as a side effect of getting her into the top 3 for her core service and running it as one of her main services.

Bonus keyword: chi enviro hair treatment. Also ranking 3rd. This came as a side effect of getting her into the top 3 for her core service and running it as one of her main services.

Real Work

The Takeaway

Local ranking is a climb, not a switch. In a few months Sanaa Ahmed went from an all-red map to ranking 3rd, inside the top 3, for “beauty salon 3rd settlement.” That is the difference between being invisible and being the salon new clients find first.