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Case study Yucca Agency
Yucca Agency: website
A bilingual WordPress website of more than 30 pages for Yucca Agency.
A new WordPress website for Yucca Agency: more than 30 pages in English and Arabic, new content, SEO, booking forms and a newsletter. I also set up analytics and looked after the site after launch.
- Live website
- yuccagency.com (opens in a new tab)
The numbers
Project results
30+ Website pages, in English and Arabic
What we did
Designs and screens from the project
- WordPress website with 30+ pages
- English and Arabic
- Security, SSL and backups
- SEO and new content for every page
- Ten blog posts
- Booking forms, pop-ups and newsletters
- Google Tag Manager, Analytics and Search Console
- Maintenance after launch
The full story
What Yucca Agency asked for
Yucca Agency wanted a new WordPress website to rebuild its identity online and speak to its clients. The brief: a site in two languages, new content on every page, ways for visitors to get in touch, and care after launch.
I built the site and looked after it once it was live.

What I did
1. The pages. More than 30 pages, including Home, About, Services, Portfolio and Contact, each in English and Arabic.
2. Security. I installed SSL certificates for secure data transfer and set up backups.
3. Content and images. I wrote new content for every page and chose images that fit the agency. I also wrote ten blog posts to show its expertise.
4. Search. I researched keywords, fixed the technical SEO and worked the keywords into the page content.
5. Ways to get in touch. Booking forms, pop-ups, a newsletter sign-up and links to the agency’s social media accounts.
6. Measurement. I set up Google Tag Manager, Google Analytics and Google Search Console, so the agency can track its visits and search results.
7. Care after launch. Content and data edits, plugin updates, security checks, spam filtering and a daily backup.
The website
There are no traffic or lead figures in this case study, so I do not claim any.
Visit the Yucca Agency website
What to take from it
A website is not finished on launch day. Before you go live, decide who updates it, who checks its security and who backs it up.
If you are planning a site in two languages, send me your page list. I will tell you what to build first.















