Entity SEO Services in Morocco

Search engines and AI systems both need one unambiguous answer to "who is this business" — entity SEO is the discipline of making sure every source agrees.

Wenix is a 5-person, 100% in-house studio founded in 2025 by Ahmed Aarab and Marouane Tarbi, based in Marrakech, Morocco. Every project ships with real, published PageSpeed scores and full source-code ownership — see verified reviews on Clutch.

What's Included

• NAP consistency — name, address, and phone number matching exactly across every source
• sameAs relationships — linking a business's verified social and professional profiles in structured data
• Organization structured data — one canonical Organization entity referenced consistently sitewide
• Team/person entities — real names and roles, not generic labels, where a page represents a specific person
• Brand disambiguation — making sure a business isn't confused with a similarly-named entity

Who This Is For

Businesses with entity data scattered across a site, directory listings, and schema that don't agree with each other — a common problem after a rebrand, a move, or years of ad-hoc directory submissions.

Proven On Our Own Site First

Wenix runs exactly this discipline on itself: one canonical NAP (Rue Sidi Ghanem, Marrakech 40000) centralized across its structured data, visible text, and directory listings, replacing what used to be three conflicting address variants across the site.

Related

Part of the SEO & GEO pillar. See also Technical SEO, Entity SEO, and GEO.

Common Questions

What's the difference between Entity SEO and Local SEO?

Local SEO is about ranking in local search results. Entity SEO is the underlying consistency work — correct, matching NAP and structured data — that local SEO (and GEO) both depend on.

Do you fix conflicting addresses across directory listings?

Yes — identifying every variant and standardizing on one canonical version is exactly this service.

Does this include team/author schema?

Where individual profile pages exist with verified roles, yes — generic labels get replaced with real, confirmed information, never invented titles.