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cubeish.co — Full Site Analysis

A full technical audit of the Cubeish website, plus content and competitive gap analysis. Conducted August 30, 2026.

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Critical Issues
5
Major Issues
7
Moderate Issues
14
Things Working
~449
Total Words

Critical Issues

Critical

1. Zero Analytics / Tracking

No Google Analytics. No Google Tag Manager. Not a single tracking pixel anywhere. Cubeish has zero data on who visits, where they come from, or what they do on the site. Every marketing effort is unmeasured, and there's no way to tell what's working.

Major Issues

Major

2. No Social Media Links

Zero social media links anywhere on the site. No LinkedIn, no Twitter/X, no Instagram, nothing. The footer has only the email address and office locations. If someone wants to follow Cubeish before reaching out, they can't.

Major

3. No Blog / Content Hub

No blog, no resource center, no articles section. Every link on the site is an internal anchor scroll. The 90-day content calendar includes blog posts and SEO articles, but right now those pieces have nowhere to live. You need a blog to drive organic search traffic.

Major

4. No Portfolio / Case Studies

Cubeish has worked with UNICEF (Digital Safety, Learning Passport, COPE Stories), UNESCO/PAT, and Microsoft CSR. That's impressive. But there are zero case studies or project showcases on the site. The "Clients" section just shows logos with the line "Join this diverse range of partners now." Honestly, case studies are the single most effective conversion tool for B2B services, and they're missing entirely.

Major

5. No Team Page

No team bios, photos, or roles visible anywhere. A visitor can't tell who they'd actually be working with or how big the company is. For a services business, the team IS the product.

Major

6. Canonical URL Mismatch

The canonical tag points to https://www.cubeish.co/ but the site actually serves from https://cubeish.co (no www). Google sees these as two different sites, which splits your page authority and creates a duplicate content risk.

Moderate Issues

Moderate

7. Extremely Thin Content (~449 words)

Service descriptions are generic one-liners. The About section is just a mission and ambition statement. Compare that to competitors averaging 2,000-5,000 words across their service pages.

Moderate

8. Only 3 FAQ Questions (vague answers)

Look, answers like "depends on complexity" and "depends on various factors" don't help anyone make a decision. Expand to 8-12 questions that address real objections prospects actually have.

Moderate

9. Generic Process Section

"Gather Requirements, Provide Solutions, Iterative Production, Celebrate the Success." You could swap in any agency's name and it would still fit. Nothing here tells you what Cubeish actually does differently.

Moderate

10. Heading Hierarchy Broken

Skips h3 and h4 entirely (h1:1, h2:9, h5:13, h6:7). This hurts accessibility, and search engines rely on heading structure to understand how content is organized.

Moderate

11. 13 Images Missing Alt Text

13 out of 46 images (28%) have no alt text. That's a problem for accessibility and means those images won't show up in image search results.

Moderate

12. Slow Page Load (4.4s)

DOM Content Loaded: 2,234ms. Full load: 4,416ms. That's 11 CSS files and 14 JS files for a single page. Way too many. Screenshots consistently timeout.

Moderate

13. No Live Chat Widget

No real-time support option. If a visitor has a quick question, the only path is filling out the contact form and waiting.

What's Working

HTTPS active
Organization schema (JSON-LD)
FAQPage schema
Meta description set
Open Graph tags complete
Twitter cards configured
reCAPTCHA on form
Privacy Policy page
Terms of Use page
Mobile hamburger menu
Contact form with fields
Dual office addresses
Arabic toggle (RTL support)
Clean domain name

How Does Cubeish Compare?

FeatureCubeishAppsinnovateNahdet MisrUmami
Case StudiesNoneMultipleMultipleMultiple
BlogNoneActiveActiveActive
Team PageNonePresentPresentPresent
Social LinksNoneAllAllLinkedIn
ArabicWorkingAvailableNativeN/A
AnalyticsNoneActiveActiveActive
Service PagesOne-linersDetailedDetailedDetailed
TestimonialsNonePresentPresentPresent

What the Site Structure Should Look Like

cubeish.co/
├── /  Homepage — hero, services overview, featured case studies, CTA
├── /about  Company story, mission, team, offices, credentials
├── /services/
│   ├── /digital-learning-consultation
│   ├── /educational-video
│   ├── /interactive-learning
│   ├── /immersive-experiences
│   ├── /simulations
│   ├── /lms-implementation
│   └── /localization
├── /work/  Portfolio / Case Studies
│   ├── /unicef-digital-safety
│   ├── /unicef-learning-passport
│   └── /[project-name]
├── /blog/  Content hub with category filters
├── /clients  Logo grid with industry filters
├── /contact  Form, offices, map, social links
├── /privacy
├── /terms
└── /ar/  Arabic mirror of all pages

What to Fix First

ActionTimelineOwner
P0Install GA4 + GTMThis weekDeveloper
P1Fix canonical URL (www vs non-www)This weekDeveloper
P1Add social media links to footerThis weekDeveloper
P1Add hreflang tags for Arabic versionThis weekDeveloper
P2Build blog sectionWeeks 1-2Developer
P2Write 3 case studiesWeeks 1-3Content
P2Add team pageWeek 2Content + Design
P3Expand service descriptionsWeeks 2-3Content
P3Add newsletter signupWeek 2Developer
P3Add testimonialsWeeks 2-4Content
P3Expand FAQ to 8-12 questionsWeek 3Content
P4Fix heading hierarchy + alt textWeek 3Developer
P4Build Arabic versionWeeks 3-6Content + Dev
P4Submit sitemap to Search ConsoleWeek 3Developer