SEO agency in Dubai

Our SEO service includes technical SEO, on-page and off-page SEO, local SEO, e-commerce SEO, keyword research, competitor analysis, content strategy, link building, website audits, Google Search Console optimization and monthly reporting.

Technical fixes can show impact within weeks, but meaningful ranking and traffic growth usually builds over three to six months or longer, depending on competition and the current state of your website.

Yes. Local SEO, including Google Business Profile optimization and location-focused content, is a core part of our work for businesses serving customers in Dubai and across the UAE.

Yes. E-commerce SEO covers category and product page optimization, site structure, faceted navigation, structured data and technical performance for online stores.

Yes. You receive regular reports covering rankings, organic traffic, conversions and the work completed, with recommendations for the next period.

SEO cost depends on the size and technical condition of your website, how competitive your keywords are, how many locations or languages you target, and how much content and link building is needed. A small local business needs less work than a large e-commerce store. We review your site and goals in a consultation, then provide a tailored monthly quote.

Google Ads brings visibility as soon as campaigns go live, which suits businesses that need leads now or want to test demand. SEO takes longer but builds traffic that does not stop when spending stops. Many UAE businesses run both: ads for immediate enquiries while SEO grows, then rebalance budget as organic results improve.

Technical SEO makes sure search engines can crawl, understand and index your website properly, and most sites benefit from it. It covers page speed, mobile usability, site structure, broken links, redirects, XML sitemaps, schema markup and indexing issues. Even strong content struggles to rank if these foundations are weak. We check them in our SEO audit, then fix them or brief your developer on the priorities.

An SEO audit reviews your website's technical health, on-page content, keyword targeting, backlinks and local presence, then ranks the fixes by impact. We compare you with the competitors appearing for your key searches and check Google Search Console data for indexing or performance problems. You receive a clear action list rather than a raw data export. Our free website audit at /free-website-audit/ gives a quick starting snapshot.

We research the terms your customers actually type in the UAE, in both English and Arabic, using search tools, Google Search Console data and competitor analysis. We group keywords by intent, such as information, comparison or ready to buy, and by location, such as Dubai, Abu Dhabi or specific neighbourhoods. Each group is mapped to a page, so every important service has a clear target.

Yes. Google Business Profile optimisation is a core part of our local SEO. We make sure your categories, services, opening hours, photos, and business name, address and phone details are complete and consistent across directories. We also advise on gathering genuine customer reviews and posting regular updates. This helps you appear in Google Maps and local results for searches such as "near me" in your area.

Yes. We research Arabic search terms, write or optimise Arabic pages and set up the technical elements bilingual sites need, such as hreflang tags and correctly structured Arabic URLs and metadata. Arabic searchers often use different phrases and spellings from direct translations of English keywords, so we research them separately. This lets your website compete for Arabic searches, not just English ones.

We earn links through methods that follow Google's guidelines: useful content others want to reference, relevant UAE business directories, industry publications, partnerships and digital PR. We avoid buying links from link farms or private blog networks, which can lead to penalties. Quality and relevance matter more than volume, so we focus on links that make sense for your industry and audience.

Usually, yes, once we find the cause. Drops often come from a website redesign or migration, lost redirects, indexing errors, algorithm updates or stronger competitor content. We review Google Search Console, analytics data and your recent changes to identify what happened, then prioritise the fixes. Recovery time depends on the cause, and we explain realistic expectations before starting work.

You do. Content, on-page changes, technical fixes and accounts such as Google Search Console, Google Analytics and Google Business Profile stay with you, set up in your name. We document the work completed in our monthly reports, so another team could continue from where we left off. The improvements you have built remain on your website.