Technical fixes
Broken pages, missing titles, slow images and sitemap errors found and repaired.
You've probably had the emails. Page one in 30 days, guaranteed. Nobody can deliver that, and anyone selling it is guessing. Our SEO services in Dubai are slower and plainer. We fix what's stopping Google reading your site, write pages that answer what customers search for, and set up the local listings that bring calls from people nearby.


Scoped after we review your site.
Broken pages, missing titles, slow images and sitemap errors found and repaired.
One clear page per service, written for the way customers actually search.
Set up with the right category, area, hours and photos for AED 299.
Your name, address and number matching everywhere they appear online.
WhatsApp taps, calls and form sends measured, not just visits.
What we changed and what moved, in a short message you'll read.
Three kinds of work, in this order. Technical first, because nothing else matters if Google can't crawl the site. Then the pages themselves. Then everything local, which for most UAE service businesses is where the enquiries come from.
Technical work means checking that pages load fast on a phone, that each one has its own title and description, that the sitemap is right and that nothing important is blocked. On older sites we often find duplicate pages, images several megabytes each and forms with no tracking at all.
Page work means giving each service its own page with real detail. Prices or price ranges where you can share them. Areas you cover. The questions people ask on the phone, answered in writing.
When someone searches for a plumber or a clinic, the map results usually come first. Those come from Google Business Profiles, not websites. Getting yours set up properly is the single most useful thing many small businesses can do, and we do it for AED 299.
That means the right primary category, the correct emirate and area, opening hours that change for Ramadan, real photos and a link to the right page on your site. After that it's reviews. Ask every happy customer, every time. A short WhatsApp message with your review link works better than a card at the till.
Our Google Business Profile guide walks through it if you'd like to do it yourself.
Plenty of UAE customers search in Arabic, even for services they'd discuss in English. If your customers are mostly Arabic speakers, an Arabic version of your key pages can reach searches the English site never will.
The honest caveat is the workload. A proper Arabic version roughly doubles the content work, and it needs writing by someone fluent, not machine translation. For many businesses it's better to start with English done well.
Months, not weeks. Technical fixes can show within a few weeks once Google recrawls. New pages take longer to settle. Competitive terms in Dubai, like anything with "real estate" or "lawyer" in it, can take a year of steady work, and some businesses are better off running Google Ads alongside.
If you need enquiries this month, ads or a better landing page will do more than SEO. We'll tell you that at the start.
Visits are a weak measure. A thousand visitors from the wrong country don't help a Sharjah garage. We set up Google Analytics 4 to count WhatsApp taps, call taps and form sends, so you can see which pages bring actual enquiries.
Then each month you get a short note. What we changed. What moved. What we'd do next.
WhatsApp links missing the 971 country code, so they open a blank chat or a stranger's number. Arabic pages produced by machine translation that read oddly to native speakers. The same site loading at four different addresses (with and without www, http and https) and Google treating them as copies.
None of these are hard to fix. But they quietly cost enquiries until someone looks.
If you serve Dubai Marina, JLT and Business Bay, a page for each can help, as long as each one says something real. Jobs you've done there. Typical travel times. Building access quirks your team knows about.
Pages that swap one area name for another and repeat everything else don't help, and they can drag the whole site down. We'd rather write five useful area pages than fifty thin ones.
Access to Google Search Console and Google Analytics if you have them, and owner access to your Google Business Profile. A list of your services and the areas you cover. And ten minutes on the phone about which jobs make you money, because those are the pages worth working on first.
Customers ask the same things on every call. How much? How long? Do you cover Sharjah? Can you come on a Saturday? Each of those is a search someone types into Google, and a page or FAQ that answers it plainly gives you a better chance of showing up.
So part of our SEO services in Dubai is turning those questions into pages and guides. Your team already knows the answers. We write them up properly.
We price SEO after looking at your site, because a five-page site with a broken sitemap needs different work from a store with 2,000 products. Run your site through our free website checker first if you're curious.
Then send the link on WhatsApp to +971 52 292 3875 and we'll come back with what we'd fix first.
No, and be careful with anyone who does. Google decides rankings. We can fix what's holding your site back and build pages that deserve to rank, but the result isn't ours to promise.
Every site we build has the technical groundwork in place, including titles, descriptions, headings, a sitemap and fast pages. Ongoing SEO work like new content and local listings is separate.
Yes. We review the site first. If it's very old or slow, we may suggest fixing that before spending on SEO.
It depends on the size of the site and the competition. We quote after reviewing your site. Google Business Profile setup on its own is AED 299.
If you need enquiries quickly, ads are faster. SEO builds over months. Many businesses use both, with ads running while the SEO work takes hold.
Free consultation. We reply the same working day.