Growth
An SEO agency in Dubai for B2B and e-commerce that reports in leads, not impressions
AVMDEVS is an SEO agency in Dubai for companies whose buyers search in English and Arabic before they call: B2B firms selling across the GCC, and stores on Shopify, Salla or Zid that need organic orders. You get a technical site that can rank, pages written for the terms your buyers actually type, links from sites that matter in this market, and a monthly report that counts enquiries and orders.
We take on a limited number of SEO retainers at a time, because the work is done by the people who answer the brief, not handed down. If your market, your site or your timeline are not a fit, we say so at the review.
Scope
What you get
Fixed, written into the proposal, and the same list you will see on the invoice. Anything outside it gets quoted before it gets built.
- 01
Technical SEO
Crawl, indexation, speed, structure, hreflang for Arabic and English, structured data and redirects, fixed in the code rather than listed in a PDF for someone else to do.
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Keyword strategy for the Gulf
The terms UAE and Saudi buyers use, in both languages, mapped to the pages that should answer them, with search volume and difficulty from live tool data, not a guess.
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Content that answers intent
Service pages, category pages and articles written by an editor, in English and Arabic where the market needs both, structured so Google and the AI assistants can quote them.
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Links from relevant sites
Mentions and links from directories, publications and partners that carry weight in the region, earned with real content. No bought networks, no link farms.
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Local SEO
Google Business Profiles for each branch, categories, reviews, citations and the location pages that put a Dubai or Riyadh business on the map pack.
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Reporting that counts leads
Rankings for the agreed terms, organic sessions, and the number of enquiries and orders they produced, in one monthly report you can forward to a board.
Method
How we work on this
Four steps, and what each one means for this kind of work.
Step 01
Brief: the market, the site and what a lead is worth
You send the brief with the site, the markets and languages you sell in, the products or services that matter most, and what an enquiry or order is worth. That last figure decides whether SEO is the right spend.
Step 02
Review: an audit before any promise
A lead crawls the site, reads the rankings you already have and looks at who holds the terms you want. The reply within one business day says whether organic search can move your numbers, and if not, what would.
Step 03
Scope: the terms, the pages and the months
A written scope names the keyword set, the pages to fix and the pages to write, the link targets, the reporting, the monthly fee and how long we need before the first results are judged. Nothing outside it is billed without a quote.
Step 04
Build: fixes in the first month, content every month after
Technical fixes ship first, in the code. Content follows on a monthly schedule you approve. Links are earned as the content goes live. Every month closes with the report, and every quarter with a decision on what to do next.
Region
Delivered in the Gulf
The specifics that decide whether a build works in the UAE and Saudi Arabia, handled as part of the scope rather than discovered after launch.
Search in the UAE and Saudi Arabia is bilingual, and a site that only ranks in English is missing the half of the market that searches in Arabic. We build the Arabic pages properly: right-to-left layout, hreflang between the language pairs, Arabic keyword research rather than translated English terms, and Arabic copy an editor has read.
For an SEO company in Saudi Arabia the Kingdom has its own rules: a Saudi-hosted presence where it helps, PDPL-compliant analytics and consent, and content that names Riyadh, Jeddah and Dammam rather than the Gulf in general. UAE local search runs on Google Business Profiles by emirate, so a business in Dubai and Abu Dhabi gets two profiles, not one.
E-commerce SEO here means Salla and Zid as well as Shopify: category structure, product schema, Arabic product content and the technical limits each platform puts on URLs and metadata are handled inside the platform, not worked around.
Investment
Pricing
Indicative ranges for accepted projects. Every quote is written against the scope agreed at the review.
SEO runs as a monthly retainer sized to the keyword set, the number of pages to fix and write, and the languages the site sells in. Accepted projects in this category usually start around $750. See ranges →
Answers
SEO Services questions
The things clients ask before they sign. If yours is not here, ask us directly.
Do you take every project?
No. SEO only pays back when organic search can reach buyers who are worth reaching, and some markets are too small, too locked by incumbents or better served by paid media. A lead reviews the site and the market before we quote, and if the honest answer is that SEO will not move your numbers, that is the answer you get.
Who owns the code?
You own everything we produce: the technical changes in your codebase, the content, the keyword research, the Google Business Profiles and the reporting. Accounts are opened in your name from the start. If the retainer ends, nothing switches off and nothing has to be bought back.
How long before SEO shows results in Dubai?
Technical fixes usually show within a few weeks. New pages on terms with real competition take three to six months to settle, and the competitive B2B and e-commerce terms in Dubai take longer than that. The scope states the point at which results are judged, and the quarterly review is where we decide together whether to continue.
Do you do Arabic SEO?
Yes, with Arabic keyword research and Arabic copy written by an editor, not translated from English. Arabic search behaves differently, with its own terms, its own competitors and its own volume, and the site has to be built for right-to-left reading with hreflang between the pairs. It is part of the scope, not an add-on.
Will you guarantee first-page rankings?
No, and no honest agency will. Google does not sell positions and neither do we. What we commit to is the work in the scope, done by the people who quoted it, and a monthly report that shows rankings, traffic and the leads or orders they produced, so you can judge the return on the number that matters.
Can you work with our in-house marketing team?
Yes. Many retainers run alongside an in-house team or another agency handling paid media. We take the technical work and the keyword and content strategy, hand content briefs to your writers if you have them, and share one report so nobody is measured against a different number.
Next
Works well with
Most engagements combine two or three of these. They are built by the same team, so nothing has to be integrated after the fact.
- AI Search (AEO & GEO)Buyers now ask ChatGPT, Gemini and Google AI who to hire and what to buy.
- Website DevelopmentWe design and build custom websites and web apps that load fast, rank well, and convert.
- Digital Marketing & AdvertisingWe plan and run paid campaigns across search, social, and display, measured on the revenue they drive, not the impressions they buy.
Submit a brief.
A lead reads every brief and replies within one business day with a yes, a no, or the questions we need answered before we can say.


