SEO content written to win a query, not to hit a word count

AED 5,000 to AED 22,000 per month covers most of what we are asked to build. The number moves on how many pages a month, whether research and internal linking are included, how many languages, and whether subject-matter interviews are needed. Anything quoted before those are known is a guess. We scope first, then price, and the scope document is yours whether or not you proceed. These are market ranges rather than a fixed rate card — the proposal carries the real figure.

Writing a page designed to be the best answer to a specific search query, structured so a search engine can understand it and a reader can use it. It is not writing normally and then adding keywords, which is what the term is often taken to mean.

Because most people searching 'SEO content writing' want to learn how to do it, not to hire someone. The first page is Semrush's writing assistant, Ahrefs' guide and several how-to articles. We are telling you this because it is the honest read on the term: if you are here to hire, you probably arrived from somewhere more specific, and that is the traffic this page is written for.

Not for the writing. We use it the way any team does for boring mechanical work — reformatting, first-pass research triage. The drafting and the editing are done by people, and every page is read once more specifically for the generated-text tells before it ships. If you want AI-written content at volume, we are the wrong supplier and there are cheaper ones.

Blog and article writing is the ongoing publishing programme — a rhythm of articles that builds topical coverage over time. This is the query-first work: a specific page built to win a specific search result, often a service or comparison page rather than an article. Many clients need both and they run from the same query map.

As long as covering the subject properly takes, which the ranking pages usually indicate. That has ranged from six hundred words to over four thousand in our own work. We do not brief a word count, because writing to a number is how padding gets in.

Fewer and better beats more and thinner, almost always. Four to eight substantial pages a month is a realistic programme for most Dubai businesses. Twenty thin ones will underperform four good ones and cost more.

Check the old first. A page sitting fourth or fifth for a valuable query will usually move further with a serious rewrite than a brand new page will from position zero, and it costs less. We audit what exists before proposing anything new.

Three to six months for a competitive Dubai commercial query, sometimes faster on a long-tail term or on a site with existing authority. Anything ranking in a fortnight was a term with very little competition, which is worth knowing before you celebrate.

Impressions and clicks for the target query cluster in Search Console, position for the priority terms, and enquiries attributed to the page. Not aggregate blog sessions, which can rise while the commercial pages go nowhere.

Yes, by native Arabic writers rather than by translation, with hreflang configured properly. Translated SEO content ranks badly and reads worse, and both are noticed.