Rebranding Services in Dubai: Roadmap, Timelines & Pricing (2025)
- Philip Speidel, CEO

- Sep 18
- 3 min read
If you’re exploring rebranding services in Dubai, you’re likely feeling one (or more) of these: growth stalled, messaging off, visuals dated, or an upcoming expansion that demands a stronger story. This guide breaks down when to rebrand, the deliverables, a practical 8–12 week timeline, pricing ladders (AED), and the SEO/CRO safeguards that protect performance during the switch.
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Signs it’s time to rebrand
You’ve outgrown your visual identity (looks dated or inconsistent).
Your positioning doesn’t match your current market or pricing.
You’re launching into new verticals/regions (need EN/AR alignment).
Conversions lag even with solid traffic—CRO hints at messaging/design friction.
M&A, new leadership, or a product pivot.
What’s included in a Dubai rebrand (deliverables)
Brand strategy: audience, value proposition, positioning, tone of voice.
Visual identity system: logo, color, typography, grid, iconography, imagery style.
Messaging kit: headlines, product pillars, proof bullets, EN/AR copy cues.
Collateral: pitch deck, social kits, stationery, email signatures.
Website (refresh or rebuild): design system, component library, page templates.
Guidelines: brand book + usage rules; templates for internal teams/agencies.
Launch plan: content calendar, PR/social rollout, and internal enablement.
The 8–12 week rebrand plan (Dubai-proven)
Phase 1 — Discovery (Week 1–2)
Stakeholder interviews, competitor audit, analytics/CRO review.
Brand diagnosis & measurement baseline (what “success” means).
Phase 2 — Strategy (Week 2–3)
Positioning, narrative, tone of voice (EN/AR).
Information architecture for the future site.
Phase 3 — Identity Design (Week 3–6)
Logo explorations → refinements → final system.
Color/typography system, iconography, image direction.
Phase 4 — Website & Collateral (Week 5–9)
Design: homepage, service/product, blog, case, contact.
Dev: Webflow/WordPress components, performance/CWV baked in.
Collateral: decks, social kits, email signatures.
Phase 5 — Launch & Enablement (Week 9–12)
Content migration, QA, redirects, search console checks.
Team training, brand book handover, PR/social rollout.
Pricing ladders (AED) — typical Dubai ranges
Ranges vary by scope, pages, and custom components.
Identity Refresh: AED 25,000–45,000 Strategy lite, logo refresh, core system, mini brand guide.
Full Rebrand: AED 60,000–120,000 Strategy, complete identity system, messaging kit, core collateral.
Rebrand + Website: AED 120,000–250,000+ Everything above + website (10–20 templates), migration, CRO/analytics.
Add-ons: Arabic copy & localization, photo/video brand assets, motion guidelines, campaign creative.
Safeguards for SEO & CRO (don’t skip)
Content & redirect map (URL-by-URL) before launch; test 301s in staging.
Preserve top-performing headlines/sections; don’t remove traffic winners.
Keep title/meta + H1 structure aligned to your target keywords.
Core Web Vitals: don’t ship heavy heroes; lazy-load and stabilize layout.
Deploy GA4 + GSC, events for forms/WhatsApp taps, and annotate launch.
Run A/B tests on new hero copy/CTAs in the first 4–6 weeks.
Need help? Our SEO services team partners with brand/dev to protect rankings.
EN/AR rollout (why bilingual matters)
Localized messaging & CTAs improve conversion in the UAE.
Mirror key pages in Arabic and set hreflang (en-AE / ar-AE).
Align social kits and community management in both languages.
Launch checklist (copy/paste)
Final logo & brand system exported (SVG/PNG/OTF).
Brand book (PDF) + Figma library + templates shared.
Web components audited for speed & accessibility.
Redirects & canonical rules tested; sitemap.xml updated.
GSC “Change of address” (if domain change) + resubmitted sitemaps.
PR/social/creator plan live for week-of launch; team briefed.
FAQs: Rebranding in Dubai
Will a rebrand hurt our rankings?
Not if you plan it. With a redirect map, content parity, and technical QA, most sites keep or gain traffic post-launch.
How long does a full rebrand take?
Typically 8–12 weeks. If you add a complex website or multilanguage content, plan 12–16 weeks.
Do we need a full rebuild of the site?
Not always. If the CMS and performance are solid, a template-level redesign can work. If CWV or UX is poor, a rebuild pays back quickly.
Can you do Arabic copy and design?
Yes—headlines, microcopy, subtitles, and layout nuances for ar-AE.
What does success look like after launch?
Higher CTR & conversion rate, improved time on page, more qualified leads, and brand consistency across every touchpoint.



