Press Release Distribution in Dubai With the Publication List Published Upfront

Pricing depends on whether you need the release written, whether it runs in English only or English and Arabic, and how wide the distribution is. Single release distribution in this market commonly runs from a few thousand dirhams; adding professional writing and Arabic translation increases it. Traditional Dubai PR agencies charge monthly retainers starting around AED 15,000 simply to pitch, which is a different service to distribution. We quote per release or per campaign with the outlet list attached, so you can see exactly what you are buying.

The full list is published on this page rather than hidden behind a sales call. It covers 114 outlets across UAE, Saudi and wider GCC media, spanning business wires, national press, sector titles and syndication networks, with 45 publishing in both Arabic and English. Actual placement depends on your sector and the news itself, and the confirmed target list for your specific release is provided with the quote.

No, and be careful with anyone who does. Major national titles make editorial decisions and cannot be bought through a distribution service. Where a story genuinely merits that level of attention we will pitch it, but a guarantee of premium placement usually means paid advertorial presented as editorial. What we do guarantee is the distribution itself and a full report of everything that published.

Most placements appear within 24 to 72 hours of distribution, with some outlets publishing same day and others running on a weekly cycle. Your coverage report is typically delivered within a few days once results have settled. Writing and Arabic translation add a few working days before distribution, depending on approval speed.

In most cases yes, and the numbers on this page explain why. Roughly 45 of the outlets in our network publish in Arabic, and in our campaigns Arabic placements frequently account for around half of total coverage. An English only release cannot reach those desks. Arabic outlets are also less contested, so the same story often achieves better placement in Arabic.

Indirectly, and honestly this is where most services overpromise. Many syndicated news links are nofollow or carry limited direct ranking value. The real benefits are brand visibility, entity signals that help search engines and AI assistants understand who you are, and the possibility of genuine journalists picking up the story and linking editorially. If your primary goal is link authority, our link building service is the more direct route and we will say so.

Something a reader outside your company would find genuinely interesting: a funding round, a licence or regulatory approval, a partnership, a launch, original data, an award, an expansion or a senior appointment. What does not work is a release with no news in it. We assess the angle before quoting, and occasionally advise waiting for a stronger story rather than spending on one that will be ignored.

Yes, and it is usually the better option. Releases written internally tend to read as marketing copy, which editors reject quickly. We write in news style, prepare the Arabic version properly, and you approve both before anything is distributed.

Yes. The network covers Saudi Arabia, Qatar, Bahrain and wider MENA alongside the UAE, and the publication list on this page is grouped so you can see the regional spread. Targeting is set to match where your audience actually is rather than sending everything everywhere.

Every published article with its live link, the outlet name and the language it ran in, compiled into a document you can forward to a client, board or investor without editing. This is the deliverable that separates real distribution from a mailing list, and it is the reason we can publish an accurate outlet list at all.