Agree what counts as a result, then we build the campaign around that number.
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Five services, one working plan
Most projects do not need all five at once. A business that already has a site often starts with search and content; a new venture usually starts with design and build, then adds paid media once the pages convert. Below is what each service covers, what you receive, and what we need from you to start. If you are unsure where to begin, the contact page is the shortest route to an answer.
Where each service fits
A quick index before the detail. Each row is a service, the situation it suits, and the usual entry point into a first conversation with our team.
Design that holds up after the launch
We design the pages your customers actually use: the homepage, the service pages, the enquiry page, and the handful of pages that carry the sales argument. That means deciding what each page must say before deciding how it looks — headings, ordering, forms and calls to action first, then type, colour and imagery around them.
You receive a set of page designs for desktop and mobile, a reusable type and colour system, and notes on what each section is for, so whoever edits the site next keeps it consistent. We work from your existing brand where one exists, and build the visual system with you where it does not. Before design starts we agree which pages matter most, because a tight five-page site that answers real questions outperforms a fifteen-page site that repeats itself.
- Page designs for desktop and mobile, with the mobile layout drawn first
- A type, colour and spacing system your team can reuse
- Written notes on each section so edits stay on brief
Built to load fast and stay editable
A good build is quiet work: correct markup, sensible page weight, images sized properly, forms that arrive in your inbox, and a site your team can update without calling us every week.
Responsive pages, navigation, enquiry forms with spam protection, and the page structure search engines need to read the site correctly.
Compressed images, lazy loading below the fold, and fonts and scripts kept to what the page actually needs. We test on real phones, not only in a desktop preview.
A short written guide to editing pages, adding news or offers, and where the important settings live. Recorded walkthrough on request.
Care plans cover updates, backups, security patches and small content changes. You can also take the site in-house; nothing is locked to us.
Found by people already searching
Search work starts with a plain question: which searches matter to your business, and which of them can you realistically win? We look at what your customers type, what your competitors publish, and what your current pages already rank for before changing anything.
From there the work is unglamorous and steady — fixing technical problems that hold pages back, tightening titles and page structure, improving the pages that almost rank, and publishing content that answers questions your sales team hears every week.
Paid media that earns its budget back
Paid search and social put you in front of people today rather than in six months, which makes them useful when a quarter has to deliver. We build campaigns around the enquiries you actually want — not the cheapest click, and not the largest reach number you can show in a report.
Work covers account structure, ad copy and creative direction, landing page checks, budget pacing, and a weekly read on what is being spent and what it produced. We would rather cut a campaign that is not working than keep it running for the sake of a full monthly report.
Account structure, audiences, budgets, tracking and conversion points agreed first.
Ad copy, creative direction and landing page checks, with budget paced through the month.
Weekly spend and result read, monthly summary, and a clear recommendation on what to stop.
We do not switch on paid media before the tracking and the landing page are agreed. It is the one step we will hold back, because spending against an unmeasured page teaches nobody anything.
Bring your current numbers if you have them. If you do not, we set the measurement up with you first — that is the work, and it is what makes the following month readable.
Talk through a campaign
A publishing plan you can keep to
Most businesses do not have a content problem, they have a consistency problem. We set a rhythm that fits your capacity — one useful page a month beats four rushed ones — and map each piece to a question customers ask before they buy.
What the plan covers
A short list of themes worth owning, the questions under each theme, and the order to publish them in. Topics come from your sales conversations and from search demand — not from a generic list of industry buzzwords.
Each planned page gets a working title, a target reader, the one thing it must explain, and a note on where it should link next. We can write the pages with you, edit what your team drafts, or simply hand over the plan and let you run it.
Common questionsHow a project runs
Every engagement follows the same shape, whether it is a five-page site or a year of paid media. You always know what stage you are in and what is expected of you next.
Read the full processWhat the business does, who buys, what the site is expected to produce. No preparation needed — we ask, you answer.
A written list of what is included, what is not, the sequence of work, and the cost. You approve it before anything starts.
Design, then build, then content — each stage reviewed with you before the next begins, so corrections stay cheap.
Forms tested with real submissions, tracking confirmed, redirects in place, and the old site kept available until you are satisfied.
A review a month later on what the site is producing, and a short list of what to change next. Ongoing work only if it earns its place.
What we need from you
Projects move quickly when these are ready. None of them need to be perfect before the first call — they just need to exist in some form.
Access or a link, even if it is out of date. It tells us what already works and what your customers are used to.
Logo files, colours and fonts if they exist. If they do not, we agree a simple direction before design starts.
The five or six things your team answers on the phone or by email. These become the backbone of the page structure.
Someone who can approve a page or a budget without a second meeting. It shortens every stage of the work.
Questions we hear first
Short answers to the things that come up before a project starts. If yours is not here, the contact page reaches a person, not a queue.
Ask us directlyDo we have to take all five services?
No. Most clients start with one or two and add more once the first stage is producing something. Design and development usually come as a pair, and search work often follows a few months later, once there is a site worth ranking.
How long does a website take?
It depends on how many pages and how quickly you can review work. A small marketing site usually moves in a few weeks of working time. Larger sites with many service pages take longer, mostly because each page needs its own content and approval.
How is SEO reported?
Once a month, in plain language: what changed on the site, what moved in search, and which pages brought enquiries. We include the parts that went nowhere, because a report with only good news is not useful to you.
Do you work with businesses outside Singapore?
Yes. Most of our work is for Singapore businesses, and we also take on projects further afield. Calls are scheduled in your working hours, and everything is documented in writing so time zones do not slow the work down.
Who owns the website when it is finished?
You do. Accounts, files and content are handed over in your name, and the site can be moved to another host or developer without asking us for permission. We would rather earn the next project than hold the last one hostage.
Tell us what you need built
A short call is usually enough to tell you which service fits, what it would involve, and what it would cost. Bring your current site or a rough idea — either works.
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