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Our work

Two websites we built and maintain.

Open these two projects to see how we organise information around the searches people make. Each example explains the problem, the work and how that approach applies to a business website.

Built and maintained by us

TRX KLCC Property

Luxury KL property, in four districts

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The search problem
People compare buildings, prices and neighbourhoods before they contact an agent. Someone looking at KLCC, TRX or Bukit Bintang types a building name into Google and wants that building's own page, not a general feed of listings.
What we did
Built a page for each building and each district from structured listing data, each with the schema markup Google reads, and rendered them as static pages so they open fast on a mid-range phone.
Why it matters to you
For a smaller business the same principle holds: clear pages for the services you sell and the places you serve, so the page a customer searches for actually exists.
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CheckMLM

A trust directory for Malaysian direct-sales companies

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The search problem
People look for information about a company before they join a direct-sales business: who runs it, whether it is registered, what the official records actually say.
What we did
Built a searchable directory of more than 1,800 companies, with its own page for over 600 of them explaining what the official sources say, plus breadcrumb markup, share images and a sitemap that updates itself as records change.
Why it matters to you
It shows we can organise a large catalogue into pages a person can actually find. A menu, a branch list or a set of service-area pages is the same job at a smaller size.

These projects show website work we have implemented. They do not demonstrate enquiry or revenue gains. Client case studies are published only with permission.

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The problem
A visitor needs a clear way to send an enquiry. The business needs to receive it and let the sender know it arrived.
What we changed
On 23 October 2026, we added email enquiry forms to our English and Chinese pricing, Google Ads and ChatGPT Ads pages, alongside the existing Local SEO form.
What we checked
On 24 October 2026, one RankMe-controlled internal test of the existing Local SEO form showed success and both emails arrived. This test did not submit the forms added on 23 October. It does not show more leads or better rankings.
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