Long after launch, a site nobody looks after still shows the old phone number; I build yours and keep it current every month.
The most common Penang problem is not a missing website. It is an old listing, a different phone number and a site that has not moved since the business did.
For George Town shops and restaurants, Bayan Lepas suppliers and mainland businesses in Butterworth and Seberang Perai. The site, the Google listing and every edit, handled by me.
The start and monthly figures are at the top of this page. Both come off the price of the site, agreed before anything is built: a four-page site is $1,000. A WooCommerce store is ~RM 405 a month and a course platform $149, billed in USD. On Shopify, its own plan is paid to Shopify. Nothing runs past two years, or you pay once, half up front and half on delivery.
Most business sites go live in one to two weeks, and an online store lands about the same. A course platform runs longer. Your timeline comes in writing before anything starts, next to the agreed price.
I build sites English-first. A full Chinese version of every page, kept in step month after month, is not something I build. If your buyers read in Chinese, tell me on the call before anything starts.
Usually yes, and it is often the first thing worth doing, before any redesign. A corrected profile can move you up the map results while the new site is still being built.
One call. What I would change first, what it costs and how long it takes, even when the honest answer is to keep the site you have.
