Eleven sites built, delivered and still running: four of them told in full and seven more listed, with work in Europe, the United States, Hong Kong and Southeast Asia. What each business had before, what got built, and what they say about it in their own words.
AZEO trains corporate teams across Malaysia and its programmes are claimable under HRD Corp. The company had grown; the website had not. It was rebuilt from scratch, and the SEO now runs on the same monthly rather than as a separate project with a separate contact.
Dream Courts sells padel courts out of Hong Kong to buyers on the other side of an ocean, who will never visit the plant. That is the whole difficulty. The site was built in English for the buyer abroad, with the technical pages a buyer actually searches for (dimensions, cost, construction) and Google Ads set up alongside it.
A B2B and B2C distributor of professional hair and beauty supplies, with a catalogue that only existed offline. The store was built on WooCommerce, the catalogue loaded and the product pages written for search, and the SEO has run on it since.
For a gym, the search that matters is somebody nearby looking for one. The work here was local: the site, the Google Business Profile and the local SEO around it, so that the people already looking in that area find it first.
Shops, course platforms and independent businesses, in Spain and beyond. Every one of them is WordPress, every one was built and handed over here, and every one was serving pages the day this page went up.
The studio runs from Malaysia and the projects do not stay there. There is work running in Europe, the United States, Hong Kong and Southeast Asia at the same time. Briefs arrive by call and WhatsApp, the build happens on the real pages, and the difference between a client an hour away and one eight time zones away is which end of the day we talk.
None of these was handed over and forgotten. The same monthly that builds a site keeps them updated, backed up and worked on, which is the only reason a site from three years ago still earns its keep.
“Our old website was years behind the business. Daniel rebuilt it from scratch and now runs our SEO — one point of contact, and things move without chasing.”
“We needed a professional presence to reach European clients. Daniel built the website and set up Google Ads, and inquiries increased significantly.”
“Daniel set up our store and SEO completely. Within 3 months we were selling consistently online — he handles everything.”
“Our local SEO improved — we are now top 3 on Google Maps. Members book through the website, and support is always available.”
Yes, and that is the point of a reference. Tell me which one is closest to your situation and I will ask them first. Nobody gets handed out as a contact without being asked.
Every one of them. A corporate site, a manufacturer selling abroad, a WooCommerce store and a gym: same platform, four different jobs. That is the reason this studio is on WordPress and not on four different builders.
I did, all of it. Every site on this page, from the first call to the page you are reading now. No junior it gets handed to afterwards, and a small number of projects at a time so that stays true.
Probably, and if not I will say so. What travels between projects is not the industry, it is the situation: a site that stopped being true, a catalogue nobody can find, a business invisible to the street it is on.
Every project on this page came out of one of these.
One call. What I would change, what it costs and how long it takes, and whether you need me at all.
