Marketing Sites & SEO

Most agency-built marketing sites look great on launch day and get worse from there: the CMS is too rigid for the marketing team to actually use, so every content change becomes a developer ticket, and nobody revisits the technical SEO foundations after handover. This track is for founders and marketing teams who want a site that stays fast and keeps ranking a year after launch, not just on demo day — and who want to be able to publish a new page themselves without filing a support ticket.

We build on Next.js and Payload CMS: server-rendered pages that load in under a second, a content model your marketing team can actually understand (not a maze of nested blocks), and the SEO foundations wired in from day one — JSON-LD structured data, a correct sitemap and robots.txt, hreflang for multi-language sites, and Core Web Vitals that pass rather than just scrape by. Lead capture and CRM routing are built in, not bolted on with a third-party embed that slows the page down.

We start with a content and information-architecture audit of what exists (or a content plan from scratch if you're starting fresh), then build the CMS schema and design system in parallel. Pages ship in slices — homepage and one key landing page first, so you can see the actual editing experience early, then the rest of the site fills in behind it. We hand over with editor documentation, not just a login.

A focused marketing site (five to eight pages, one content type like case studies or services) typically runs RM 25,000–60,000 across six to ten weeks. Larger sites with multiple content types, multi-language support, and custom lead-routing logic usually land RM 60,000–150,000+ across ten to sixteen weeks. SEO migrations from an existing site (redirect mapping, historical URL preservation) are scoped separately to protect existing rankings.

We treat SEO as infrastructure, not a checklist item added at the end — schema, sitemaps, and Core Web Vitals are part of the build from week one, and we run a lint check for structured data before every deploy. You get a CMS your team actually uses, hosting under your own accounts, and a site that's still fast and still ranking well after we're gone.