Digital marketing agency for Malaysian car rental companies, built for the APAD permit and the festive calendar.

Six rules every campaign is checked against

Six rules every car rental campaign is checked against, in plain Malaysian English, before any ad or landing page ships.

• Licence class stated, not impliedKereta Sewa dan Pandu covers vehicles driven by the renter or their nominee, across Peninsular Malaysia. Kereta Sewa is a chauffeured class with a restricted area. We write the class you hold, plus your SSM number, onto the site and every ad landing page.
• The advertised rate survives the terms pageA headline rate that grows by a mileage charge and a cleaning fee at checkout costs you the booking and the review. We show the all-in total for the dates requested, with the mileage cap named beside the price.
• Deposit and refund terms in writingThe renter is handing a stranger four figures. State the amount, what triggers a deduction, and how long a refund takes. Published deposit terms convert better than any fleet photo.
• Insurance and excess match the policy"Fully insured" means nothing to a renter who later learns the excess is RM 2,000. We state what the policy covers, what the renter pays on damage, and what a waiver costs per day.
• Driver eligibility stated upfrontMinimum age, licence types accepted, how long the licence must be held, and whether a visitor needs an international permit. Putting this above the booking form saves your counter staff the call.
• No bait rates or phantom availabilityAdvertising a class you rarely have free, then upselling at the counter, turns a festive peak into a review problem. We advertise only what you can supply on the dates promoted.