Digital marketing agency for Malaysian curtain shops, built around the free measurement that decides every order.

Six rules every campaign is checked against

Six rules every curtain and blinds campaign is checked against, in plain Malaysian English, before any ad, landing page or caption ships.

• The unit price states its scopeRM 5.90 per square foot means nothing until the page says whether it covers the track, the installation and the fullness. We publish the band with what sits inside it, so the quotation never reads as a bait-and-switch.
• Fullness is explained, not hiddenA curtain priced per foot of track is cut at roughly twice that width, so a 10-foot window is not 10 feet of fabric. Leave it out and you get accused of doubling the price at quotation. We put the multiplier on the page.
• Lead time in working days, and honouredLocally made blinds run about seven working days, curtains about fourteen. A festive-week promise of three days that becomes three weeks costs you the review that feeds the next six orders. We publish only what the workroom holds in its busiest month.
• Free measurement has a stated area"Free on-site measurement" is a strong offer and a common dispute. We name the coverage area, the charge outside it and whether it is credited on order, so nobody drives an hour to argue about RM 80.
• Sample and batch variation disclosedFabric batches shift slightly, and phone screens shift them further. A one-line note that the delivered roll may differ from the swatch, plus a sample-first offer on large orders, closes the commonest cause of a rejected delivery.
• Deposit and cancellation written before the ad runsMade-to-measure work cannot be resold, so most shops take 50% and allow no cancellation once cutting starts. Reasonable, but it belongs on the landing page, not in a chat thread. We publish the stages, the revision window and what happens if a size is wrong.