Digital marketing agency for Malaysian booth contractors, built for the show calendar and the paperwork exhibitors check.

Six rules every campaign is checked against

Six rules every booth contractor campaign is checked against, in plain Malaysian English, before any ad, venue page or social post ships.

• Registration claims match the certificateCIDB grade, category and expiry are stated as they appear on the certificate, never rounded up. An exhibitor who forwards your page to an organiser and finds a mismatch has lost the stand and the trust.
• Renders are labelled as rendersEvery visual is marked as a concept or a finished build, and nothing sits in your gallery that another contractor built. A borrowed portfolio is the fastest way to lose a corporate account.
• Prices are bands, with inclusions listedA cost band per booth size helps a first-time exhibitor budget, but only if the page says what sits outside it. Electrical points, carpet, freight, storage and overtime build-up cause most disputes, so we name them.
• Double-deck capability is stated honestlyTwo-storey stands need structural drawings endorsed by the venue's technical division and rigging approval from the hall. If you subcontract the engineering, the page says so. Advertising what you cannot sign off risks the opening day.
• Safety and insurance are publishedBuild-up is construction work under Malaysian occupational safety law: work at height, power tools, compressed schedule. Public liability and workmen's cover amounts go on the trust page, beside the venues where you finished build-up on time.
• Exhibitor data stays inside its purposeOrganiser directories, past enquiry lists and cards collected on the floor sit under the Personal Data Protection Act 2010. We keep consent honest, the unsubscribe working, and never reuse an exhibitor list elsewhere.