Digital marketing agency for Malaysian flooring companies, built around the square-foot quote and the site visit that follows it.

Six rules every campaign is checked against

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

• The square-foot rate states its scopeRM 6.80 a square foot means nothing until the page says whether it covers underlay, skirting, trims and disposal of the old floor. We publish the band with what sits inside it, so the quotation never reads as a bait-and-switch.
• Levelling is quoted, never assumedScreeding can add RM 1.50 to RM 3.50 a square foot, and the buyer only learns it after your installer sees the floor. We put the condition check into the enquiry flow, so the number arrives before the deposit does.
• Registration claimed only where it is heldCIDB registration and grade are checked before any ad mentions them, because tender work turns on that line. If your company holds a G-grade, we name it accurately; if not, the campaign targets residential work instead of implying otherwise.
• Warranty split into material and workmanshipA 15-year manufacturer warranty on a plank is not a 15-year warranty on your installation. We write the two separately, name what voids each, and keep the wording to what your supplier will honour in writing.
• Overlay claims made honestlyLaying over existing tiles saves days and dust, but not over hollow tiles, and it costs door clearance and floor height. We state the conditions on the page, so nobody argues about a stuck door after handover.
• Deposit, lead time and shade variation publishedMaterial batches shift in shade and phone screens shift them further. We publish the deposit stages, the working-day lead time and a plain note on batch variation, which closes the commonest cause of a rejected delivery.