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9 years ago, we opened our dev office in Kathmandu, Nepal. And it’s one of the best decisions we’ve made. Saba and I both grew up in Nepal. We had far fewer privileges compared to Australia. But for everything we didn’t have, we gained something else. - Hard work - Determination - Resilience My first salary as a web designer was $100 per month. AUD, not even USD. That was a standard wage back then in Nepal. Fast forward to now? Huge changes. Nepal has become a popular IT hub with many rising talents. If you have worked with Nepalese, then you know, their loyalty, their culture are second to none. I’ve always wanted to give back to my own country and support people where I grew up. The emotions tied to that? Irreplaceable. So it certainly made sense to open an office there. Today, we have 21 team members in our Nepal office and are supporting their families. The best thing about running a business? ↳ Being able to give back to people who were just like you. - Have you worked with any Nepalese before? 🏷️Tag them here to show your appreciation!

Exciting news! We're rolling out a new plan under $1k soon. Our typical plan starts at $2k per month. Heads up, marketing managers:  We've heard your calls for more affordable options. Here's the reality:  Many businesses still don't allocate enough budget for websites and marketing. Yet, they expect marketing managers to juggle it all: - Day-to-day website management - Ensuring website top security - Resolving technical issues - Liaising with web hosting - Improving website speed - Increasing organic traffic - Creating landing pages - Increasing conversions - Fixing technical SEO - Refreshing UX/UI - Performing CRO - And so on... Marketing isn't a one-person show. You need a robust team to launch successful campaigns. That's where we come in:  - Get a full website team at a fraction of the cost hiring in-house. So, with our new plan, even if you have a limited budget, we can still help. Note: 𝐓𝐡𝐢𝐬 𝐧𝐞𝐰 𝐩𝐥𝐚𝐧 𝐢𝐬 𝐚𝐯𝐚𝐢𝐥𝐚𝐛𝐥𝐞 𝐭𝐨 𝐚 𝐥𝐢𝐦𝐢𝐭𝐞𝐝 𝐧𝐮𝐦𝐛𝐞𝐫 𝐨𝐟 𝐜𝐥𝐢𝐞𝐧𝐭𝐬. (we're testing the waters.) Comment or DM "interested" to join our waitlist. #website #marketing #WordPress

Slow websites are a marketing manager's worst enemy. All the time you’ve spend: - Preparing your campaigns - Posting on social media - Creating landing pages Only to have your efforts ruined by slow loading times that: - Frustrate your visitors - Decrease your conversion rate - Stop you from hitting your marketing targets Being a marketing manager is a tough gig. But doing it without a decent website… …is 100x harder. ps. If you’re in that situation and need some advice, please reach out. I’ll give you some pointers on what you can do.

I started my career as a designer. Sometimes, it was frustrating when a client kept changing directions. Or adding one change after another. I know that feeling wasn't one-sided. It affected us both. The pressure is real when you're responsible for deliverables. It's tough to recognise the challenges others face. It's rarely just one party's fault—it's a shared issue. At the core, it's about communication. Here’s how we solve it now: - Define the scope clearly - Conduct a kick-off meeting for alignment - Establish communication channels and frequency - Educate clients about the process and expectations - Focus on desired outcomes and goals, not just tasks - Use project management tools for effective planning - Involve clients at every step for their insights - Communicate often and seek feedback early - Use prototyping tools to facilitate collaboration - Set limits on revisions and changes upfront - Clarify the effort needed for extra requests Ultimately, design is neither for the designer nor the client. It's crafted for the audience. It must resonate deeply, driving the audience's actions and fulfilling strategic marketing objectives. Designers, have you been in a tough situation recently? Would love to hear some stories. 🔁 Repost this to support designers.

Scrolling on LinkedIn is like: “I built my agency to $1M in 1 year” “I booked 50+ sales calls this month” “I sold my startup for $10M at 23” Everyone brags about success, only showing the greener side. But few talk about failures. And the struggle. This is my experience. 2005 - Built my first website (never went live) 2006 - Built an entertainment portal (didn’t take off) 2007 - Built a tech blog (penalised by Google when it took off) 2008 - Built a health portal (sold equity, then it failed) 2009 - Started a full-service marketing agency with friends (failed) 2013 - Started a digital agency (wrong partner, failed badly) 2015 - Founded WP Creative (still going!) Behind every success story are years of “failure”. 10+ years before it started to go right. And the 9 years since then haven’t been smooth either. Starting a business is a huge challenge. It’s not for everyone. For every 10 failures, you might have 1 success. But I wouldn’t have it any other way. What's your journey to success been like? 🔁 Share this to inspire your network.

I’ve been developing websites on WordPress for 15+ years. A lot has changed since then. But one thing remains true: ↳ Your website is the heart of your business ❤️ To maximise your marketing ROI, you need: - A strong, error-free website - Clear strategies and goals - The right plugins to support you The plugins you choose to use can make or break your efforts. Just remember, when it comes to plugins: → Specific > all-in-one → Too many = slow site → Must have: security, performance, SEO → Regularly remove unused plugins → Look at the data to choose -- 👋 Hey, I’m Nirmal — the WordPress guy for B2B marketers 💬 Tell me your favourite plugin below 🔁 Repost to help your network

Ever feel like your marketing plan is a masterpiece, then everyone grabs a brush? First, the CEO wants to add more buzzwords. Then, the sales team insists on flashing banners. Legal demands disclaimers that read like novels. Even the office dog suggests a new colour scheme! 🐶 How do you navigate this chaos? Do you laugh, cry, or both at the same time? Share your survival or fun stories!

Your website is the heart of your marketing. When you rely on it to: - Collect data - Capture leads - Convert customers You deserve a web developer who’s on your side. So many things can go wrong with websites. (It always happens mid-campaign when you need it most) - Technical glitches that pop up without warning - Small changes become huge headaches - WordPress & plugins are out of date - Htaccess, configs throws alien errors - Page speed slower than a snail 🐌 - SSL errors that scare your visitors - Issues on mobile/tablet devices - 301 redirections not working You can’t avoid having issues. But you can have a website partner who: - Navigates you through tech challenges - Picks up the phone during crisis - Has a team on standby for you - Trains you to update content - Resolves issues quickly Marketing isn’t a battle you should face alone. Winning requires a team that backs you up. When every click counts, you can’t afford to settle. —— Hey, I’m Nirmal. My agency takes care of building, optimising, and maintaining your website so you can sell more and stress less. Our plans start at just $1,980. Want to see if we’re the right fit? Click “book an appointment” for a complimentary website audit.

Marketing managers often ask me, “How can we increase campaign conversion?” They know that driving more traffic isn’t the solution. The biggest changes come from website improvements. And the things that will hold you back: - Slow PageSpeed - Unclear messaging - Not optimising for SEO - Wrong brand positioning - Not having a clear funnel - Writing for the wrong audience - More than 1 type of CTA per page Want to know how to fix these? → It’s all in the carousel 👇 Need help fixing them? → “Book an appointment” at the top of this post ps. One of our clients saw a 217% increase in conversions in just 6 months. ♻️ Repost this to help your network.

I talk to marketing managers every day who are frustrated with the support they're getting from their website partners. Their websites are supported by cheap maintenance plans where responses take more than a week. That's frustrating when you're responsible for marketing results. And the website is also your main marketing channel! A cheap website maintenance plan is just a waste of time. Most of those things can be automated or you can do all by yourself if you have a good web hosting provider. Websites need more than "maintenance" to achieve business goals. If you are responsible for a WordPress website, follow this checklist. You will be better off than paying for those cheap website maintenance plans. If you have a budget of at least $2k/m for an expert website partner, my agency can help. We do a lot more than just website maintenance. ♻️ Repost this to help your network.