Businesses going digital

The digital team your firm never had to hire

Clients still come through referrals, then check your site. We make it the reason they call, without you hiring anyone.

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Bangkok Startup Association logo
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Command logo
Layers logo
Rallymates logo
Global Bank logo
Onelisted logo
Bangkok Startup Association logo
Sisyphus logo
Catalog logo
Command logo
Layers logo
Rallymates logo
Global Bank logo
Onelisted logo
Bangkok Startup Association logo
Sisyphus logo
Catalog logo
Executive in a dark suit presenting to colleagues in a boardroom with a city skyline at sunset
Sound familiar?

You’re losing people before they ever speak to you

( 01 )

The referrals still come

They keep arriving, but fewer of them turn into a call, and nobody says why.

( 02 )

You don’t look established

Clients, hires and partners all read the same page, and none of them see the firm you actually are.

( 03 )

You’re correcting on call one

The site sets an expectation the work doesn’t match, so the first call is spent walking it back.

Where you start from

Going digital is a different job depending on where you start

Some firms rely on referrals, others have outgrown old sites, or are expanding fast. We build the site that fits your unique growth.

Research & Strategy
Research & Strategy
(01)

Make the referral check pass in one visit. Most new clients hear your name first, then look you up before they call. The site confirms what the referrer already said.

Referral-led
Usually starts when referrals keep coming but fewer turn into calls.
Arden & Lim page 'Singapore company setup, handled end to end' with a Book a call button and a call booked after one visit
(02)

Show the firm you are now, not the one you were. The business has grown and the site hasn’t. We rebuild it around today’s services, people and proof.

Outgrown the old site
Usually starts when the team quietly stops sending the link.
Old 2016 site beside a new Arden & Lim homepage on six markets, with a note the team is sharing the link again
(03)

Grow into new offices and services without starting over. New locations, new practice areas and new languages. The site takes on each one cleanly.

Adding offices & services
Usually starts when a new office or service has nowhere to live on the site.
Card listing offices in Hongkong, Thailand, Australia and a new Singapore, beside practice areas, with a note Singapore page added
What you get

A website that works for you

Referrals arrive already convinced

The site backs up what the referrer said, so the call starts with the work, not the pitch.

You stop apologising for the link

Reads like the firm you are today, for clients, partners and hires who check before they call.

Your team keeps it current

Update services, people and news yourselves, without a developer or an agency ticket.

Your expertise finally gets written down

We settle what you do and who it’s for before we design. Most firms have never had to put it in writing.

Found by people who haven’t met you

Pages structured for search and AI answers, so new clients find you outside your network.

You own all of it, from day one

The site, copy, and design files are yours—change agencies, hire in-house, or go solo freely.
The shift

Before Superpresence, and after

With Superpresence

  • Referrals check the site, then call.
  • The site looks like the firm today.
  • The website is the first thing you send.
  • Clients arrive knowing what you do.
  • Your team updates services and people itself.
  • New services get a page within days.
  • New clients find you outside your network.

Without Superpresence

  • Referrals check the site and go quiet.
  • The site looks years behind the firm.
  • You apologise for the link, then send it.
  • First calls go on correcting expectations.
  • Every update waits for an outside developer.
  • New services have nowhere to live online.
  • Only people who know you can find you.
Bangkok Startup Association logo

"Superpresence rebuilt our site around what founders and partners actually need from us. It finally looks like the organisation we've become, and the team made the whole process easy."

Smiling man with dark hair and mustache wearing a floral patterned shirt sitting indoors with an orange blanket and plant in the background.
Billy van der Loo
President, Bangkok Startup Association
The Superpresence Difference

The three options in front of you

Each one suits a different moment. Here’s how they compare for a startup that needs its website to sell.

Strategy and positioning
Who writes the copy
Design
What it's built for
Founder time needed
Who’s on it
Expert direction
Superpresence
Settled before design starts
Senior copywriters, in English
Fully custom, built as a system
Sign-ups, demos and investor trust
Workshops, reviews and sign-off
Strategy, design, copy, dev
Senior people lead every stage
Hiring in-house
Squeezed between product work
Whoever on the team can write
Depends on one hire
Keeping the site running
Hiring and managing them
One or two people
Depends on the hire
Traditional agency
Often skipped for speed
Often left to you, or translated
Often a template
Traffic and campaigns
Briefing and chasing
Split across teams
Depends on the account team
Who we are

A senior team in Asia, built to be
the department you don't have

Map of Asia-Pacific with pins at Hong Kong, Thailand, Singapore and Australia

Built in Asia, written for buyers abroad

We work in your timezone, understand how Asian startups sell, and write for English-speaking buyers and investors without ever sounding translated.
Team roles listed as strategy, design, copywriter, developer, and conversion and QA

The whole senior team, one roof

Strategy, design, copy, development, conversion and QA in one accountable team, with nobody for you to hire or manage.
First draft refined by a senior copywriter into the headline 'Leave your bags with us and go out. We will text you when the room is ready.'

Copy written by people, in English

Senior copywriters write every page. Not translated, not generated, and built around how your buyers actually decide.
Website at yoursite.com split down the middle, with a Blue 600 colour and a Display medium type style applied

Designed for the screen first

Every identity is tested on real web pages, pitch decks and social posts, not only on a logo sheet.
AI badge at the centre of a grid of faded tiles

AI-native, not AI-dependent

We use AI to quickly research your market and clients, with experts reviewing every line to ensure quality.
Bar chart positioning the offer against a sprint model and retainer hours, with 9 buyers interviewed

Depth over volume

Every project gets senior attention for as long as the problem takes, not a slot sized to a subscription.
HOW WE WORK

The firm clients find online finally matches the one they meet

Research & Strategy
Research & Strategy
(01)

Listening

We speak with your partners, a few loyal clients and the people who refer you, to learn why the work comes to you.

Partner and client conversations
A review of who refers you, and why
What clients check before calling
Access request card where Maya requests Billing with Approve and Decline buttons, shown also on site and deck
(02)

Putting it in words

Most firms have never written down what sets them apart. We do it in English that lands with clients at home and abroad.

A clear line for every service
Practice and people pages
Native English, never a translation
Services card listing Corporate, Tax and Disputes lines, with a note that it is written in English, never translated
(03)

Looking the part

Every page is drawn to look as established as the firm, and the same look carries into proposals and LinkedIn.

An identity refresh where it’s due
Credentials and matters, presented well
A look that carries into proposals
Arden & Lim brand cards for a website hero and a proposal, with a note that the same look runs on site, proposals and LinkedIn
(04)

Making contact easy

Every page points toward a consultation, and the enquiry form asks what your team would ask on the first call.

One obvious route to a consultation
Enquiry forms that qualify
Comfortable to use on a phone
Book a consultation form with a topic dropdown, company size options and a qualified enquiry sent to a partner
(05)

Handing over the keys

Once it’s live, your staff learn to update services, people and news, and local search knows where to find you.

Simple editing for your staff
Set up for local and map search
A fast, secure modern platform
Page editor for the our people page listing Daniel Lim, Peter Janson and Jessica Avellyn, with a Publish button
Identify the gaps

‍Two ways in. Neither of them starts with a quote

Rewind illustration
10 minutes
Free

A video teardown of your site

A senior strategist reviews your site like a cautious investor or new buyer, pinpointing where visitors lose interest.

2 weeks
Free

A redesign of your homepage hero

We redesign the first screen of your site and send it over. It’s yours to keep, whether we work together or not.

STILL GOT QUESTIONS?

Questions founders ask us

We already have a product designer in-house. What else do you add?

We take on the website as a whole, so your designer can stay on the product.

Research and positioning, native-English copy, design, a Webflow or Framer build, QA, and a structure search and AI tools can read all come from one senior team. Nothing lands on your engineering roadmap.

How long does a project take, and can it land before our raise?

Most projects take 8 to 12 weeks from kick-off to launch, depending on scope.

A small fixed site can be live in 3 to 4 weeks. If you have a raise or launch date, tell us on the first call: the proposal sets out the schedule phase by phase, and we will say so if the date is not realistic.

Can you work inside our existing brand and design system?

Yes. Send us your logo, brand files and any design system you already have, and the site is designed around them.

If the brand is thin or inconsistent across channels, our Branding service can build it out first: logo, colour and type, delivered as the same tokens the site is built from.

Either way, colours, type and spacing become variables in the build, so every page stays consistent long after launch.

Will we be able to ship landing pages without a developer?

Day to day, yes. Your team can publish posts, swap images, update team profiles and assemble new pages from the sections we design.

Where it stops: new page layouts, new CMS collections and new integrations are developer work. Those go through a maintenance plan or a one-off request.

That covers the everyday work, so a new page does not need a developer or an agency ticket.

What happens after launch?

Handover comes first: editor training, a recorded walkthrough and the account transferred to you. Anything that doesn't work as signed off is fixed free.

After that, many clients keep us on a Webflow maintenance plan for new pages and improvements, with every request scoped and approved before work starts. If you'd rather run it fully in-house, the site is built for that too. Book a call and we'll work out which suits your team.

What is the project investment?

It depends on how many pages and CMS collections the site needs, what it connects to (CRM, bookings, gated content, more than one language) and how much strategy and copy goes into it. Book a call and you'll get a fixed price in a proposal within a week. That price stays the same if we recommend Framer or a custom build instead.

Projects start from US$4,800 for a smaller marketing site. If you run ads, most clients see the build pay for itself within the first year, from higher conversion rates, more enquiries and a site that carries more authority with buyers. On average, clients running ads see a 20% lift in enquiries.

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