WebSiam.io

WebSiam is a marketing agency for businesses operating in Thailand. Its offer combines a website with the channels that bring visitors to it, rather than treating the build as the whole project.

I founded it and currently run it alongside the other ventures.

Small and mid-sized businesses in Thailand often end up with a site built for one audience, no local search presence, and a separate vendor for traffic.

The result is a website that looks finished but does not produce conversations.

• Founder: positioning, service design and hands-on delivery.
• Setting the build and marketing process the agency runs.
• Overseeing client delivery together with the other ventures I operate.

• Clients are businesses, not technical teams: handover has to leave them able to operate the site.
• Two-language delivery (English and Thai) is required in most engagements.
• Marketing work has to stay honest about what traffic and ranking improvements can be promised.

• Custom websites built as a system of pages, templates and reusable blocks rather than one-off layouts.
• Bilingual English and Thai presentation as a default, not an add-on.
• SEO and local search foundations built into the site structure: metadata, internal linking, local business signals.
• Landing pages, e-commerce and funnel pages for campaigns that need to convert separately from the main site.
• An AI chat assistant on the site to qualify visitors before a human picks up the conversation.
• Hosting and backup setup included in delivery, so the client is not left with a site nobody maintains.

Functional map · internal architecture and implementation details are not published

• A block-based system delivers quickly and predictably, but limits highly bespoke visual concepts.
• Including hosting and backups creates ongoing responsibility for the agency, which is why it is scoped explicitly.

No product screenshot is published for this project yet. Rather than fabricate an interface, this case study stays text-led.

• A public service offering with defined packages, process and pricing approach.
• Bilingual website delivery combined with SEO, campaigns and an on-site assistant.
• A repeatable delivery process that supports several concurrent clients.

No revenue, user counts, conversion rates or client metrics are published: none are verified for public use.

• Clients judge a website by the conversations it produces, not by the launch.
• Bilingual delivery fails when copy is translated sentence by sentence; it has to be written for each audience.