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What we’d build for your kind of business.

For each kind of business below: what we’d put in place, and the mistakes we’d steer you away from.

Clothing and textile brands

Product pages good enough for a lookbook.

Illustration: a WhatsApp Business enquiry, drawn in code. ‘Your Shop’ is a placeholder. A customer asks whether a kurta is available in medium, and the business replies with a quick reply.

Before they buy

They find you on Instagram, check the size and fabric, and ask on WhatsApp before ordering. First orders are often cash on delivery.

What we’d build

  • A store with size and colour variations
  • Size guides
  • Seasonal photo swaps in one batch (our own plugin)
  • WhatsApp enquiry on product pages
  • Wallet, card and COD checkout
  • Courier booking

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Manufacturers and exporters

A catalogue written for buyers abroad.

Illustration: a catalogue page we’d build, drawn in code. ‘Your Shop’ is a placeholder. A product catalogue with filter buttons and an enquiry button.

Before they buy

A buyer in the Gulf, the UK or Europe looks at your site before replying to your email, often on a phone between meetings, then sends an enquiry for a quote. Sialkot, Faisalabad, Lahore and Karachi suppliers compete on how credible they look.

What we’d build

  • A B2B catalogue with search, filters and spec sheets
  • Enquiry (RFQ) forms routed by product line
  • Pages that load fast abroad
  • English-first copy
  • A Google Business Profile for the factory

Watch out for

A catalogue that only exists as a large PDF attached to emails.

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Restaurants and cafés

A menu that loads before they’re hungry enough to leave.

Illustration: a Google Maps listing, drawn in code. ‘Your Restaurant’ is a placeholder. A restaurant listing with opening hours and buttons for directions, calling and WhatsApp.

Before they buy

They search nearby, check hours and photos on Maps, look at the menu, then call, message or order through a delivery app.

What we’d build

  • A menu page that loads on mobile data
  • A Maps profile with hours, photos and a menu link
  • WhatsApp ordering
  • Online ordering if you want it

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Clinics and healthcare

Timings, doctors and directions, correct on Google.

Illustration: a Google Maps listing, drawn in code. ‘Your Clinic’ is a placeholder. A clinic listing with opening hours and buttons for directions, calling and WhatsApp.

Before they buy

They search for a specialist or a clinic near them, check timings and read about the doctor, then call or message to book.

What we’d build

  • Doctor and service pages
  • Appointment requests by WhatsApp or form
  • One Maps profile per branch
  • Clear timings

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Schools and academies

Admissions pages parents can find, and the office can update.

Before they buy

Parents compare schools on Google and in WhatsApp groups, ask about admissions and timings, and visit the ones that answer clearly.

What we’d build

  • Admissions pages and an enquiry flow
  • Programme pages
  • Notices and events the office can update
  • One WhatsApp number for parents with quick replies

Watch out for

Admission enquiries arriving on a teacher’s personal phone and leaving with them.

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Real estate

Project pages with plans, maps and a fast reply.

Before they buy

They browse listings, compare projects by location, and message several agents at once, then book site visits with the ones who reply clearly.

What we’d build

  • Project and unit pages with filters
  • Plans and maps
  • Enquiries routed to the right agent
  • WhatsApp links with the project name filled in

Watch out for

Listings with no way to enquire from a phone.

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Shops and retailers

Your shop, open online.

Illustration: a Google Maps listing, drawn in code. ‘Your Shop’ is a placeholder. A business listing with opening hours and buttons for directions, calling and WhatsApp.

Before they buy

They check Maps for hours, ask on WhatsApp whether something is in stock, and sometimes order for delivery.

What we’d build

  • A catalogue or store you can update yourself
  • A Maps profile for walk-ins
  • A WhatsApp Business catalogue
  • Local payments and courier booking

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Professional firms

A practice that looks as careful as it is.

Before they buy

They search your name, read what you do and who does it, and book a consultation if it’s clear.

What we’d build

  • Service pages in plain words
  • Team pages (with real names, if you want them)
  • Consultation requests
  • A Business Profile

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Startups and established brands

Fast on day one, and easy to change after it.

Before they buy

Customers, hires and investors judge you by the site, usually on a phone, often before a first meeting.

What we’d build

  • Custom Next.js
  • Measured performance
  • Structured data
  • Analytics wired up
  • A CMS your team can use

Watch out for

A marketing site that’s slower than the product.

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Gulf businesses and overseas Pakistanis

A Pakistani team on hours that overlap yours.

We already prepare proposals for businesses in the UAE. Pakistan is one hour ahead of the UAE, so our working hours overlap almost completely.

Illustration: GuruAlpha Portal screens, simplified and redrawn in code. A prayer-times card, a grid of TV channels and a breaking-news line.

Before they buy

They want a team that answers within their working day and writes proposals in clear English.

What we’d build

  • Proposals and calls across PKT and GST
  • English-first builds
  • Bilingual and right-to-left experience from our own portal

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Tell us what you’re building.

Book a strategy call and you’ll get a written proposal: scope, platform, phases and dates. Or start with the free audit and see where you stand.