Scope
What you get
SEO-first architecture — clean URLs, structured data, correct hreflang
Sub-two-second loads on Vietnamese mobile networks, green Core Web Vitals
Domain, hosting and full source code registered in your company name
A beautiful website nobody can find is an expensive business card. We work the other way round: we start from what your buyers actually type into Google — "injection moulding supplier Dong Nai", "English speaking clinic Bien Hoa" — and let those phrases shape the site structure, the copy and the page templates. SEO belongs in the foundations, not in a plugin installed the week after launch.
Who we build for in Dong Nai
Most of our clients fall into three groups, and each needs a different site. Foreign-invested plants need a credible English profile that head office can forward and that local engineers find when job-hunting — capability, certifications and facility pages matter more than visual flourish. Exporters and trading companies need overseas buyers to verify they are dealing with a real factory before committing to an order. Local service businesses need to be found and phoned. The first meeting establishes which one you are, because the answer changes the sitemap.
The kinds of sites we build
- Company profile sites — capability, product lines, facilities, certifications, contact. The most common brief and the fastest to launch.
- Service sites — a dedicated page per service, written around that service's own search terms. The structure with the best chance at local ranking.
- Landing pages — a single page behind an ad campaign, built to produce a phone call or an enquiry.
- E-commerce — cart, checkout, order and stock handling. Where selling is tied to a real warehouse, stock belongs in a warehouse system rather than bolted onto the website.
- Multilingual sites — English, Vietnamese and Chinese on one system, with hreflang configured so the versions rank for their own audiences instead of competing.
What the technical work actually covers
Pages loading in under two seconds on Vietnamese mobile networks, a unique title and meta description per page, structured data declaring the right kind of business, and Google Search Console and Business Profile configured on launch day. The build is mobile-first, because most local service searches happen on a phone. HTTPS, scheduled backups and security patching are part of handover, not an upsell.
Where we work
Our office is in Long Thanh, and most projects sit within about 30 km: Long Thanh, Nhon Trach, Bien Hoa, Trang Bom, and the Loc An – Binh Son, Nhon Trach, Amata and Bien Hoa II industrial parks. For those we come to you for the survey at no travel charge, and we still come out after launch if your staff need another walkthrough. Clients further afield — Ho Chi Minh City, Binh Duong, Ba Ria – Vung Tau — we take on and run through video calls with in-person meetings at the milestones. The difference is meeting frequency, not price or quality.
How a project runs, week by week
Four stages, and you know which one you are in throughout.
- Assessment and keyword research (3–5 days). What you sell, the phrases your customers actually search, where competitors around Long Thanh and Bien Hoa currently rank. The output is a sitemap and a keyword assignment per page — structure decided before a single pixel is drawn.
- Design (1–2 weeks). You approve the home page and one inner page before development starts, so layout changes happen while it is still a drawing rather than code.
- Build and content load (1–2 weeks). A working build is on a private URL from the first week, and you comment directly on it.
- Testing and launch (2–3 days). Speed, phone rendering, contact forms and links; Google Search Console and the sitemap are registered on launch day, not the week after.
The slowest milestone is almost always waiting for copy and photographs from your side, so we send the preparation list at the first meeting.
What drives the cost
Four things, in order of real impact: how many pages need writing; how many languages, since each is its own writing and keyword research rather than a machine-translation pass; whether you supply content and photography or we produce it; and any function beyond the profile itself — booking, order lookup, integration with a system you already run. The quote itemises these so you can defer what is not yet needed.
After handover
The domain and hosting are registered in your company's name, the source code is yours, and a training session leaves your team able to publish posts and update prices without messaging anyone. The warranty period is written into the contract rather than described as "lifetime support". Project communication runs in English throughout.
A website is a starting point, not an end state: when the operation behind it needs managing rather than presenting, the next step is usually custom business software or a mobile app; to push rankings faster than they move on their own, see SEO services. Still deciding between a template and a custom build? The two compared works through when each is right.
How much does a website cost?
A company profile site — profile, services, a handful of product pages, contact form — starts from a few hundred US dollars and rises into the low thousands with the number of pages and languages. Portals, e-commerce and ERP integration sit in a different bracket and are quoted separately after a scoping session. Treat those as planning ranges, not a quote; we price the scope once it is written down.
How long does it take?
A standard SEO-ready company website ships in 2–4 weeks once content and images are final. The step that usually slows projects is not development but waiting on content from your side, so we send the full checklist at the first meeting. Larger builds get a milestone plan with the quote.
Do we need Vietnamese and Chinese versions as well?
It depends on who you sell to. If your buyers are overseas, English alone is fine. A Vietnamese version is worth it if you sell locally or recruit staff here, and Chinese pays off when you supply Chinese or Taiwanese plants in the province. Each language needs its own writing and its own keyword research — a translation plugin on one set of pages rarely ranks — so we scope languages one at a time and you can add one later.