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Practical notes on websites, custom development and email marketing
A standard website project covers requirements, quote, contract, design, front-end/back-end development, content entry, QA, ICP filing, launch and after-sales maintenance.
Read moreReal multilingual sites need dedicated routing, SEO fields and editorial workflows—not auto-translate widgets alone. For export brands, English content quality directly affects trust and conversion.
Read moreA usable quote needs goals, scope, references, timeline and budget range. With those inputs, Zunyun can propose a staged plan and price band instead of a vague one-line estimate.
Read moreA domain is the site address, hosting stores the files, and mainland China servers require ICP filing; Hong Kong or overseas servers avoid filing but differ in speed and SEO.
Read moreEmail growth fails when lists are dirty or unsubscribe flows are weak. Put consent, suppression, and deliverability hygiene first, then scale creative and automation for sustainable EDM performance.
Read moreYes. Zunyun offers post-launch maintenance covering updates, backups, security checks and urgent incident response. Support levels can match website-only needs or ongoing product operations.
Read moreA good partner offers reusable product strength and transparent delivery control. Look for staged milestones, source ownership, and after-sales clarity—not only a polished pitch deck.
Read morePick WDPHP when content-site speed and controllable source matter. Choose custom development when workflows are unique. Many teams start on WDPHP and extend only the modules that truly need specialization.
Read moreClarify goals, scope, reference sites, timeline and budget before the first technical discussion. Clear inputs produce staged plans and realistic price ranges instead of endless discovery loops.
Read moreMost SMEs should launch a credible website early for trust and leads, then invest in systems where process pain is proven. Staged investment beats building everything before the first customer conversation.
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