A beautiful island, real packages, fair prices - but the website is from another era. On a phone, where almost every guest will find you, the site is barely readable.
The content has heart: island packages, diving, fishing, real activities. But the site is built on a template from 2005, and guests can feel its age in the first three seconds. For an island escape, the first impression should feel like the island - right now it feels like an old brochure.
The site has no mobile layout at all. Every page loads as a shrunken desktop page, and guests must pinch and zoom to read a single line. This isn't a style issue - most people planning a trip to Sibu will open your site on a phone, often from a WhatsApp or Facebook link, and many will leave before reading anything.
There is no way to book on the site. Your WhatsApp link works - good - but it opens an empty chat. The guest has to type out which package, which dates, how many people, from scratch, on a tiny zoomed-in page. Every bit of effort you ask from a guest costs you bookings, silently.
The better way: the guest picks a package and dates on the site itself, taps one button, and WhatsApp opens with all of it already written out. One tap to send.
You actually have prices - RM250 to RM450 packages - but they're hidden one click deep on the packages page. The homepage, where every guest lands, says nothing about cost. Guests deciding between islands compare prices fast; if they can't find yours in seconds, the next island wins.
The channels exist - WhatsApp and Facebook are both linked, and the WhatsApp link works. What's missing is everything around them: no package selection, no dates, no guest details captured. Enquiries arrive as "hi, nak tanya" and your side has to pull every detail out one message at a time.
Same content, rebuilt so it reads beautifully on a phone. This alone changes how many guests stay long enough to book.
Your RM250-RM450 packages are competitive - put them where guests land, not one click away.
The guest picks package and dates on the page; WhatsApp opens with everything pre-written. You get complete bookings instead of "nak tanya".
The site works as one sales page. Every step a guest takes, from first photo to confirmed booking:
Island photos and packages do the convincing - readable on any phone.
The guest looks around and starts wanting the island.
Prices and what's included, clear up front.
A couple of taps, no forms yet.
Just name, email and phone number - nothing more.
WhatsApp opens with everything already written out: package, dates, their details.
The booking lands in your WhatsApp, ready to process.
No pinching and zooming, no empty chats, no guests lost to the next island. That is the setup Stegg builds.