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TikTok Marketing Malaysia: Strategy Guide for Brands 2026
Malaysia is one of TikTok's most engaged markets in the world. Malaysian users spent an average of 42 hours and 44 minutes per month on TikTok — making it the most-used social media app by time spent in the country. TikTok's advertising resources indicate the platform had 30.7 million users aged 18 and above in Malaysia in late 2025, a remarkable figure for a country of 34 million people. TikTok is no longer optional for brands that want to stay visible in Malaysia. It is whe
Yew Fei Leong
Apr 204 min read


TikTok Ads & Influencer Marketing Malaysia: 2026 Playbook
This post covers the paid and creator side of TikTok marketing in Malaysia — ad formats, influencer selection, and TikTok Shop strategy. If you are new to TikTok and have not yet built your organic content foundation, start with the TikTok Marketing Malaysia Strategy Guide first. TikTok Ads Malaysia: Formats and When to Use Them Organic reach on TikTok is strong, but TikTok ads in Malaysia allow you to scale what is already working and reach audiences beyond your existing fo
Yew Fei Leong
Apr 204 min read


Reclaiming Your Digital Real Estate: Why SMEs Must Own Their Websites in 2026?
In 2026, relying solely on social media is a risk your business can’t afford. Algorithms change, but your website is the only digital asset you truly own.
This post explains why reclaiming your "digital real estate" is critical for long-term stability. Learn how owning your platform secures your data, strengthens your brand, and ensures you aren't building on "rented land." 🏠💻
Yew Fei Leong
Mar 133 min read


Empowering SMEs in Malaysia with Government Support and AI Solutions to Enhance Business Resilience
Malaysian SMEs contribute nearly 40% to the GDP but face rising costs and digital gaps. This guide explores how you can leverage AI solutions and government grants—like the SME Digitalisation Grant and MyDIGITAL—to build resilience. Discover practical steps and expert insights to transform your business and stay competitive in a digital-first economy.
Yew Fei Leong
Mar 13 min read
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