Asia-Pacific · Singapore
In short
I work remotely with Singapore teams as a fractional growth lead: owning SEO & GEO, paid media, CRO, attribution and AI automation — and building Shopify stores when the store is the bottleneck. Engagements start with a one-week audit (≈ S$2,000).
By Can Elmas · Last updated
Singapore is the regional headquarters of choice for companies selling across Southeast Asia and the wider Asia-Pacific, from SaaS and fintech firms to consumer brands and logistics groups. The domestic market is small and wealthy, so growth plans are almost always regional, and the real challenge is running one coherent strategy across very different countries, languages and platforms.
Google is the main search engine in Singapore and most commercial queries are in English, but regional campaigns quickly involve Bahasa Indonesia, Malay, Thai, Vietnamese and Chinese. For product searches, Shopee and Lazada often compete with Google as the starting point, and business buyers increasingly use ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews to shortlist APAC vendors, which makes consistent regional brand information essential.
The PDPA requires consent and a clear purpose for collecting personal data, plus notification of significant data breaches. Marketing calls and text messages to Singapore numbers must be checked against the Do Not Call Registry unless you hold clear consent, so CRM and messaging setups keep consent records and DNC checks built in.
Services in Singapore
A fractional CMO in Singapore gives regional HQs and growth-stage companies senior leadership across APAC markets without a full-time executive hire. Working remotely with your HQ and country teams, I own the regional growth plan, attribution and budget allocation from about S$8,000 a month.
From ≈ S$8,000/mo
Learn more →An SEO and GEO consultant for Singapore companies builds visibility in Google Singapore and across Southeast Asian markets, and helps ChatGPT, Perplexity and Google AI Overviews recommend your brand to regional buyers. Engagements start with a one-week audit (≈ S$2,000), then monthly work from about S$4,700.
From ≈ S$2,000
Learn more →I build Shopify stores for Singapore brands selling locally and across Asia-Pacific, with multi-currency pricing through Shopify Markets, PayNow and other local payment methods via supported gateways, and tracking that attributes every order correctly. Stores are designed to complement Shopee and Lazada, not compete with them. Projects start at about S$8,000.
From ≈ S$8,000
Learn more →A Google Ads consultant in Singapore should run accounts market by market, so budgets for Singapore and each Southeast Asian country are judged on their own returns. After a one-week account audit (≈ S$2,000), I manage search, Performance Max and country-level reporting inside Growth Foundation at about S$4,700 a month.
From ≈ S$4,700/mo
Learn more →A CRM consultant in Singapore designs one HubSpot or Salesforce setup in which a regional team manages leads, deals and consent across several APAC markets. The work opens with a one-week CRM audit at about S$2,000; the build, integrations and reporting then run inside Growth Foundation for roughly S$4,700 a month.
From ≈ S$2,000
Learn more →Transparent pricing
Pick by how much I run for you, from a one-week audit to owning the whole growth number. No lock-in, month-to-month, and the audit fee is credited if you continue.
Good
$1,500 fixed
≈ S$2,000 (approx.)
One-week audit: tracking, funnel, SEO/GEO and paid review. Ranked opportunities and a 90-day plan.
Better · Core system
$3,500 /mo
≈ S$4,700/mo (approx.)
Tracking fixed, first channels and automations live within 30 days.
Best · Full OS
$6,000+ /mo
≈ S$8,000/mo (approx.)
Acquisition, conversion, measurement and weekly spend decisions under one owner.
FAQ
Yes. I set up market-by-market budgets, tracking and reporting under one regional view, then prioritise countries based on real returns. Local-language creative and pages are produced with native speakers or your in-market teams.
Yes, in SGD or USD. Cross-border B2B services may fall under Singapore's reverse-charge GST rules depending on your GST status, so your accountant confirms the treatment on your side.
Yes. Forms collect consent for each purpose, CRM records store when and how consent was given, and SMS or WhatsApp campaigns to Singapore numbers are checked against the DNC Registry where required.
Yes. Campaigns are planned around MAS rules that limit how certain products, including digital payment token services, can be promoted to the public. Channels, targeting and copy are agreed with your compliance team, and final approval of regulated communications always sits with them.
Work with me
Tell me about your growth challenge. I’ll tell you honestly if I can help — and if I can’t, who can.
