Confidential · Prepared exclusively for Creatic Limited · 7 July 2026
JD CoreDev · Digital Audit Report

Creatic Limited.

The headline finding

No quote system, no CRM, no LinkedIn — architects must email for every spec and sample request.

IndustrySpecialty flooring (SPC/vinyl/LVT/epoxy) and movable acoustic/glass partitions for commercial fit-out; sells to architects and designers
LocationKwun Tong, Hong Kong
Websitehttps://www.creatic.com.hk/
Audit Date7 July 2026
38 /100
Website
4/10
Social Presence
3/10
Infrastructure
2/10
Growth Potential
8/10
01

Website Audit

CriterionScoreFinding
Design & Visual Quality 4 Basic Wix template with minimal customization. No strong brand identity or visual hierarchy. Product pages lack detailed specifications and pricing.
Mobile Responsiveness 5 Responsive layout but images load slowly. Navigation menu is functional but not optimized for mobile browsing.
Page Speed (estimated) 3 Multiple large unoptimized images slow page load. No lazy loading implemented. Wix platform adds unnecessary overhead.
CTA Clarity 3 No clear calls-to-action on homepage. Contact form is buried. No quote request system or project inquiry funnel for architects/designers.
SEO & Discoverability 4 Basic meta tags present but not optimized for commercial flooring searches. No blog or content strategy. Poor visibility for 'SPC flooring Hong Kong' or 'movable partition' searches.
02

Social & Online Presence

03

Internal Infrastructure

Booking System
None detected
No online booking or inquiry system. Architects and designers must email or call for quotes. No project brief form or sample request system.
CRM / Customer Data
None detected
No visible CRM integration. Likely managing architect/designer relationships through email and spreadsheets. No pipeline tracking for commercial projects.
Marketing Automation
None detected
No email marketing platform detected. No automated follow-ups for quotes, project updates, or new product launches to architects.
E-Commerce
Not applicable
B2B supplier selling via quotes and project bids. No online ordering system even for sample requests or small orders.
04

Top Recommendations

01
Build a project inquiry and quote system for architects
Architects and designers need specifications, samples, and quotes fast. A custom inquiry system could capture project details (square footage, substrate type, timeline, budget), auto-generate preliminary quotes from your pricing matrix, and trigger sample shipments — replacing the current email-and-spreadsheet chaos. Every inquiry becomes a tracked opportunity with automated follow-ups.
Est. Impact
High
02
Create a LinkedIn company page and content strategy
You're invisible on LinkedIn, where architects, interior designers, and commercial contractors actually look for suppliers. A proper company page with case studies, project photos, and technical content (e.g. 'Choosing SPC vs LVT for high-traffic retail spaces') positions you as the expert. This is how B2B relationships start in 2026.
Est. Impact
High
03
Claim and optimize a Google Business Profile
When architects search 'flooring supplier Kwun Tong' or 'acoustic partition Hong Kong', you don't appear. A claimed Google Business Profile with project photos, hours, and your Kwun Tong location makes you visible to local commercial projects. Add your ISO certifications and WELL/LEED compliance right in the listing.
Est. Impact
High
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