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Overview
2 - 9
Employees
2019
Year Founded
ABOUT ENABLE MALDIVES
Web Design & SEO Agency in the Maldives
Enable Maldives creates custom, SEO-friendly websites for businesses in the Maldives, ensuring each site achieves a score of 90 or higher on Google PageSpeed. We avoid using WordPress templates and unnecessary plugins. Our SEO services are tailored using localized market insights that cannot be captured by tools like Semrush for this market size. Our keyword strategies are shaped by our presence in the Maldives, offering a deep understanding of the local search environment, tourism trends, and how Maldivians conduct their searches. Web design packages start at MVR 14,999, and we offer a risk-free trial: pay MVR 2,000 to view your design, and if you love it, you can pay the remaining balance. Support is included for up to two years.
LANGUAGES SPOKEN
English
HIGHLIGHTS
2 - 9
Employees
2019
Year Founded
Services
Focus
Industries
Clients
Services Provided
70% Search Engine Optimization (SEO)
10% Social Media Marketing
20% Other Digital Marketing
About the Team
OUR STORY
Enable Maldives, founded by Ibrahim Faarih in Male, is dedicated to empowering local businesses through exceptional web design and SEO services. Recognizing the challenges Maldivian companies face with outdated websites and limited Google visibility, the agency focuses on creating fast, optimized websites tailored to the real search habits of customers. By emphasizing tangible results such as improved rankings, increased traffic, and revenue growth, Enable Maldives moves beyond superficial metrics like likes or impressions. Its team combines local market insight with technical expertise to deliver transparent, high-quality digital solutions. Committed to helping businesses thrive online, Enable Maldives bridges the gap between local needs and world-class digital presence.
