( sites · video · content · search )

We build it, we film it, and we make sure it gets found.

Cambiworks builds the site, shoots the video, writes the words and does the search work behind them. Ten businesses run on it right now, from a Vancouver home builder to a Doha clinic, in five countries.

Four things, done properly.

Each one stands on its own. Run them together and they start paying for each other: the film gives the campaign something worth watching, and the search work sends people to the page the film just sold them.

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( DESIGN · BUILD · SHIP )

Websites and software

A site that loads before they lose interest and says the one thing that makes them call. Then the small software behind it that takes the manual work off your desk.

  • Marketing sites and landing pages, designed and coded by the same people
  • WordPress and Elementor rebuilds, on the site you already have
  • CRMs and booking flows, so enquiries stop dying in a spreadsheet
  • Dashboards that pull your own numbers into one screen
  • Assistants wired to your data, carefully, with a human in the loop
live in 2 to 8 weeks

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( 4K · AI · SHORT FORM )

Video and motion

Most people will meet your business through a video, not a paragraph. We script it, shoot it or generate it, and cut it for the exact place it runs.

  • Brand and launch films, scripted and shot in 4K
  • AI generated video where a shoot is not worth the money or cannot happen
  • Reels, TikToks and Shorts cut from one session, not one per shoot
  • Motion graphics, titles and product animation for the parts a camera cannot show
  • Subtitles burned in, because most of it is watched on mute
first cut in 2 weeks

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( WORDS · SOCIAL · PAID )

Content and campaigns

The words and the spend. Written for the customer, planned on a calendar you can see, and judged on what it moved.

  • Blog and landing page copy written to be found and to sell
  • Instagram content, calendars and carousels, so posting stops being a scramble
  • Hooks and scripts for short video, which is where the reach is
  • Meta and Google campaigns built around your offer, not the platform's defaults
  • A plain read on what actually moved, including the months it did not
first posts in 2 weeks

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Work that shipped.

Ten businesses that were already running when we arrived, in five countries. Every name is a real engagement you can look up.

VictorEric Design+Build

Award winning home builder, Vancouver.

site rebuild · seo · ai search

Tchaikovsky School

Music school, Jeddah and online.

custom crm · whatsapp built in

At Home Doc

Home healthcare, Doha.

content engine · marketing console

MK Kadrou

Bespoke tailor, Basel.

site redesign · search strategy

CoFunction Workspaces

Coworking and event venue, Vancouver.

positioning · content · google ads

Starfish Coaching

Business coach for builders, Vancouver.

seo · ai search · timesheet app

Also working with Chasing the Sun Tours, Threads Studio, Felix Maritime and a Riyadh dental practice. See all ten, with what we actually did →

No decks. Three moves.

You have sat through the sixty slide proposal before. Here is what replaces it: a call, a plan on one page, then something on screen every week until it is live.

  1. Scope

    A call, then a plan on one page: what we build, when it lands, and the number it should move. Nothing starts until you say go.

  2. Build

    You see it every week, not at the end. Drafts, staging links, rough cuts and the numbers as they arrive, so there is never a month where you are guessing.

  3. Grow

    The work only starts paying after it goes live, so that is where we stay: measure, fix, write the next round, cut the next video.

( our promise )

We stay for what happens next.

Launch week is the easy part. The work starts paying in the months after it, so that is where the studio stays: reading the numbers, fixing what is flat, cutting the next video, writing the next round.

Small team. Real range.

Cambiworks LLC runs out of Cairo with a bench of specialists who join per project: a designer, a writer, an editor, a media buyer. You never get handed to an account manager, because there are none to hand you to.

client countries
5
live engagements
10
account managers
0
resident mascots
1

Everything here runs in work we operate today.

WordPressElementorNext.jsSupabaseNodeSchema markupSearch ConsoleSemrushGA4Meta AdsGoogle AdsWhatsApp APIClaudeWebGLVercelRailway4K videoAI videoMotion graphics

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The questions you were going to ask anyway.

These five come up on every first call, so here they are before the call.

How small is small?

One person you always talk to, plus a bench of specialists who join per project. The person who scopes your work is the person who does it, which is why nothing gets lost in a handover.

Do you actually shoot video, or is it all AI?

Both, and we tell you which one your job needs before you pay for either. Some films need a camera, a location and a 4K shoot. Others are faster and cheaper generated, and nobody watching the finished cut can tell.

How quickly can we start?

Usually the same week. On most projects there is something on screen inside two weeks, and you can stop after any month if it is not working.

Do you take over a site someone else built?

Most of the time, yes. Most of this work happens inside sites, ad accounts and CRMs that already exist, already have history, and cannot be thrown away.

Who owns what you build?

You do. Code, footage, content, ad accounts and domains sit on your accounts wherever the platform allows it, and they stay yours if we stop working together.

( start here )

Tell us what you want to move.

Five questions, none of them hard. A person reads the answers the same day and replies with a straight view on whether it is worth a call.

Or skip the questions and write to bassem@cambiworks.com.

What does the business do?
What do you want more of?
Which of these is it?

Pick everything that applies.

Where does it live now?

A link is plenty. Leave it empty if there is nothing yet.

Where do we reply?