SmallBiz Booster by Oon

Oon Teck Wee

About Oon

How SmallBiz Booster helps overwhelmed food and service owners attract steady customers without big‑agency fluff.

Oon Teck Wee

Why I Built SmallBiz Booster

After spending 25 years in shipbuilding — designing vessels, writing contracts, and managing production across multiple disciplines — I learned what it truly takes to build something that lasts. Each project taught me the importance of precision, teamwork, and trust.

Now, I’m channeling that same discipline and craftsmanship into digital marketing for small businesses.

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Testimonial

A confident, friendly lady standing and speaking directly to camera as if giving a testimonial, warm smile, natural lighting, clean background suggesting a cafe or salon environment, photorealistic portrait style, professional yet approachable

Aarav Sharma

CEO

Oon turns confusing marketing jargon into simple steps local cafés and salons actually use.

A friendly middle-aged Latino man looking directly at the camera with a warm, confident smile, as if giving a testimonial.

Mateo García

CTO

Maya designs clean, conversion‑focused websites that help small restaurants look professional online.

A friendly African woman looking directly at the camera with a warm, genuine smile, as if giving a testimonial.

Zuri Ndlovu

Engineer

Alex digs into your numbers to spot quick, low‑cost wins for leads and sales.

A friendly Middle Eastern woman looking directly at the camera with a confident, warm smile, as if giving a testimonial.

Leila Haddad

Designer

Sam keeps our tools, templates, and checklists practical, so you can implement ideas fast.

Reviews

Aya Nakamura

Aya Nakamura

Oon broke our marketing into three tiny actions; within a month, our lunch orders and Google reviews both climbed noticeably.

A small, sunlit corner of a local coffee shop where a slim laptop and a tablet lie open on a reclaimed wood table, showing simple, bold, text-free website mockups for a café and a hair salon. Nearby, a clipboard with printed brand color swatches, a few uncapped markers, and a small potted plant create a relaxed planning scene. The background reveals a softly blurred view of a street with tiny storefronts and hanging signs. Golden hour natural light streams through large windows, giving the space a warm, optimistic tone. Photographic realism, shot at eye level with a slightly wide lens, creating a clean, modern yet approachable atmosphere that suggests practical, visual branding work for small businesses.

Mateo García

The checklist Oon gave us finally connected social posts, website, and WhatsApp orders—we’re getting inquiries almost every day now.