
Kqeek
TechnologyKqeek
Kqeek is Rinira's event management app, built for event hosts and photographers, with unlimited photo sharing at the centre of it. Our job was the visibility side: the SEO pages and the technical fixes underneath them, the website structure, and social content shot with their own people instead of stock office footage.
- 01How they came inThe app was built, the website was slow to move, and nothing was ranking for the terms hosts and photographers actually search.
- 02Ship the pagesService pages for photographers and event hosts pushed live at about eighty percent rather than held for perfect, then refined in place while Google started reading them.
- 03Fix what was blocking themRobots.txt, canonical tags and the sitemap corrected so the new pages could be indexed at all, plus a dashboard so blogs go up without waiting on a developer.
- 04Rebuild the contentHomepage reordered so how Kqeek simplifies event management sits above the About section, and reels scripted against references that actually worked, shot with their own interns and at the college event they activated at.
22 pieces we made for Kqeek
13 carousels · 8 social media design · 1 stories





Asked about this work
What does the KqeeK work cover?
It is a social media, website and SEO retainer. The pieces shown here are the social design.
Why two different looks in one feed?
They do different jobs. Feature posts have to be legible and calm because they are teaching something. Campaign and giveaway posts have to stop a thumb, so they go loud on the brand orange.
Are those real app screens?
Yes. Create Event, My Gallery and the rest are the product's own screens, not illustrations of them.
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Social media design
Twenty pieces across two registers. Calm product posts that put a real app screen on a paper ground and name one feature at a time, and loud orange campaign posts with the phone character, the giveaway carousels and the launch lines.