Here are notable digital marketing agencies in Malaysia (mix of full-service, performance, creative and ecommerce specialists). I’ve included the city/specialty and a source for each so you can review portfolios and contact them.

1. Kingdom Digital — Kuala Lumpur. Social-first creative campaigns, content, influencer marketing and video production. (blackrevo.com)

2. Lion & Lion — Kuala Lumpur / regional. Data-driven, integrated digital agency (performance marketing, programmatic, social). (onedayadvisor.com)

3. Catcha Digital / iMedia (digital media group) — Kuala Lumpur. Large digital media / publishing group that runs digital ad and content networks across Malaysia / SEA (useful for wide-reach campaigns). (en.wikipedia.org)

4. Shock Media Studio — Performance-focused agency (SEO, SEM, Facebook/Instagram ads, e‑commerce marketing). Good for online retail and lead-gen. (rodezweb.com)

5. Nexis Novus Technology — Digital transformation + marketing automation, CRM, and scalable tech solutions for enterprises. (rodezweb.com)

6. JustSimple (JustSimple (M) Sdn Bhd) — Petaling Jaya / KL area. Full-service digital agency offering SEO, PPC, social media and web design. Good for SMEs. (onedayadvisor.com)

7. LOCUS-T (LOCUS-T) — Internet marketing / SEO and digital strategy with longer track record in Malaysia. (onedayadvisor.com)

8. Youmo Studio — Creative digital agency focused on branding, social media content and video production (good fit for identity-driven small/medium brands). (rodezweb.com)

How to pick the right agency

• Define goals (brand awareness, leads, sales, installs) — match agency specialty to that goal.
• Ask for case studies and measurable results (ROAS, conversion rate uplift, traffic growth).
• Check clients and industry experience (B2B vs B2C, retail, finance, healthcare).
• Confirm services you need (strategy, creative, media buying, analytics, automation).
• Request a pilot project or 3-month trial to measure performance before committing long-term.

If you want, I can:

• Shortlist 3–5 agencies tailored to your budget, industry and campaign goals, or
• Prepare an email brief/template you can send to agencies for proposals. Which would you prefer?