“If you don’t have a website, you don’t have a business.”
Now let me explain this statement just a bit. A business is a business when it starts to provide its goods and services to others. In the past (distant past) people could and would “put out their shingle” to start serving their customers. Times were simpler then. And almost all markets were local. At that time, the act of “putting out your shingle” was all you had to do to let your market know and you were in business.
In today’s market, a website is the modern day shingle. Businesses aren’t really businesses if they don’t have a website.
But that is not all they need to do.
Some businesses are doing the equivalent to hanging their shingle out in the back yard or in back alleys where only people who know them will ever see it. These are businesses that put up a website, but have used the wrong strategy, used the wrong keywords, and have no relationships with any other websites that can let search engines and people know where they are.
If you have a business, but aren’t getting visitors and customers from web traffic, you are probably doing something wrong.
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