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Top 7 Reasons Why Your Business Needs a Website

Top 7 Reasons Why Your Business Needs a Website

A website provides invaluable advantages for businesses who have one.

7 reasons why your business needs a website are:

1. Convenience for customers

Using the Internet to search for businesses and products is much easier and faster than scouring through the Yellow Pages.

2. Provides greater exposure

Your website will be visible EVERYWHERE. You will no longer be tied to the limited geographic exposure of phone book entries. Also, more and more consumers are using the Internet to find businesses and the products/services they need - people can't purchase your product or service from you if they don't know you exist.

3. Say so much more

You can say so much more on a website than you could in any print advertisement, Yellow Pages entry, or TV/radio advertisement. There are no space restrictions or time restrictions on a website, so you can say as much as you want.

4. Inexpensive, effective advertising

Your customers will have a better knowledge of your products or services, as they are able to research your products or services in their own time, instead of having to rely on a furiously paced TV or radio ad to gather the information they need.

5. Saves money

You can save money on printing and postage costs for brochures, coupons, flyers, specials, newsletters, and other mailings.

6. Always available

Your website is available 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. When you are unable to answer the phone, you can be sure that your website is available to answer your customers' questions for you.

7. Saves time

The time that you would have spent on the phone answering customers' questions can now be used to invest in growing your business.

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Top 7 Reasons Why Your Business Needs a Website

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