I find it hard to believe that there are still a lot of businesses out there that don’t have a website. I think everyone in business should have a website as it’s just another way of promoting your company.
I hate it when I’m interested in going out to a restaurant and when I go to look them up on the internet to see if I’d like their menu or not I discover that they don’t have a website. It just doesn’t make sense to me. Believe me, I’m trying to talk them into putting a website up, one business at a time.
Now, for businesses that do have websites I’m sure that they could target their site traffic better by using a web promotion and marketing service such as servicewrap.net. I know that if I had a business to promote I would use the search engine submission by servicewrap.net as one of my major marketing plans. They specialize in search engine marketing and I know when a site is promoted properly throughout the internet a site or a company should see a significant rise in the amount of visitors coming to the site. An increase in visitors usually means an increase in business.
Any business could use search engine marketing services or SEM as it’s often called. Any company from plumbers to hair stylists or even my pet peeve – restaurants. Marketing could be targeted to local directories to ensure that a large portion of the sites visitors are within the businesses local area. It just makes good business sense to 1. have a website for your business, and 2. to put as much effort into promoting your online venture as you normally do for your actual business.
Summerlin Nibbles says
Yeah I agree. It blows my mind that in this day and age people with any kind of business do not have web pages. It’s like, who uses the phone book anymore? If I want to find something, anything, I will google for it. If it doesn’t come up then it’s almost as if it doesn’t exist. Considering that, there is no better possible marketing investment a business could make than to have a website.
And yet there are so many small business that don’t have websites, but I think eventually everyone will get on board.