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This statement is totally understandable, but have you also considered the benefits? By having a website, you can increase your business’s visibility, reach new customers, and even generate more revenue over time.

But here’s something to think about: what is “expensive” to you? Expensive is actually the money you’re potentially leaving on the table by not having a website.

There’s a quote I came across once that really stuck with me:

“YOUR BIGGEST EXPENSE IN YOUR BUSINESS IS IGNORANCE!”

Not knowing what you’re missing out can actually end up costing you more.

So, let’s chat about how we can build a website that not only fits your budget but also generates money for your business. Sound good?

Well, it’s a bit like buying a car. You can get a basic model that gets you from point A to point B, or you can get the fancy sports car with all the bells and whistles.

The same goes for websites – there are simple ones that won’t break the bank, and more complex ones that require more resources and investment.

But don’t worry, there’s a website out there for every budget! Before stressing about the cost, request a call to explore how you can benefit from our monthly payment plan

You don’t need to be a technical expert to run a website. That’s like saying you need to be a mechanic to drive a car.

It’s not your job to be a web developer. Just like you wouldn’t trust your friend’s cousin’s roommate to fix your car, you shouldn’t trust someone without proper training and experience to build your business website.

Hiring a professional web developer may cost more upfront than your cousin’s roommate, but it will save you time, money, and headaches in the long run. Fixing other people’s mistakes will definitely cost you more.

However, if you do want to learn how to run your website on your own, you can request training. Learning how to run a website is not rocket science. It’s easy to pick up and can even be fun and save you money. The difficult part is to build it and maintain it. But you can leave the technical stuff to experts. Remember, you just need to learn how to drive the car, not how to fix it.

Hey, I get it. You’re swamped with customers, phone calls, emails, and social media notifications. Who has time for a website, right?

“The reason you say you don’t need a website is actually the exact reason why you need one”

What if I told you that a website can actually help you save time? Think of all the repetitive tasks you do every day, like answering customer questions about your business hours, your products or services, or your location. With a website, you can automate all of that.

Here are some examples of tasks that can be automated on your website:

FAQs:
You can create a page or a chatbot that answers all the common questions your customers have about your business.

Automate Email Marketing:
Use an email marketing platform to set up automated email campaigns that send targeted messages to your subscribers based on their interests, behavior, and preferences. This saves you time and ensures that your marketing messages are always relevant and timely. (Psst, hey you! We’ve got a trick up our sleeve that’ll cut Email Marketing cost by two-thirds. You’ll thank us later!)

Automate Appointment Scheduling:
Use online scheduling software to allow customers to book appointments with you directly from your website. This eliminates the need for back-and-forth emails or phone calls to find a mutually available time slot.

Automate Lead Generation:
Use lead generation tools, such as pop-ups or landing pages, to capture visitor information and automatically add new leads to your CRM. This eliminates the need to manually enter leads into your system and ensures that you never miss a potential customer.

All of these can be set up once and then run on autopilot. No more wasted time or energy on repetitive tasks. Just sit back, relax, and let your website do the heavy lifting.

It’s like having a robot butler who can handle all the boring, repetitive tasks for you, so you can focus on the fun stuff. Need someone to answer the phone and take messages? Your website’s got you covered. Need someone to greet customers and show them around? Your website’s on it. Need someone to fetch your coffee and massage your feet? Okay, maybe not that last one, but you get the idea.

Well, I hate to break it to you, but your target audience might be more internet-savvy than you think! Even if they’re not scrolling through Instagram or playing Fortnite all day, there’s a good chance they’re using the internet in some capacity. Maybe they’re checking their email, browsing their favorite blogs, or looking up information on the latest medication commercials.

And even if your target audience isn’t the most tech-savvy group, having a website can still be valuable for reaching potential customers and providing them with the information they need to make a purchase.

It’s like having a billboard on the information superhighway – you might not get everyone to pull over and check it out, but even a few interested drivers can make a big difference.

Well, promoting your website can be a bit like getting people to come to your dinner party – you might have the best food and the fanciest place settings, but if no one knows about it, you’ll be stuck eating alone. Luckily, there are plenty of ways to get the word out about your website and attract visitors.

Look, I get it – promoting your website can feel like a full-time job in and of itself. But here’s the thing: you don’t have to go it alone! That’s where we come in. Our goal is to help you reach your website goals with as little stress and hassle as possible.

We’ll be there to guide you through the dark waters of online marketing, help you avoid costly mistakes, and make sure you’re getting the best website-building value for your hard-earned cash.

And because we understand that you’re busy running your business (or just living your life), we’ll work with you to find a solution that fits your schedule and your budget.

Ah, the age-old question! Social media is great, but it’s not the same as having a website. Think of your website as your online home base – it’s the one place where you can control your message and your branding. Plus, your website won’t disappear into the abyss of algorithm changes or platform shutdowns. Remember MySpace? Yeah, we thought so.

Sure, social media is like a party – there are tons of people there, and it’s a great place to network and get your name out. But your website is your VIP lounge – it’s where your biggest fans can come to get exclusive access to your content, learn more about you, and really connect with your brand.

Think of it this way: social media is like renting a house, while having a website is like owning a house. Sure, renting is great – you get to try out different neighborhoods and styles without a long-term commitment. But if you really want to make your mark and build something that’s truly yours, owning a house (or a website) is the way to go. Plus, you can decorate it however you want – no pesky landlord telling you what to do!

Social media is great for socializing, but it’s not so great for SEO (search engine optimization). If you want to be found by people who are looking for your product or service, you need a website that’s optimized for search engines. Trust us, there’s nothing worse than being the life of the party but not getting invited to any of the after-parties because no one can find you.

Size doesn’t matter in the online world. Even if you’re a one-person team, a website can make you look like a professional outfit that’s been in business for decades.

Think of it like putting on a suit and tie (or pants, if you’re working from home) – it instantly elevates your image and makes people take you more seriously.

Plus, it’s like having a personal assistant who works around the clock to attract potential customers and showcase your products and services. So go ahead, create that website and let it do the heavy lifting for you.

Your business deserves to look like a million bucks (even if your bank account doesn’t).