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At what point should a business consider building a website?

Some experts say a website is only necessary once a business reaches 1,000 social media followers. I have to disagree here. Your website is your own space on the internet that you have complete control over. With Facebook or Instagram, if you spend all of your time trying to get eyeballs on their properties, what happens when they decide to change the rules again?

Time and time again, businesses have taken massive hits when changes are made, so you have to reverse your mindset and realize that the purpose of Facebook/Instagram and other social media platforms is to drive traffic to your site. It’s essential if you are a small business trying to market your offerings/products.

Also, in today’s digital age, your website serves as your storefront and business card. People want to go to your site to see how professional you are and if you are worthy of them spending their money with you. It doesn’t have to be an eCommerce site or some extravagant design, but a clean and straightforward one-page site that gives them the details they need and allows them to connect and work with you.

Editor’s note: These and other questions are answered and discussed by Todd Downing and Aaron Montgomery of Our Success Group regularly as a way to continue to commune with the OSG family during the COVID-19 pandemic. You can find these live videos called Q&A With Todd and Aaron over at www.liveosg.com several times a week. 

Aaron Montgomery

Aaron Montgomery

Our Success Group

Aaron Montgomery is certified by New York Times best-selling author Jack Canfield as a Success Principles Trainer and has nearly 30 years of experience providing essential support to small businesses. His company, Our Success Group, assists with setting and reaching goals, creating a solid business plan, knowing their numbers for a better pricing strategy, and establishing a customer-focused approach while devising a targeted marketing strategy. He is the author of the business foundation book ‘The FUNdamentals of Business Success.’ He is the Co-Founder of a facilitated 6-month Mastermind collective called Radical Goal-Getters. You can also find him hosting a weekly show called Small Business Saturdays and co-hosting the 2 Regular Guys Podcast.

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