Good question. To tell you the truth I have no idea!
You've been asked time and time again if your business has a web
site. However, you feel that your business is too small and your product
cannot be sold on the Internet. So should you still have a web site
built?
Sure, many businesses could benefit from a web site and just as many
businesses don’t need a web site. Unfortunately, many businesses that
couldn’t really benefit from a site develop one and many of those who
could really benefit from a site decide not to develop one.
If you are unsure as to whether or not your business could benefit from
a web site, simply ask yourself the following questions. If you answer
yes to any of them, then your business stands to benefit from an
effective online presence.
Do your prospective clients use the Web to look for your type of products or services?
Do you sell or offer a service that people research before they buy?
Do your competitors have Web sites?
Do you spend a lot of time explaining your business to prospective clients?
Do your clients themselves have Web sites?
Does your business publish public reports such as annual reports or earnings reports?
Do you find that your customers typically ask the same questions in regards to your product/service or its support?
Do you ever hire new staff?
So you can better answer the questions above take a look at the
value of a web site.
