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| Websites : The benefits |
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For Small business and your customers Even for small business that ability to have all your products and services able to seen and perused is essential for your customers and for you. You can direct people to the website to get all the information they need on your products, prices, your company, your location (eg a map to find your premises). Visitors can download product catalogues, ask questions, etc. |
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Development and distribution costs are extremely low When you compare the cost of establishing a website to what it costs to promote your business in print or on the radio and tv, you'll see that a website is the cheapest form of marketing ever created. |
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On-line Catalogues You could put up a decent size website with many images, photographs and descriptions for under 1,000 pounds, and keep it up and running for a reasonable maintenance fee depending on the amount of changes you require. Compare this to what it would cost you to design a brochure showing all your products or for a newspaper advert that is short term and disposable. |
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24/7 Remember that not everyone works 9-5. With a website your business is open to the world 24/7, 365 days a year. If you have a website and you are available to answer individual requests through website contact forms and emails. |
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Colour Website's are in full colour. You want your products to look as good as they possibly can, and giving full high quality images of your products is a reasonable alternative to having those people in your premises . |
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Updates You can update a website immediately. Imagine you sell products and their prices change. With a website, you can change these things on a daily basis, so your catalogue is always accurate and up to date. |
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Mailing lists By gathering the emails of potential and existing customers, you can send details of new products and services - free. |
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| For further information contact Chris @ eCookstown | ||