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5. Gaining exposure to new local and global prospects.
6. Having a professional, relevant image in today’s marketplace.
7. Saving time (by providing information your prospects need).
8. Automating business.
9. Providing better customer service.
10. Tracking potential customers and all results from online advertising.
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If you DO decide to have a website built: make sure that the designer has the right skills and knowledge to make your website as effective as possible.
ReplyDeleteDear Social Media for Churches - What a great point! Thank you. Always be sure you see a wide variety of samples of your designer's work up front. It's also perfectly reasonable to ask for references and call them to see what other's company's experiences with the designer or design firm were like! Great comment. - ETC
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