Just a Reminder

 


Just a Reminder

This may seem like a no-brainer, but ALWAYS remember to put your website address on your...
1. Business Cards & Fliers
2. Your business Facebook page (in the About section)
3. Newspaper & Radio Ads
4. Email signatures and other promotional items
5. Facebook business page about section
6. Your Google Business listing
7. LinkedIn account

I often see client’s bran new splashy expensive advertisement out in the public somewhere, with no mention of their website to learn more. If you’re going to spend the money on a website (your best employee - see link here)
Offer them as many ways as possible to contact you or save your information for when they are ready to be a valuable customer.

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