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Importance of Website for Small Businesses

It is important for all businesses to have a website. Yet I know a few companies who don't have one yet.

A website will help your business be more visible and more accessible to customers.

I have a few clients who were able to expand their company after they've put up a website.

One is a small freight forwarding company. They used to occupy a single room near JP Rizal. They have recently moved to a more prestigious building near Ayala. And they are now renting one whole floor.

I also know of an employment agency who have greatly expanded their business due to many additional clients who contacted them thru their website.

It is also very helpful when customers searching for a product or service using a search engine, stumbles upon your website.

Recently, I helped a client put up their own website. Should you have a need for chemical liquid transportation, you can check their website at www.isotank-excel.com.ph.

Here is to hoping they gain more businesses which I am sure they would.
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