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Who are your customers? Locate where they gather, and go meet them. Maybe small enterprises, which you could meet during a trade fair? Which pain are you tryi
by yann63 8y ago
Who are your customers?
Locate where they gather, and go meet them. Maybe small enterprises, which you could meet during a trade fair?
Which pain are you trying to fix? If it is "just having an online presence", then FB already solve it.
FB is good enough for a lot of people seeking online presence. It's even mandatory for some to be there, regardless than the existence of a real website. So a lot of people make to choice of "just FB" instead of "FB + website" (when "website only" is not seen as an option).
- arethuza 8y ago"then FB already solve it" Yeah - quite a lot of small businesses seem to just use FB pages are their 'website'. While I can see this is a clever idea a lot of people might struggle to see why it is worth paying for benefits that might not look that obvious.
- ams6110 8y agoIt also isolates them from the small but larger-than-last-year number of people who refuse to interact with Facebook. I have all the Facebook domains I can find null routed in my hosts file. So I would never see a business site that was hosted on Facebook.