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A client came to me and asked whether they should create different websites for the different services they offer or keep everything on one website. I think having a single website for the services can be more feasible but I am open to suggestions. Please give me some good suggestions
The easiest and fastest ways is to check organic results on keywords you will be targeting. If top positions are already held by standard websites, you will need to create a website that includes all of the client's services
The easiest and fastest ways is to check organic results on keywords you will be targeting. If top positions are already held by standard websites, you will need to create a website that encompasses all of the client's services
Should You Create Multiple Websites for Your Business?
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Originally Posted by avascottcpa
Please give me some good suggestions
What do you consider the (potential) benefit to multiple websites relative to a digital marketing budget? One of the few times it might make sense is if you have a sub-brand (and you’re not copying or repeating any content).
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I had a business for 16 years and yes, I did have 2 separate websites. One was for the basic general work that I did, the other for one more specific kind of work. That made it easier to direct inquiries to the appropriate employee, and to have relevant photos of our work examples. I did cross-reference them with links, however.
I had a business for 16 years and yes, I did have 2 separate websites. One was for the basic general work that I did, the other for one more specific kind of work. That made it easier to direct inquiries to the appropriate employee, and to have relevant photos of our work examples. I did cross-reference them with links, however.
Doing something similar. I have a generic business website that can work with industries across multiple vertices, that's what my LLC and company name is. I have a secondary site that is focused on my favorite Niche market and targets more keywords for SEO purposes within that vertical, and I think gives me a bit more credibility when trying to reach out to new clients in that industry as the dba name is a better fit.
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