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To create a website or not to create a website?

Create a website or do without it? This is a question that any organization manager asks at a certain stage of their activities. First of all, weigh all the pros and cons of a virtual assistant. In a world of fierce competition and a large number of product and service offerings, effective business development and company promotion are impossible without such a service as website creation.

Creating a website is just as much an objective reality of modernity as having a mobile phone.

Today, a website is a primary and very powerful tool for conveying information. With the potential of the internet, more and more consumers try to save time by avoiding trips to shopping centers for purchases. They go online and search for the products they want to buy. If a company does not wish to create a website, potential customers may never learn of its existence. Website creation is an excellent opportunity to showcase your products to a large number of consumers.

Of course, there will be additional expenses for website development, promotion, and maintaining a specialist who will monitor the site’s operation and updates. However, at the same time, creating a website can save costs by reducing the need for additional staff. A virtual assistant will fully present information to potential customers about business opportunities, product/service pricing, and more.

Creating a website and promoting it effectively means significantly increasing the sales of products/services and successfully conducting advertising campaigns. A website online is an advertising tool, just like advertising on television, radio, and outdoor boards. We have long gotten used to ads in the media and do not attach particular importance to them. The ads we see on TV, in newspapers, on billboards, and hear on the radio become increasingly intrusive. Without realizing it, we start to dislike them. Internet advertising is becoming more popular each year as it is a productive information disseminator. Creating a website is internet advertising that unobtrusively helps consumers find what interests them at the moment.

Do you think that creating websites plays only a formal role in the life of a company? Many are convinced that a website is only needed to check off the box for “website presence.” In reality, this is not the case.

Let’s consider cases where creating a website is simply necessary

You are an entrepreneur. It doesn’t matter whether you install windows or sell cars; you need to increase the sales of your products or services. In this case, a website serves as a platform for extensive product representation, fulfilling both image and informational goals, and acts as the company’s face on the Internet. Practice shows that the most in-demand websites contain between 5 and 30 pages, including information about the company, a list of products and services, a price list, necessary recommendations, instructions, and photos.

You have an idea that has not been used before. Creating a website based on a new interesting idea could lead to capturing a large user audience. The unusual always attracts attention. A striking example of this is the site Odnoklassniki.

You are a writer, artist, or designer. It is currently challenging to present your work, as few will pay attention to it. Of course, there are ready-made solutions on the internet where you can publish your works for free. However, authors usually end up getting lost among others. Users see hundreds of similar works, making it difficult to highlight truly significant pieces with deep meaning that evoke positive emotions. Creating a website will make you the master of an entire system, with the rules you set yourself. You will gain a large number of fans who will comment on your work more honestly. Considering their feedback, you can improve. With a website, your reputation will noticeably increase among visitors united by common interests, and you will be recognized and remembered for a long time. That’s why a creative person needs to create a website.

Consider another informational structure, for example, an educational institution. Creating a site for an educational institution can take over the routine work of teachers if it includes its own internet library. Students will always find the materials they are interested in, published by the instructors. The school’s or lyceum’s website can publish class schedules, homework, individual and group performance statistics, student rankings, and much more. Creating a website may not change everything, but it can certainly elevate the level and prestige of the educational institution.

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