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Good sales pitch for a freelance web developer

• rocketpastsix 5y ago
  It honestly is. Thinking from an angle of restaurants, who use Facebook as their one stop shop for everything: hours, location, menu. All of that can be relatively static with a small monthly fee to update content as the menu changes. Definitely an opening there for a freelancer, or small shop, to get in and build up some basic templates to reuse too.
  • esc861 5y ago
    Isn't that essentially the value prop. of Squarespace and similar services?
    • rocketpastsix 5y ago
      yes, essentially. However you still have to get small business to lessen their over reliance on Facebook.
• UncleMeat 5y ago
  I'm not sure it is. "Facebook went down for six hours and it was so rare that it made international news. You should consider paying me $100+/hr to build and maintain a website for you as a backup." Doesn't seem like obvious ROI.