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> Small businesses that have paid a web developer to make them a website rarely get a good return on their investment. What if they make their own website? It'
by tentacleuno 5y ago
> Small businesses that have paid a web developer to make them a website rarely get a good return on their investment.
What if they make their own website? It's relatively easy these days, depending on what you want to do (and if it isn't, there are packages to help!).
- type0 5y agoLet's say a barista have to update the instagram account their cafeteria, requiring them to update a WP site is millions more effort taxing on the employee and means they won't do it (at least not on their private phone as it's expected). Must be one of the reasons I often see those overly huge signs "follow us on instagram" so often.
- AussieWog93 5y agoI've been in this position myself (as someone with an engineering background!!), and it's a matter of effort vs. return. Far fewer customers care about a website than an active social media profile, and the effort required to maintain them, secure them and set them up is orders of magnitude higher. If you're a growing small business, there are typically much better ways to invest your time.