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I think part of the issue is that many businesses have presence on the "mega sites" (facebook/youtube/twitter etc) and unless they are going to spend a lot of m

by jiggy2011 13y ago

I think part of the issue is that many businesses have presence on the "mega sites" (facebook/youtube/twitter etc) and unless they are going to spend a lot of money marketing a website their presence on the mega-site is likely to be getting more exposure (higher up on google , more engagement).

yogo 13y ago
Very true, which is why I was expecting to hear them mention that they are turning into a digital marketing agency, which is what a lot of firms become. That way they can probably keep charging the prices they are used to while web development will be part of the package (placed on one of the hosted services they mentioned or outsourced to another firm/freelancer).
- jiggy2011 13y ago
  True, although "digital marketing" is a somewhat different skillset than web development.