1938_Packard Posted April 3, 2017 Posted April 3, 2017 Jeddo is one of the oldest and biggest construction contractors in New Jersey. It has no web site of its own. It relies on secondary pages like Yelp to get the name out. Just shows you, a business doesn't need a web site.
Mini_ghost420 Posted April 3, 2017 Posted April 3, 2017 businesses were a thing before the internet was so I'd hope they don't really need it. some don't need them and it's cool. but if you're suggesting that all a website does is get the word out? that's only a fraction of what it does
1938_Packard Posted April 3, 2017 Author Posted April 3, 2017 businesses were a thing before the internet was so I'd hope they don't really need it. some don't need them and it's cool. but if you're suggesting that all a website does is get the word out? that's only a fraction of what it does Well, yeah. The big thing with web pages is to be interactive for the customer. Front page is company overview, followed by things like contact information to various departments within the firm, product order forms, product catalogs, accepting payments, informing customers about shipments or terms and conditions of service, etc.
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