However, it really comes down to
Posted: Tue Dec 24, 2024 5:04 am
However, it really comes down to the business goals you have, and what your priorities will be with your digital property.
Deciding between a blog or a website for your business? Take these considerations into account.
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Remember when I said that websites are made up primarily of pages?
A website that only has pages is usually there to convey very specific (limited) information. That afghanistan phone number material things like:
Your business hours, address or menu
A freelancer’s portfolio of work
Your physical (or digital) products that are for sale
Service offerings you provide and sample projects
Even with one-page websites that have a more marketing-focus, that one page should have a very specific intention too.
Often these are called “squeeze” pages that give something (like a free download) in exchange for the visitor’s email address—to later market a related product or service to them.
What are your business goals?
In order to determine whether a blog or website is better for you, start by determining what your blogging goals are.
Are you trying to collect email addresses to build your online community? A website with a blog will be a powerful combination.
Do you have a small local restaurant with the goal of letting people know your menu and hours? A website with a few pages should suffice.
If you have a lot of information to communicate, then a blog is your best option.
"If you plan on building a community and regularly interacting with them, opt for a blog that can easily share updates."
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Blogging is a great way to not only interact with your existing community, but to attract new potential customers to your website (and physical location).
Deciding between a blog or a website for your business? Take these considerations into account.
Click To Post on
Remember when I said that websites are made up primarily of pages?
A website that only has pages is usually there to convey very specific (limited) information. That afghanistan phone number material things like:
Your business hours, address or menu
A freelancer’s portfolio of work
Your physical (or digital) products that are for sale
Service offerings you provide and sample projects
Even with one-page websites that have a more marketing-focus, that one page should have a very specific intention too.
Often these are called “squeeze” pages that give something (like a free download) in exchange for the visitor’s email address—to later market a related product or service to them.
What are your business goals?
In order to determine whether a blog or website is better for you, start by determining what your blogging goals are.
Are you trying to collect email addresses to build your online community? A website with a blog will be a powerful combination.
Do you have a small local restaurant with the goal of letting people know your menu and hours? A website with a few pages should suffice.
If you have a lot of information to communicate, then a blog is your best option.
"If you plan on building a community and regularly interacting with them, opt for a blog that can easily share updates."
Click To Post on
Blogging is a great way to not only interact with your existing community, but to attract new potential customers to your website (and physical location).