What is it about diligence and motivation that are so hard for some people to grasp? Perseverance goes right with these as well.
Is it lack of time throughout our lives? Is it marketing? Is it just our selfish desires that things should be easy and quick?
Perhaps it’s a combination of the three.
We all know that many non-profit organizations typically fail miserably when it comes to having an internet presence. And quite honestly, this is very very sad because most of them provide excellent services to the community they are in and deserve much better. Let me list some reasons a non-profit needs to front the money to have a decent web site and a way to utilize social media to it’s fullest.
I got the opportunity awhile back to read a great book called Addicted to Mediocrity by Franky Schaeffer
Take your time, Make the right choice. Look at all that’s available. Test it’s strength. Check it’s length.
That’s what she did at least 50 times. She wanted it to be perfect, needed it to be perfect.
I am constantly running into people that “need a website.” The problem is that many of them don’t realize that building a website is extremely complex and not just something that your twice removed third cousin can do…unless he’s a web designer of course.
My point is that in this day and age, every company needs a website. Everyone needs a web presence that will entice the person that comes across it to look more into what you offer and hopefully use you as the company of choice. So outlined below are some examples as to why your company needs a website now.
There’s nothing in this world more innocent than a little child. They completely trust just about everyone and usually never meet a stranger. Think about it.
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