Do I Need a Website If I Have a Facebook Page?
A Facebook page is useful, but you do not own it. A website you own is where Google, Maps and AI assistants send people who are ready to hire.
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A Facebook page is useful, but you do not own it. A website you own is where Google, Maps and AI assistants send people who are ready to hire.
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Read articleFor a contractor, AI automation today means five practical things around your leads and marketing, and a few things you should keep a person in charge of. Here is the list, in…
Read articleMarketplace leads, paid ads, referrals, or a system built on your own site — here's what each one is actually good at, and how to tell which is working.
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