You would'nt dare these days not having an email address. I know a few that say they don't but they have wive's or others to provide the information. In business, the importance of being able to see, speak to and engage your customer and them to you is expected to happen in almost real time. A web site for a business is expected by almost all your client's. It's their way of seeing you. Fancy brochures don't always stay with the person you just gave them to but the web is there for them at home, on their cell phone and in the office. Searching the web has replaced the Yellow Pages and by a very high precentage, customers hit the web first before they buy. Today, you're expected to have some sort of web presence. It's just one more tool. Find a good company to talk with and don't trust the kid down the street. Talk to several and don't run backwards from the first number they give you. It's like buying a car. You build to a budget. But, you have know the price going in so you can form the budget.
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