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Top 7 Reasons Why Your Business Needs a Website in 2021

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  Why do I need a website, I already have a Facebook page? A lot of small business owners have this question in mind. Anyone who has been in digital marketing, social media or website design get this question a lot of times. And basically, why we used the term, “small business” is because, in the transition to being a profitable and a big company, social credibility plays a vital role. And having a website is one of the vital sources of social credibility. There are a lot of other things as well that comes with a good website. So, stick around till the end of this list if you are interested in attracting more traffic and sales from your targeted audience. For rest of you! Please come back next year when you see your friends converting a fortune with the help of their business website. Why Do You Need a Website? The simple answer is-  websites can help you generate business, sales, leads and also increase your brand value . It helps in terms of increasing credibility in front o...
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The Ultimate Guide to WordPress Plugins & How They Work

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  From blogs to complex portals and enterprise websites, millions of sites are powered by WordPress. In fact,   over 500 new sites   are built on the open-source content management system (CMS) every day. Driving the platform’s popularity is its combined ease of use and flexibility. WordPress provides  standard functionality  to allow any user to get a site up and running in no time. You can create posts and pages, manage and schedule content,  book appointments , assign user roles, upload and insert images and other media, and moderate comments right out-of-the-box. Let’s say you do all that and want to continue building your site by  customizing your login page  or  adding social proof to your posts and pages , for example. Since WordPress is open-source, you could extend or modify the source code to create nearly any functionality your site needs. Such flexibility is a huge appeal for developers. But what if you’re not a developer and don’...
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