Marketing and Development of Small Business Website Networks Considered

Posted by kibocodequantum on January 19th, 2021

It seems like everyone is trying to make money online rather than in the real world these days. Before I retired, I was in the real-world service industry for 27 years, and when the Internet hit the market like most other companies in my industry, I tried to harness its power and exploit its powers.

Nowadays, people seem to be trying to make money online without providing goods or services and while that worries me, I have seen some online business models that bridge the gap: bridging the real world and the online world as one. alone. .

Not long ago I spoke to one of those online entrepreneurs who built a network of preformatted websites where individual small businesses could sell their products online and have full access to e-commerce features, blogs, forums, etc.

At first I thought carefully about what was done before and even some Fortune 500 companies are now making it available. And yet, after considering this for about 24 hours, I came up with some ideas to market a network of small business websites to provide some opportunities to really grow a business here. Let me explain some of my thoughts here. You see They see;

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- I read a woodcraft magazine recently and people were talking about selling their woodworking supplies.

- About 2 years ago I wrote several articles on scrapbooking and there is a huge market for this niche, but small players just starting out have no e-commerce skills.

- In our group of experts, people always come up with new innovations and ideas and need a place where they can be sold. Do you need a website.

- Most of the "article marketers" on the directory page I attend use online articles to drive people to their sites, but their sites are missing, they are not e-commerce, and they have not worked hard to create a website.

That will become a niche portal in the industry. Many have blogs and are trying to sell their products, but that usually doesn't work for them.

- Last year I was working on an e-book project with a girl from Australia who wrote a book called. "200 Marketing Ideas for Your Website" and understood the online difficulties faced by small businesses that are not tech savvy.

- Three weeks ago I was paid by someone who wrote some articles about manufacturers of products (weightless, vitamins, soap products, etc.) for MLM companies, and they had lists of presidents and marketing directors of MLM companies in the head office and Everyone in the downline needs a website right?

However, it seems to me that there are so many small businesses that have loose connections with industry "trade groups" and hobby clubs that it appears that you are working with these groups, which in turn could generate some money.

If the price of a new website was $ 60 and they got $ 25 and the small business network left $ 10, then you would have 100, if not 1000 groups and teams doing your "little custom." Businesses "sell websites" and then another company would come along and one day buy from you so you could retire like me.