website building sales

I had a few minutes at the office, so I decided to google the business and see if everything is up to date with contact info.........

NOPE !!! there are so many companies building websites for my business and have info wrong on it. so I try to change the info ....GOT YA !

I think thats unethical and I will not be doing business with them.

YEXT is bad news, their reviews are even worse and they latch on like a pit bull. As far as the value of a website goes, try this: go to your Google browser (hide personal results, top right)type in "roofers" followed by the city you serve. In my case it's "roofers miami". Hit search. If your website isn't on Page One of the search results no one sees you. You can have a gorgeous site and be invisible if it is not optimized. http://www.roofermikeinc.com

I am more and more convinced that websites aren't the great marketing tool they're sold as by web designers and SEO wizards.

Our website is cluttered and muddled but it gets the information to the prospects' eyeballs and beyond that, I can't think of a single time when I had someone say they found us on the internet, except for Kold King, which we no longer own.

We spent roughly $10,000 having a website professionally built for a new product we developed last year, with SEO and the works...not a single sale from the website. Not one.

I think dazzling websites are needed by those with shallow credentials.

porn sites aren't even that bad !!!

I clicked on an email from a place called Yext that charges a fee to have all that corrected.

I almost never got them to quit calling and emailing me after that.

Now I understand the phrase "Curiosity killed the Cat". :unsure: