It’s more than a decade into the new millennium, and there are still countless small businesses that don’t have an adequate presence on the Internet. And with an increasing number of potential consumers turning to the Web (fueled by review sites, like Yelp) to gain information about their surroundings, the lack of a Web page can corner the nondigital businesses of Main Street into relative obscurity. How are you supposed to be able to find the best Chinese restaurant in your neighborhood when there’s a good chance it’s not even searchable on Google? Enter OnePager. (via Startup Makes Websites Easy For Small Business)

It’s more than a decade into the new millennium, and there are still countless small businesses that don’t have an adequate presence on the Internet. And with an increasing number of potential consumers turning to the Web (fueled by review sites, like Yelp) to gain information about their surroundings, the lack of a Web page can corner the nondigital businesses of Main Street into relative obscurity. How are you supposed to be able to find the best Chinese restaurant in your neighborhood when there’s a good chance it’s not even searchable on Google?

Enter OnePager.

(via Startup Makes Websites Easy For Small Business)

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  1. wingtipsandloafers reblogged this from amexopenforum and added:
    This fills a huge gap….
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