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Make Your Internet Marketing a Priority With newspapers in decline, as well as mail service, and the high cost of advertising on radio or television, having a business website is no longer an option, it is a necessity. The Internet is the first place that most people go to when they want to find a business near them that sells a product or service they are interested in buying, even if it's just a pizza for dinner. If you business doesn't have a website, especially one that is kept up-to-date, you may as well give your competitors your client lists. Marketing is a Business Priority To create a presence on the web, you will need to make your online marketing a priority. If you don't personally have the time to maintain your business' website or keep up with your social media accounts, hire someone to do the job for you or give that responsibility to a web savvy employee. However, if you give that responsibility to one of your employees, set guidelines so you don't have to worry about someone else tanking your company's reputation. Accessing Only the Information They Need You will want to make sure the passwords you may give an employee or someone you hire are not passwords that access any financial accounts or your personal information on your computer. Create unique passwords specifically for those responsible of taking care of your Internet marketing. This way, you can control what programs or sites they can access and you don't have to worry about them getting information they shouldn't have. Speaking for the Company Reiterate to the one you hire that they are speaking on behalf of your business and remind them to conduct themselves professionally. Strongly discourage them from

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Make Your Internet Marketing a Priority

With newspapers in decline, as well as mail service, and the high cost of advertising on radio or television, having a business website is no longer an option, it is a necessity. The Internet is the first place that most people go to when they want to find a business near them that sells a product or service they are interested in buying, even if it's just a pizza for dinner. If you business doesn't have a website, especially one that is kept up-to-date, you may as well give your competitors your client lists.

Marketing is a Business Priority

To create a presence on the web, you will need to make your online marketing a priority. If you don't personally have the time to maintain your business' website or keep up with your social media accounts, hire someone to do the job for you or give that responsibility to a web savvy employee. However, if you give that responsibility to one of your employees, set guidelines so you don't have to worry about someone else tanking your company's reputation.

Accessing Only the Information They Need

You will want to make sure the passwords you may give an employee or someone you hire are not passwords that access any financial accounts or your personal information on your computer. Create unique passwords specifically for those responsible of taking care of your Internet marketing. This way, you can control what programs or sites they can access and you don't have to worry about them getting information they shouldn't have.

Speaking for the Company

Reiterate to the one you hire that they are speaking on behalf of your business and remind them to conduct themselves professionally. Strongly discourage them from using your social media accounts for personal use and advise them on what sort of information you want posted on your website, Facebook page or have tweeted to the world. They are conducting business for you, so be sure to keep up with what is being said on your behalf.

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