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Why Your Small-Town Business Still Needs a Website (Not Just Facebook)

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Why Your Small-Town Business Still Needs a Website (Not Just Facebook)

A Facebook page is not a website. It's a rented room in someone else's building. Here's what that actually costs a local business — and what to do about it.

September 9, 20265 min read

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