Blog Vs. Website: Which Does your SMB Need? - Small Business Computing

Blog Vs. Website: Which Does your SMB Need?

Written By
Andrew Lock
Andrew Lock
Mar 16, 2012
1 minute read

You might be surprised to know that many small businesses still do not have a website. In this classic Help! My Business Sucks archive episode, Andrew Lock explains the difference between a blog and a website, and the best way to promote a small business online.

You’ll also learn about a free Web analytics tool; hey, you’ll need that once you get your website up and running. Plus, this episode includes a great lesson on why price isn’t always your customer’s number one concern — even in a recession. Just click on the logo below to watch the episode, and don’t forget to let us know what you think of these small business marketing tips.

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