While it used to be a way of driving extra sales or simply housing contract details, the digital presence a business has is now its primary shop window. It represents the first impression a potential customer has, an indication of what level of service can be expected and the chance to tell an engaging story. Creating a strong digital offering doesn’t happen overnight, but it also doesn’t have to be an intimidating process if broken down in a sensible way.
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Online training and certification
Online training and certification
Google's Digital Garage brings together a variety of resources, including online courses and live training, for businesses either at the start of moving online or looking to improve.
A great shop window
A great shop window
Online accountancy business QuickBooks has brought together what it thinks are the most important things to focus on when it comes to a company's website and digital presence.
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