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7 online tools to rustle up business: A comprehensive guide to doing business online

For today’s small business owner, succeeding online can surely be a daunting proposition — unless you have the right online tools. You might be firmly established in the brick-and-mortar world, but let’s face it, on the internet you’re outnumbered. In fact, at the time of this article, the internet as a whole includes more than 1.3 billion websites.

So how do you gain an advantage in the face of those overwhelming odds? Simple: bring in some muscle. The following chapters will help you get started with seven online essentials that will boost your online presence into the upper echelons of the web.

These days, simply having a site online just doesn’t cut it. You need to set up an online presence that works as hard as you do to keep your business ahead of the game.


Meet the 7 online tools you can use to change your odds

Like the villagers in that great 1960s Western, The Magnificent Seven, you need to round up some online tools if you’re going to stand your ground online. The following article offers a closer look at seven online essentials that can take your online presence from desperate to dominant:



1.    Custom domain.

2.    Professional email address.

3.    Mobile-friendly website.

4.    Search-friendly content.

5.    Accurate online business listings.

6.    Effective email marketing.

7.    Active social media.

These online tools are crucial to your success and can open the door for all kinds of business opportunities. So if you want to take your presence to the next level, keep reading to see how each one of these tools can strengthen your online identity.
                                                                                                                                                                                                                   
                                                                                                                                                                                                                     Courtesy to  drupa.com

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