Websites have become the most important pieces of business real estate over the past decade. The No. 1 rule of brick-and-mortar real estate still applies, though: location, location, location. Of course, your website’s “location” isn’t a physical address; it’s your domain name. From that space, you establish your credibility, launch your marketing efforts, and drive customers to buy.
Jeff Sass
Retailers were skeptical about whether the internet had sticking power in its early days. Sales meant brick-and-mortar stores, print advertisements and TV spots for those with the cash. The birth of e-commerce threw that world into turmoil. Today’s omnichannel retailers need a universal call to action that embraces every customer touchpoint. A meaningful, memorable domain…
