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Facebook can be enough to start. But after a while, it becomes a limit rather than a tool, for three specific reasons.
September 26, 2026Facebook can change its rules, reduce the reach of your posts, or even suspend your account, without warning and without real recourse. A website, on the other hand, is yours.
A Facebook page almost never shows up when someone searches "[your trade] near me" on Google — Google and Facebook are two separate worlds that don't reference each other.
Some customers, especially for bigger purchases, look for a real website before doing business with you. Not having one can read as a lack of seriousness, even when that's not true in your case.
No. Facebook stays useful for conversation with your existing customers and for targeted ads. The right approach: a website you own as your base, with social media as the megaphone around it.
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