Lauren Bateman argues that websites remain vitally important for selling and reaching audiences who prefer written content. She notes she began building websites in her early 20s and states her website gets over 100,000 unique visitors per month, using a personal anecdote (her wife prefers written tutorials) to illustrate that not everyone wants video.
Over 100,000 unique visitors every month.
The big thing people ignore is website. Websites are still vitally important in helping you sell. People are like, websites are dead. I don't think websites are dead. As you know, I started in building websites in my early 20s. My website gets over 100,000 unique visitors every month. That's a lot of people, and that's a lot of eyeballs on my brands, my products, and my services. Remember, not everyone wants to watch a video. My wife hates watching videos, especially tutorial videos. She's like, I'd rather see it written in format. Step one, step two, step three. Some people don't like videos. Some people like written word and reading better than watching a video on YouTube. So how are you going to attract those types of buyers if you don't meet them where they are successful.
