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Why do I need to list my business on Google?

 

As of early 2026, Google holds an overwhelming, dominant share of the global search engine market, consistently hovering around 90% (approximately 89.57% to 90.82%) across all devices. This near-monopoly persists despite competition from Bing and the rise of AI-based search, with Google handling over 60% of US queries and maintaining massive, long-term dominance.

 

In addition, your Google Profile is free but if you aren't sure how to set it up, our fee is $25.  A small price to pay because you should receive a lot of business.

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Mobile vs. Desktop: Mobile is heavily dominated by Google, with reports suggesting up to 95% of queries on mobile devices in the U.S. use its engine.

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Google means money for you and your business.

Why do you need a LLC?

People start an LLC (Limited Liability Company) primarily for limited liability protection, shielding personal assets from business debts and lawsuits, combined with the flexibility of choosing how the business is taxed (like a sole proprietorship or partnership) and managed, all with less administrative hassle than a corporation. It creates a legal barrier between personal and business finances, offers pass-through taxation (avoiding double taxation), and enhances credibility, making it a popular choice for small businesses.

Why do I need a website?

Creating a website establishes immediate credibility, provides a 24/7 digital storefront to reach a global audience, and acts as a central hub for marketing efforts. It boosts visibility, increases sales through direct-to-consumer sales, and offers full control over brand representation, often providing a better ROI than social media alone.

  • Credibility and Trust: A professional website serves as evidence of a legitimate business, increasing trust compared to relying solely on social media.

  • 24/7 Availability: Websites allow customers to find information, contact you, or make purchases at any time, eliminating constraints of business hours.

  • Centralized Marketing Hub: It acts as a "home" for your business, where you own the content and data, rather than relying on platforms that can change their algorithms.

  • Visibility and Sales: Improves Search Engine Optimization (SEO) to attract organic traffic and provides a platform to sell products or services directly.

  • Customer Insights: Enables the tracking of user behavior to better understand the audience, allowing for more targeted, data-driven marketing decisions.

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