Many Filipino small businesses start with a Facebook Page, and that is a smart first step. It is free, familiar to customers, and good for quick conversations. But relying on it alone leaves gaps.
Where a Facebook Page falls short
- Search. Many customers begin with Google or Google Maps, not Facebook.
- Control. Your Page follows Facebook's layout and reach rules. A website is yours.
- Credibility. A professional website and complete Google listing signal an established business.
- Organization. Services, prices, and FAQs are easier to find on a website than in old posts.
The practical setup
For most small businesses, the best mix is a Facebook Page for updates and conversations, a simple website for credibility and inquiries, and a Google Business Profile for local search. They work together — each one sends customers to the others.
Getting started
A single-page business website from RDahunan I.T. Services starts at ₱3,000 and includes mobile-responsive design, a contact form, and basic SEO setup. See website development or ask for a free consultation.
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MYTH: "Facebook Page lang, okay na."
FACT: Facebook is great for conversations — but many customers start on Google.
When someone searches "[your service] near me," they see Google results and Google Maps first. A website and Google Business Profile help you show up there, look credible, and keep your business information in one place you control.
Best setup for most small businesses:
📘 Facebook Page for updates and conversations
🌐 Website for credibility and inquiries
📍 Google Business Profile for local search and Maps
Websites start at ₱3,000.
💬 Ask us which setup fits your business: https://m.me/rdahunanitservices
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