He told me he would add plenty of SEO so my website would come up in the top five results when someone searched for cannabis dispensaries in their area
When I bought a franchise cannabis dispensary, I was in charge of my own marketing and web development. The owner of the franchise recommended an online marketing and web development company, but it was my business to grow or blow. Considering what I paid for the franchise, I didn’t not want to blow this. I was hoping to have a very successful cannabis dispensary. I called the online marketing company and told them the owner had suggested I use them and asked for one of the cannabis dispensary specialist. We talked about what I wanted to accomplish and how much information I wanted on my website. I wanted customers to know who our cannabis dispensary pharmacists were and I wanted our menu online. I was offering delivery services, and curbside pickups. I didn’t want to break any laws, which the marketing and web developer was well-versed in. He told me he knew the laws in our state, and he could easily create a website that was law compliant. He told me he would add plenty of SEO so my website would come up in the top five results when someone searched for cannabis dispensaries in their area. I appreciated what he was doing, but I had only one question: what is SEO? He said long story short, it was keywords and phrases placed in the website and our ads, that helps search engine recognize my website should be shown in people’s searches. My question was to ask how long it would take before I could look at the cannabis dispensary website. He asked me to give him 48 hours, and he would contact me.