verticals that do not need websites

[findtim]

i'm interested to know who you CAN NOT sell a website to?

state the vertical and the primary reason.
don't say webdesigner as i am about to pay someone to create my website.

 

[James]

Something like a Petrol Stations probably doesn't need a website, yet I am sure people would still go for them.

I was talking to some one the other day who was saying that random industries like "Window b2b suppliers are a hot bed for income yet a very hard initial sell" so random niches is another hard sell, you just need to provide value.

 

[Rhythm]

Domainers

 

[petermeadit]

It think it has more to do with the size of the organisation than anything really. Every large org, or company has a website. Lots of smaller operators will take it or leave it. The smaller ones feel more like they don't need the issues that come with having a site.

 

[Data Glasses]

Two Up .......just need some coins and thumbs

 

[findtim]

Something like a Petrol Stations probably doesn't need a website, yet I am sure people would still go for them.

I was talking to some one the other day who was saying that random industries like "Window b2b suppliers are a hot bed for income yet a very hard initial sell" so random niches is another hard sell, you just need to provide value.

petrol: yep, except for the corporate part

b2b: i'm doing one now and its going well in pre release, i've posting it before

balustrading.com.au

thats the retail side but there will be a b2b segment soon.

its an offshoot of another b2b in building that has been very successful and the focus has been growing members/franchises and the ability to distribute information easier, it can be seen by the public but wholesale pricing is blocked, its not ecommerce as there are thousandssssssssssss of items.

so maybe that kinda falls under a intranet rather then website?

tim