Do you want to stand out from other Social Media Managers? Do you want to make sure your clients experience the best journey from finding you to booking your services? In this case, creating a professional website is a must!

6 reasons to start a website as a social media manager

Your website will attract your ideal clients.

You might think that your followers hang out on social, but the truth is – if they want to hire a social media manager, most likely they feel overwhelmed by it all as it is. Looking for social media manager to hire on Instagram is the last thing they want to do.

If you really want to get clients that have established businesses and will give you the freedom to do your job, a website will help you do just that.

You don’t need to stay online 24/7 in order to sell your offers

A website brings that much-needed automatization to your biz. If your potential clients can Google you and find your website easily, you will save yourself (and them) a lot of time as they will be able to go through your offers, get to know you, and BOOK your services even when you are offline.

You can’t risk your potential client going to someone else just because you took a weekend off.

You will be able to sell digital goods and make $$ in your sleep

Ok, so you may be using a digital planner for your content scheduling or you might have an idea for an e-book that you still didn’t get a chance to complete.

With your own website, you will be able to upload your own digital products in seconds and start making money online with no huge monthly fees (if you use my system!).

You can feature all of your testimonials in one place

So building a testimonials page on your social media management business website is a must.

It might be overwhelming to share all of the feedback you’ve ever received every time a new client comes your way. With your website, you can easily guide them to your testimonials page & let your previous clients do the selling for you!

It will help you to set yourself up as an ‘expert’

The information you share on your website can help potential clients to understand what you know. Those social media managers who have blogs on their sites can share even more valuable knowledge. This in turn helps them to be seen as an expert in the field by potential clients. Sharing information that is relevant to how you help your clients helps to boost a potential client’s confidence in your ability to help them…and that translates to more business, and helping more people.

It allows greater reach

Now your social media accounts only help you find those clients that use social media, but your website can really expand your horizon. Plus, you can start using social media ads or Google ads to guide your potential clients STRAIGHT to your offers instead of just your profile. How cool is that?

Tell me, are you a social media manager? Do you have a website? If you do, why did you decide to start one? If you don’t, why are you holding back on starting one?