Yes, a business still needs a website even with an active Facebook page, because a website is the only online asset you fully own and control, and it does things social media was never built to do.

A Facebook page is rented ground. The platform controls who sees your posts, can change the rules overnight, and can suspend an account with no warning. A website is property you own.

What a Website Does That Facebook Cannot

A website ranks on Google, so customers searching for your service find you without already knowing your name. It presents your full range of services in a structured way. It builds credibility, because serious businesses have websites. And it captures enquiries through forms and booking tools that work around the clock.

The Two Work Together

The strongest setup is both: a website as your permanent, searchable home, and social media as the channel that drives people to it and keeps you visible between purchases. Social media builds the relationship, the website closes it.

What Happens Without a Website

Without a website, you are invisible to every customer who searches Google rather than Facebook, and you have no credibility anchor when a serious prospect wants to check you out.

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