Get my free home page

Questions

Do I need a website if I have Facebook?

Keep your Facebook page, and add a place you own. A Facebook page sits on Facebook’s land: Facebook sets the rules there and chooses who sees each post. A website is yours once it’s paid for, and the facts about your barn stay where you put them.

Your Facebook page sits on Facebook’s land.

It is a good place for news from the barn and for the people who already follow you. For the facts someone needs before they call (what you offer, where you are and how to reach you), it makes sense to have a place where you set the rules.

Three horses grazing on a rise at dawn.

AI apps can’t read much of what you post there.

AI apps like ChatGPT are programs you ask in plain words, and they read web pages to answer. Facebook blocks most AI reading programs, so much of what’s posted there is hard for AI apps to read. Your website is set up so they can.

Do I need a website now that people use ChatGPT?

Keep the page. Add the place you own.

You don’t have to choose one. Keep posting on Facebook, and put your web address on your page, so the people who find you there can see the whole barn. Once it’s paid for, it’s yours. You decide who looks after it, and your web address stays in your name.

Who owns my website?

Short questions, straight answers.

Should I delete my Facebook page?

No. Keep it, and put your web address on it, so the people who find you on Facebook can see the whole barn.

My barn only has a Facebook page. Is this for me?

Yes. If your barn has an old site, only a Facebook page or no site at all, this is the work we do. You see your home page before you pay anything.

Will you run my Facebook page for me?

No. We don’t run anyone’s social media. We’ll never ask for your passwords. Your Google, your Facebook and your web address stay in your hands.

See your barn on ground of its own.

We build your home page first, and you look it over before you decide anything.

Get my free home page

It costs nothing to look. No card, and no payment until you say yes.