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Just a Facebook page vs ReadyOnline
A Facebook page is a fine place to chat with existing followers. As your whole online presence, it has real limits, chiefly that you don't own it and it won't rank on Google. Here's the comparison.
Side by side
| Just a Facebook page | ReadyOnline | |
|---|---|---|
| Who owns it | Facebook does | You do |
| Shows up on Google | Barely | Built to rank |
| Found by AI assistants | Rarely | Built in as standard |
| Can be restricted or removed | Yes, by the platform | No, it's yours |
| First impression you control | Your latest post | Your best work, by design |
| Your own domain name | No | Yes |
| Reaches people who don't use Facebook | No | Yes |
Which is right for you?
Just a Facebook page suits you if…
You want a free, quick way to post updates and chat with people who already follow you, as one part of your presence, not all of it.
ReadyOnline suits you if…
You want a permanent home that's actually yours, ranks on Google and AI, and reaches customers who've never heard of you.
From £149 setup, then £29/month, with changes included.
Common questions
Can I keep my Facebook page and have a website?
Absolutely, that's the ideal setup. Use the website as your ownable home that ranks on Google, and Facebook for day-to-day updates, with each linking to the other.
Why doesn't my Facebook page show up on Google?
Facebook keeps much of its content inside its own walls and away from search engines, and pages rarely rank for local searches like 'plumber near me'. A website is built specifically to be found that way.
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