OMG can you believe this?
To get this kind of knowledge would not normally be cheap.
Even fishing courses cost over £450, and they don’t really teach you what you need to know – so that you can be guaranteed to catch a fish every time. Books on Trout fishing can be as much as £80 – £100, usually good for the pictures but not so much for the useful tips.
Same goes for printing leaflets, where hundreds – often thousands are spent.
Yet most people won’t pay at all or only a few quid for their website.
Even if they spend thousands, they neglect it and pour their thin resources into socials, thinking that a few likes is a substitute for impact. The only impact likes have is to replenish the coffers of social media technocrats, who we have found out care little about our welfare and the planet.
So invest more time in your website and keep it to date – attending boring meetings is no fun. Curating your web presence will give you experience of modern technology, but should harm the planet less than you think.
