A small business or company makes a new product. Unless the company has a
line out the door out of their physical shop or a well-established brand,
sales probably will not go sky high. Many customers shop online today. This
is great for consumers for many obvious reasons: convenience, prices, shipping,
safety, etc. So then why would it be difficult for a small business to thrive
online if there are so many success stories?
There are many reasons for this, but some include: market saturation and
competition, low visibility, and lack of social presence. Many small companies
and shops are connected, but do you see them? The shops maybe warm and inviting
but does their social media accounts do the same? The product may be amazing but
have a bad description and SEO, does a search find it? How often do you wander
past the first search engine results page? Nobody really surfs the internet anymore anyways,
at least not in the same way.
Ever since the advent of the internet, we have been moving almost all aspects of life to the
digital environment. This is a great thing, although some growing pains have been part of the
process. World Number 2 wants to solve that problem in a creative way. We want you to look
at finding small businesses differently online.
Imagine a map with so many small shops, boutiques, and small businesses from all over the world.
Instead of showing all the places in between that have no real value for you, you see only
useful items. This is World Number 2. The cities and streets are fictional, but the companies and
the people are very real. The big bonus is that you can purchase land next door if it is available.
This gives shoppers and consumers alike, a new environment to coexist in. The people next door today,
can be your best customers tomorrow. Scattered about, you will also find unique landmarks that help
add beauty and uniqueness to the cities. Each one has a different theme, so everyone can naturally
gravitate towards certain interests. As the community grows, so does the visibility of the great companies.
Check out a few shops and studios we have today!
[3/1/2021]