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What Site Consultants Want to See on Your Economic Development Website
12 Jan 2026
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Your economic development website is more than a brochure — it’s your digital front door for site selectors, corporate location advisors, and potential investors. When consultants evaluate communities, the first impression often comes from your online presence. A strong digital marketing strategy for economic development begins with a website that communicates speed, professionalism, and credibility.
From clear contact information and available site listings to compelling visuals, distinct storytelling, and mobile-friendly design, every element should reinforce why your community is the right choice for business investment. This guide outlines exactly what site consultants look for, how to structure your website for maximum impact, and how to use storytelling and data to differentiate your location.
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