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As new social platforms emerge and user habits evolve, many business owners are wondering whether Facebook still has a place in their digital strategy. For local businesses, the question is valid: should you still maintain a Facebook page, or focus your efforts elsewhere? At Linkeo, we break it down for you. Facebook: Still a Leading Platform Despite sometimes being seen as outdated, Facebook remains one of the most widely used social networks in the world. In France, millions of people log in daily — especially users between the ages of 35 and 65, a key audience for many local businesses. It’s also a platform where users look for practical information: business hours, location, reviews, recent photos… Having a Facebook page helps your local business be found easily, build trust with potential customers, and stay visible on a highly-consulted platform. An Easy-to-Access Showcase — But It Needs to Stay Active Creating
Artisans: What Are Your Legal Obligations Online? As an artisan, you are required to follow certain rules to properly inform your clients — and that includes your website. Quotes, prices, legal notices… Transparency is key. Here’s what the law requires and how to easily display this information online. 1. Legal notice: mandatory on every website Every professional website, even a simple showcase site, must include a “Legal Notice” page. This section allows visitors to identify who is behind the site. It must include: Your identity: full name or business name Address of your registered office or place of business SIRET or RCS / RM number Contact information Name of the web hosting provider 
Create a dedicated page with a link in the footer of each page. This is mandatory, even for self-employed artisans. 2. Price display: the law requires clear information The decree of January 24, 2017 requires service
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