Hello,

I am looking for a way to looks for small business owners in Jakarta that does not have any website yet or have ugly website/ cheap website.

I would like to offers much better websites for them? Like sending them proposal to create website. Any idea how to do so?

Any idea?

Thanks in advance,
Davy

Dani AI

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A practical, low-friction plan for that complements 's local outreach idea: pick one vertical (cafes, salons, workshops), build a quick audit + a one-page demo, then reach out with a short, personalized message. Narrowing the niche makes research and follow-ups faster and raises trust when you show specific, relevant improvements.

Where to look without relying on old lists: scan Google Maps/Business Profile entries in Jakarta and flag listings that have no website or only social links; check Facebook and Instagram business pages (many owners use those instead of a proper site); review marketplace sellers (Tokopedia/Shopee) who present a brand but no independent site; and browse review/booking pages to spot businesses that take bookings by phone. Log each prospect in a simple spreadsheet with contact method and one-sentence notes about the site problem you would fix.

How to open the conversation: create a one-page audit with 3 prioritized fixes (mobile speed, visible contact/CTA, simple menu/pricing), include 2 screenshots and a small mockup of a homepage. Deliver that audit by email, WhatsApp or a printed handout. Keep the pitch short, local, and specific. Sample outreach (personalize the bracketed parts):

Subject: Quick free 2-minute audit for [Business Name]

Hi [Owner name], I noticed your [Google/Facebook] listing and made a two-slide audit showing 3 quick wins (mobile load, clearer contact, online bookings). I can build a simple page this week for IDR [starter price] and handle hosting/updates if you like. Would you like the PDF I made?

Thanks, [Your name] — [phone]

Use simple tools to build the audit: Google PageSpeed Insights (https://developers.google.com/speed/pagespeed/insights/) and the Mobile-Friendly Test (https://search.google.com/test/mobile-friendly) to generate objective evidence. Respect opt-outs and local spam rules. Start with a few clients, collect testimonials, then scale the process.

You can start from yellow pages or get a list at the local chamber of commerce. Start from typography services, if they like the work you do for them, there are chances that will call you to serve their clients too.

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