Insights & guides
Getting found and growing online in The Bahamas
A growing library for Bahamian businesses going digital: plain-language readings of the 2026 index, practical how-to guides, and research on the tools, trends, and best practices shaping how customers find local businesses. New pieces added as the market moves.
Articles
- The Bahamas reality Research Online, Buy Offline: why digital matters more in The Bahamas Customers discover and decide online, then transact in person. That makes the four doors more important here, not less.
- Google 623 unclaimed Google profiles: the door that’s open but unattended Already on Google, just unmanaged. Claiming it is free and takes about 15 minutes.
- Website When a door looks open but isn’t Most digital presence is healthy; the rest is a quick free fix: 137 sites without SSL, 333 links that don’t resolve.
- The compounding effect Why digital doors compound Zero doors averages no reviews; four doors averages 218. Presence multiplies.
- AI discovery AI is becoming a front door, and it reads the doors you have AI assistants answer “best near me” by reading the same Google profile and website the index measures.
Want the whole picture?
The full 2026 report carries every industry, every door, and the complete methodology.
These findings are national. A four-door check for your own business is coming soon.