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Could Your Business Idea Go Global?
If you’re an entrepreneur, with an innovative idea that has export potential, Propel could help you make it happen. To fast track your business idea to the next stage we will provide you with high quality training, one to one mentoring, workshops, networking opportunities and financial support.
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Heavenly Tasty Organics Wins Best Small Business!
Shauna McCarney from Heavenly Tasty Organics picks up the award for ‘Best Small Business’ at the Women in Business Awards 2012, which took place on Thursday 22nd November 2012 at Ramada Plaza, Shaws Bridge Belfast.
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Thinking of Starting a Business? Why not consider Franchising.
The Northern Ireland Franchise Show 2012 will see some of the top UK & Irish Franchises visit Northern Ireland – all of whom are looking for local people to become their new business partner.
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Avoid slips and trips
Although they might not sound serious, slips and trips account for a third of all major injuries reported in the workplace. Approximate costs to businesses and the economy are more than £500 million a year.
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5 Better Ways to Network on Twitter and LinkedIn
Social media is like a professional cocktail hour — a way to connect, share and interact with others beyond the confines of your cubicle.
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Fire safety and risk assessment
Each year people die or are seriously injured as a result of fires at work. Besides loss of life, fire costs UK business millions of pounds, from damage to property, loss of business, fines, compensation claims and insurance premiums.
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How small businesses can deliver good customer service
Satisfied customers remain loyal to you and recommend you to others. Alastair Kight, managing director of GRITIT, offers five simple steps for delivering good customer service.
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Starting a tourist accommodation business
Owning and running your own tourist accommodation business can be very rewarding but there are many things you should consider before starting.
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Heavenly Tasty is ‘Pitch Perfect’
The Fintona entrepreneur behind one of the Omagh area’s most exciting up-and-coming businesses has been selected to represent Northern Ireland in the final of the UK’s biggest small business competition.
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Foster announces support for new Tyrone export-led meat business
Enterprise Minister Arlene Foster has announced that Triple Eight Proteins in Ballygawley is expanding with the aim of growing exports of pork and poultry products.
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Tips for Updating Your Company’s Social Media Policy
As social media continues to evolve, it’s important for us to keep up with the changes. Back in 2009, Mashable published one of the first articles about what to include in a social media policy. It is still relevant today, but social media has changed.
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Office equipment and energy efficiency
Most businesses use office equipment of some kind, from basic essentials like computers to more advanced items like teleconferencing facilities. However, many people are unaware that their equipment can use a large amount of energy and can cost a significant amount to run
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Digital should be embraced
Your TV has gone digital, so why hasn’t your marketing? Digital has been the buzz word of late as television moves from the old analogue system to the new digital era.
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Omagh Baby food firm pitching for £50k top prize after regional heat win
An Omagh firm which makes organic baby meals will represent Northern Ireland in one of the UK’s biggest small business competitions.
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An Extra Hour This weekend…More Time To Think About Starting A Business!
As the summer ends clothes get put away and the winter woollies are pulled out, we’d like to say hello again from Omagh Enterprise, and to remind everyone that winter arrives this weekend with the clocks going back!
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Six Ways To Effectively Promote Events on Facebook
Any time you offer an event – live or virtual – there are several ways you can capitalize on Facebook’s tools to increase your event registrations
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£4m fund for start-ups to use derelict stores gets big welcome
Retail representatives have welcomed the First and Deputy First Minister’s plan to fill derelict shops but have warned more needs to be done to reinvigorate the high street.
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Small Grants for Volunteering Programme
Applications are invited from local voluntary and community groups wishing to support their volunteers. The organisation must be independent, established for charitable purposes with signed audited accounts or signed income and expenditure accounts and have a constitution.
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Benefit from collaboration with your competitors
In tough times, working collaboratively with your competitors could help your business to survive and even grow
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Derry film company takes on world via Youtube
Using computer generated imagery (CGI) special effects and everyday items, they created the content for the Making History series on a small budget.
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