So I promote them, encourage and train people how and why to use them but don’t claim to have a particularly good one myself. So (via leading blogger Damien Mulley), here are some tips from Matt Cutts of Google.
If you are coming to the Joe Mooney Summer School or indeed visiting Leitrim anytime I suggest you check out McGuire’s Irish Self Catering Cottage Accommodation.
Roscommon Business Network Meetings in association with Roscommon County Enterprise Board take place on the first Thursday of every month at 6pm.
All Roscommon based businesses are welcome.
The next meeting will take place on this evening in Hannon’s Hotel, Athlone Road Roscommon at 6pm.
2. Meeting Agenda
6.00pm – Welcome
6.05pm – Member Introduction
6.10pm – Open Forum Discussion on ‘Cutting Costs’ chaired by Johnny Beirne
6.55pm – Update from Roscommon County Enterprise Board
7.00pm – Networking
Useful Links
Main Network Website www.roscommonbusinessnetwork.com
Join LinkedIn Group and meet other members (86 Members and growing +17 since last month)
Introduce yourself to the network on LinkedIn
Facebook Page to advertise your business for FREE at facebook.com/RoscommonBusiness (with 456 Fans +65 since last month)
Twitter Account at twitter.com/roscommonbiznet
Today I will be delivering a Social Media Marketing Course with Laois (and surrounding counties) Sports Partnerships.
Twitter for Business Breakfast Workshop
Posted on: 24-06-2010
Category : My Upcoming Events, Social Media, Twitter
Tomorrow morning (June 25th) I will be hosting a ‘Twitter for Business‘ Breakfast Workshop in The Landmark Hotel, Carrick on Shannon from 8am to 10am.
21 People have registered so far and there are a few places left. Click here to register.
Cost is €10 which includes a light breakfast.
Twitter for Business Breakfast Workshop is in association with Leitrim County Enterprise Board and The Leitrim Business Network
In the past number of weeks I have taken up a new interest in personalised number plates. As a result, I was alerted (via Twitter Search) to this recent article in The Irish Independent entitled “Cyclists saddled with number plates”.
In a quote from the article it states that the number plates are made of a reflective material. In the image above, the plate appears just above an existing reflector. Surely making hi-vis vests mandatory for cyclists would be a better idea.
Galway Market is a Sunday Market selling quality goods at bargain prices. Watch this please.
Internet Marketing for Start-ups and Small Business at GMIT II
Posted on: 04-06-2010
Category : My Upcoming Events
- Galway-Mayo Institute of Technology (GMIT)
Later on this morning I will be delivering a presentation on Internet Marketing at the Innovation in Business Centre (IiBC) in Galway-Mayo Institute of Technology (at Galway Campus)
