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We’ve posted an article on our new blog, Simon Says Marketing, called “10 Great Ways To Differentiate Your Business For Christmas”.
As well as some great, simple suggestions to help you jolly your company up and make more money, we are also giving away some Great Free Stuff like festive phone messages, Christmas vehicle graphics and your chance to win a free santa hat here.
See our new business directory website Simon Says Local.
We’ve launched a new website as part of our new marketing services. When you sign up as a member of Simon Says Network, we’ll write a comprehensive profile article about your company, which will be listed at Simon Says Profiles.
Our profiles focus on what differentiates your business from the competition and helps drive qualified leads to your website.
A new article has been posted at HubPages about the benefits of using Google Local Business search to improve the performance of a website.
Marketing Your Business With Google Local
Support Lounge is developing its marketing services for businesses to help them grow and become more profitable.
We’re developing a new website to focus on these new services under the name of Simon Says Media.
Keep an eye on our new website, http://www.SimonSaysMedia.com for developments.
Support Lounge would like to extend a warm welcome to our newest client, The Bays Hotel, a 5 star Gold Award Guest House in Hunstanton, Norfolk.
Providing a truly luxurious stay with Freeview, DVD player and free Wifi internet in every room as well as a wide choice for breakfast, The Bays is the number 1 choice for a Bed and Breakfast in Hunstanton.
The Bays Guest House is the only 5 star B&B in Hunstanton and we are delighted to help them with their business needs.
Simon Aronowitz, Managing Director of Support Lounge features in the front page story of this week’s CRN magazine.
In a story called “WEEE costs stifling smaller businesses“,CRN staff writer Sam Trendall explains that ITACS and its members have been raising issue with the implementation and proposed revisions to the Waste Electrical and Electronic Equipment.
Both Support Lounge and ITACS are grateful for media focus on this subject.
ITACS, the Independent Trade Association of Computing Specialists has criticised the Department of Business Enterprise and Regulatory Reform (BERR) over its implementation and handling of the European electronic waste recycling directives (WEEE). The Government ordered a review following more the introduction of more stringent recycling requirements by Europe.
Speaking to The Register, ITACS Chairman Matthew Woolley said the changes “aren’t good for the small person, costs are too expensive for retailers and the government’s response is ill thought out.”
When supplying new or replacement computer and networking hardware, Support Lounge fulfils its legal obligation by offering to take back the waste electrical and electronic equipment (WEEE) for appropriate recycling. Compared with larger computer retailers, Support Lounge and other independent IT firms face a disproportionately high cost for compliance with the recyling legislation.
The new website we’ve been working on is now live for Palmers Green & Southgate Synagogue.
