Newsletter archive 2008

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July 2008
Exciting times ahead and survival of the fittest is definitely the order of the day. The 'R' word is with us and only the boldest of us is still in denial.
'Correction' or 'Economic Adjustment' is still an acceptable euphemism in some political circles. But those of us at the front know a recession when we see it! In this issue we ask, can the web save the day? Or is this just so much more sales patter from the guy on your doorstep who wants to sell you a website? Plus a chance to cut your stationery costs with a free audit of your last bill.
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May 2008
As each day brings more news of the scale of the Bank of Ireland data theft we muse on those without sin casting the first stone. With business optimism at an all time low we ask can a website save a construction business. Google announces that in terms of AdWords at least that size matters, and the SitesToGo team take to the road with the Small Business show.
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March 2008
To blog or not to blog that is the question? What can it do for your business? We remain sceptics but SitesToGo's Maggie Bowen has finally given in and started blogging. ISME research tells us that more than a third of businesses find website building frustrating and confusing - and we declare, officially, SitesToGo as a Jargon Free Zone.
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January 2008
Welcome to the first e-business news of 2008 from SitesToGo InternetLAB. We explain why Flash on websites can be a mistake, take a look at the dismal state of Irish Broadband and celebrate our FAS registration as trainers. Plus a last chance for a free mentoring session and client marketing offers too. Sign up online for the ISME e-business report and remember to update your website NOW!!
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