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Print’s not dead. How Hearst is using social to power-up its papers.
Analizo launches Europe's first algorithm-as-a-service, bringing robo-investing capabilities to the wealth management industry
Applegreen wins prestigious European SME Award
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Irish Stock Market
Applegreen wins prestigious European SME Award
Star of 2016 award won by Applegreen Applegreen, the #1 motorway service area operator in…Irish Stock Exchange Quarterly Statistics Q3 2016
Q3 2016 statistics show over 35,000 securities listed on Irish Stock Exchange markets…ISE shows growth
Irish Stock Exchange listing figures grow to over 35,000 securities Quarterly statistics…Irish Stock exchange extends to 28 companies
Dalata Hotel Group joins the ISE’s Main Securities Market Dalata Hotel Group (Dalata),…#IPOready companies graduate from ISE leadership programme
High-potential companies have graduated from #IPOready #IPOready is the Irish Stock…Quarterly Statistics - Irish Stock Exchange
Q1 2016 statistics show 34,382 securities listed on ISE markets. Main headlines: Listings…ISE The Place To Be!
Irish Stock Exchange wins No.1 slot in Great Place to Work Awards. Would you like a great…Venn Life Sciences Joins The ESM
Adding a euro quotation for investors. Venn Life Sciences, the growing Contract Research…
World Economy
Print’s not dead. How Hearst is using social to power-up its papers.
The Newspaper business is dead? Don’t tell that to Hearst. By Brett Lofgren | September…Press Release From ISE
ISE and NASDAQ OMX announce intention to bring Dual ISE/US Market Access to Irish…Sappi First-Quarter Profit Falls
Company says result is due to paper and pulp price decline. Sappi Ltd., the world’s…How global manufacturing is changing.
Ireland is changing and the savvy business has to be aware of changing global trends.3D…High Consumption Foodstuffs in DRC:
High Consumption Foodstuffs in DRC: Where Are the Surpluses and Deficits? By Dr…Xerox wins print contract for UK Government
Xerox to deliver cost efficiencies in print services to UK public sector The UK Cabinet…Disposable income drops
New figures just released show that household disposable income in Ireland fell by 0.4…Ireland’s richest 300 worth €62bn
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Business & Finance
Applegreen wins prestigious European SME Award
Irish Stock Exchange Quarterly Statistics Q3 2016
ISE shows growth
Irish Stock exchange extends to 28 companies
#IPOready companies graduate from ISE leadership programme
Quarterly Statistics - Irish Stock Exchange
World Stock Market
Hans‐Ole Jochumsen re‐elected as FESE President
Euro rates fixed – but for how long?
GLOBAL STOCKS and COMMODITIES
Snapshot of Irish shares and European stocks over Christmas
Markets surge on Central Banks' intervention
U.S. Stocks Update Wednesday 23rd November 2011
Economy, Tenders & Invenstment
Prior information notice of tender.
Tender Opportunity Here at DPNlive, we are always looking for business opportunities for…Print tenders
Want to do the printing for the Houses of the Oireachtas? Below is a table of three…
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Santa's Marketing is worth copying.
Robert Tallent.
The Synergy Group.
Originally published 7th December 2012.
Updated 8th December 2015
Santa Clause is alive and well. He can teach us all lessons on Marketing and Branding. Through the ages he is always successful and making enough money to survive for another year. He has survived recessions, depressions and just about any economic scenario. Why has his marketing strategies worked better than yours? It's simple really. It is because he uses solid, proven psychology. He knows he doesn't have to use new gimmicky techniques when he hasn't changed his marketing for decades. His simple marketing has stood the test of time.
Everybody believes in Santa, because the big man from the north pole will rock on forever and you too can do the same if you stick to the basics. Find out if your product or service matches up by reading the article below.
Read more: 15+ Reasons Why Santa's Marketing Works Better Than Yours!
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A little bit of planning goes a long way
It’s the 1st week of December and the Christmas season is officially here. I love this time of year. However, for many businesses, it can be a hectic time leading up to Christmas and the New Year with extra holidays, extra business (we hope) and parties.With a bit of forward planning you can make sure your business gets through the season intact and is ready to hit the ground running in 2016.
Here at DPNlive, we have prepared a few survival tips for our readers to make sure this is both an enjoyable and prosperous time for you and your business.
Read more: 12 Tips On How To Manage Your Business Over The Holiday Period.
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The Wolf of Wall Street in the Real Print World. Part 2
3 videos can be seen in this article and 2 more can be seen at the bottom of the home page of this site
Let’s look at some simple sales frameworks.
- Gather information. So how do you go about that?
You want to understand what kind of person you are selling to. How will they will use your pen? If they are in management, they probably sign important documents.
Listening to them will give you background and hints as to how to most effectively persuade them to buy your pen. - Respond to the information by identifying their need for the pen and the fact that an unmemorable pen used on a memorable document could hamper thinking. What would happen if they didn’t have a pen? You need to identify their pain.
- Deliver information on your pen. Show the importance of using your pen to their job position. Highlight the benefits of your pen, the fact that it has blue ink which distinguishes the original from a copy
- Hand back the pen telling them that they can keep the pen for a week and you will call back next Friday, at which stage they can place an order or give you back the pen.
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The Wolf of Wall Street in the Real Print World. Part 1
Part II can be read here complete with videos.
If you have ever interviewed for a job as either the interviewer or the interviewee, you may have come across this statement. You can also see it in the film “The Wolf of Wall Street”.
Assume you are the managing director or sales manager of your company and you want to test the sales ability of your sales people at the next meeting. Take a pen from your pocket and ask one of them to sell it to you. I would be surprised if any of them will be able to sell it to you. If one can’t do it, move to the next and the next. Move fast and they have to think fast.
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Government Organisations see
less urgency to adapt to technology-led change.
Two thirds of Government executives acknowledge that their organisation needs to change faster over next three years to keep up with changing business conditions - but just 27 per cent feel significant or extreme pressure to adapt to the rapid change required. In addition 55 per cent are expecting slight or no technology-led disruption over the next three years, compared to just 29 per cent of business executives across all sectors. This lack of urgency and minimal perceived pressure among government leaders to change is revealed in a study called The Challenge of Speed, conducted by the Economist Intelligence Unit and sponsored by Ricoh.
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