Running a business is difficult. Actually, that’s an understatement – running a business is really difficult.
From managing the books to marketing your goods and services, so many different cogs and gears need to be turning at the same time to achieve success.
Nowadays, earning money is not as hard as it was in the past few years. The Internet age has changed the world; people are no more struggling with finding jobs. These days’ people can earn a healthy amount of money, even working from home.
You can take the example of freelance writers they all are earning their bread and butter without joining any office.
Travel and tourism and business students at Bishop Burton College will be broadening their horizons on a trip to work in Spain.
Students in the second year of their Level 3 courses in travel and tourism and business will be given the chance to gain crucial experience of working in another country in the two-week trip to Seville at the end of March 2020.
A new force in festive grottos is coming to Beverley’s Flemingate Centre this Christmas!
Darth Vader and his loyal Storm Troopers will be blasting into Flemingate on Saturday, November 30, in their custom-made imperial starship grotto!
Although many individuals believe that marketing and SEO services are only utilized by the retail sector and businesses that provide services to clients, this is not true.
In fact, SEO and marketing are extremely important to healthcare in ensuring that they can find their target audience and increase their number of loyal customers.
E-commerce solutions are no longer reserved for big businesses alone. Countless Beverley entrepreneurs have taken to the Internet in an attempt to promote their products and services to a much wider audience than would have been possible in the past.
While there is no doubt that success equates to the dedication and hard work, we also have to keep in mind what goes on behind the scenes in terms of website design and functionality.
Yorkshire parents and their children spend less than half an hour a day of ‘real’ quality time together, according to a One Poll study.
Researchers found fathers and their daughters are at a loss, getting the least quality time together than any other parent-child combo, with a quarter of an hour less every week.
HI Commercial is a new independent commercial insurance brand evolved out of leading, local insurance broker, Hedon Insurance.
The new company is headed up by Richard Medforth and newly appointed Director Luke Byron. The purpose of the new brand is to give the commercial team room to expand outside the core business of Hedon Insurance which has traditionally been personal insurances.
Students faced with finding a University course on A-level results day will benefit from instant decisions on Clearing places from University of Hull staff in schools and colleges and through live chat.
Anja Hazebroek, Director of Student Recruitment and Marketing at the University of Hull explained more.
In its tenth year, Screwfix is proud to announce that its Britain’s Top Tradesperson competition is now open, and plumbers, electricians, builders and carpenters from Beverley can put themselves forward for the top prize.
The annual competition by Screwfix aims to celebrate the outstanding work and professionalism of UK tradespeople, resulting in one exceptional individual winning a £20k trade bundle, comprising of £10k worth of tools, £5k tech and £5k to go towards future training.
Beverley Tesco is encouraging people in Beverley to support Cancer Research UK’s Race for Life. They want people to pop into the Morton Lane store Tesco store to see it ‘turn pink’ on Saturday 6 April.
A nationwide event, Tesco Turns Pink’sees thousands of Tesco employees unite across the UK to raise vital funds to help beat cancer.
The team at The Promotion Company based in Hull is busy planning its annual event, Promote and Prosper which takes place on Thursday 28 February, in the Canham Turner Building at The University of Hull.
The event gets bigger and better each year, supported by the industry’s top promotional product and branded clothing suppliers who display over 2000 items, plus seminars with a difference.
Wizards and muggles of all ages will be able to celebrate the world of Harry Potter this half-term as Beverley’s Flemingate centre hosts a magical-themed activity week.
Flemingate organisers are kick-starting their celebrations by recreating Platform 9¾ – the secret portal to Hogwarts School of Witchcraft and Wizardry – to coincide with the fifth annual Harry Potter Book Night taking place across the world.
A community art installation at Beverley’s Flemingate centre is spreading messages of hope and peace for the year ahead.
The project, entitled “1,000 Origami Doves of Peace”, saw members of the public and local school children create folded paper doves, each with an individual message of hope and positivity are hidden inside.
Every small business should be using social media to get results. But ask yourself the question: ‘are you doing enough of the right things or are you playing ad hoc with social media?’
There are four very easy social media strategies that can help focus, market and expand any small business. Some are so easy that you’ll kick yourself you aren’t already using them.
It is without question that we are now living in a digital world, as we slowly (or in some cases, not so slowly) transition from physical to digital operations.
Digital media is now utilised in almost every aspect of a business, particularly in marketing. This advancement in our capabilities has increased business for many companies and with this comes the requirement for effective methods of organisation. This is where various pieces of software can be absolutely essential to a business, particularly in this case for asset management.
Plans for this year’s Christmas lights switch-on at Beverley’s Flemingate centre include a special guest, a choir, a Nordic tipi bar and a fantastic firework finale.
The exciting event takes place on Friday, November, 23, and will see a special guest switch on the Christmas lights, followed by a dazzling firework display which promises to be bigger and better than last year.
Selected as a regional finalist, Lewis Mower (28) from Hull is one step closer to the final in Screwfix’s annual search to find and reward Britain’s Top Tradesperson 2018 with the main prize being the keys to a brand new Mitsubishi L200 Warrior pickup truck worth £33,000 OTR.
Championing his trade, he has seen off competition from tradesmen and women across the region and will now attend a regional final on 21 June, going head-to-head against other tradespeople.