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Young Enterprise Trade Fair

Event Date: 
18/03/2017 - 10:00am to 4:00pm
Venue: 
Historic Guildhall, Exeter

Ten teams of students participating in the Young Enterprise Company Programme from schools and colleges in Devon will be holding their Spring Trade Fair at the Historic Guildhall in Exeter High Street.

The Lord Mayor is opening the event at 10am.

The teams have bee running their own companies in the last six months, expereincing the highs and lows of running a business. the teams are selling a variety of products that they have developed

some of these products include stress balls,body boards and adult colouring books. Come along to the Guildhall tomorrow, and meet...

Selling online with Shopify #InaNutshell

Authored by Bitpod
Posted: Wed, 08/24/2016 - 8:16am

Dan Wiseman from Wiseman Media shares his tips on selling online with Shopify in Bitpod's latest In a Nutshell video.

Dan talks about how to get yourself started on Shopify and the importance of having a website that works on all devices, Dan also talks about using social media as an excellent platform to post about your products, your industry and your company culture.

To find out more contact Dan via email at contact@webwise.media or call him on 01392 581 748

For more expert advise sharing videos, visit the In a Nutshell YouTube channel: https://www.youtube.com/...

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Untapped value of student possessions revealed

New research by online marketplace eBay shows that the average UK university student has over £6,045 worth of sellable possessions including 36 pieces of tech, 61 items of clothing and 35 household items. With education fees on the political manifesto again, students are becoming more money savvy, but as the summer term ends and students prepare to decamp back home, eBay’s research shows that three quarters are not taking advantage of the untapped value of their unwanted items – across the UK that’s £8.46 billion worth of sellable goods, or 3,000 pints for every undergraduate. Only two...

Lack of properties pushes up prices

The number of properties coming onto the market continued to drop, pushing prices rapidly upwards in the South West, according to the latest RICS UK Residential Market Survey.

In most parts of the country, the supply versus demand imbalance led to a rise in house prices in March and in the South West 36% more chartered surveyors reported a rise in house prices in March (up from 31% in February) and 16% more chartered surveyors expect prices to increase over the next three months in the region compared with 6% in February (albeit the results for both are significantly lower than in...

Couple convicted for selling fake goods

Authored by News Desk
Posted: Tue, 11/04/2014 - 3:46pm

Amy Goldup, 19, and her partner Billy-Ray Marks, 22, both of Richards Close, Dawlish pleaded guilty at Torquay Magistrates Court on 29 October to charges relating to the selling counterfeit goods via Facebook, following an investigation by Devon & Somerset Trading Standards Service.

They were charged with offences relating to selling and having in their possession for supply counterfeit goods such as Beats Headphones by Dr Dre, Ray Ban sunglasses, Rolex watches, Ice Watches, Ugg footwear, Gucci perfume, D&G perfume, Hugo Boss perfume and Ralph Lauren socks.

The...

Exeter haart scoops top company award

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Said Kyra: “It was great to be recognised as the best among my peers and it’s a tribute to Exeter’s dedicated and highly professional team that more and more people are selling with us.”

The award was presented by TV presenter Gabby Logan and comedian Lenny Henry at a glittering ceremony attended by 650 people at Tobacco Dock in London...

Selling your business for the best price - In a nutshell

Authored by Bitpod
Posted: Wed, 02/12/2014 - 10:22am

In this video local business expert Jerry Davison from the Mill Consultancy Ltd explains how to sell your business for the best price.

Jerry explains how to identify potential buyers and the reason why it may take a bit of time before you get the best price. “Rather than just preparing some form of information memorandum and advertising on a business broker website like most people do, you need to spend time developing contacts that may lead you to the buyer who will make you a premium offer over and above what's called the fair market value.”

To find out more you can...

John Lewis reveals top selling gifts in Exeter this Xmas

With just a few days to go before Christmas, John Lewis Exeter has revealed its top selling gifts for the festive period, with shoppers in Devon favouring luxury gifts and technology must haves.

The Nespresso U Coffee Machine, which offers perfect espresso at the touch of a button, and the Edinburgh Preserves Condiment For Steak gift set, which includes sauces to complement steak, are proving popular for gifts this Christmas.

However, the new Kindle Fire, which features a 7” touchscreen perfect for browsing, watching, playing and reading content, is the shop’s biggest...