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I would recommend you look into sponsorship , we as a company have sponsored edugeek now for our second year and can safely say it pays dividends, they members here are superb as customers and as social contacts, be sure to give Dos Box a shout for rates and benefits and Im sure you will be impressed with the packages available, ;)
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Hi Simon,

 

Thanks for the info, as a new start up business I feel providing on the costs associated to being a sponsor. I would be very interested in signing up. What I was thinking, but this is yet to be approved by the site owners/moderators if even possible.

 

Many Thanks

 

Phil

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Couldn't agree more, However as a new small business, I have already spent a small fortune to get to the position I am at the moment with insurances etc. So it all comes down to cost at the end of the day.

 

Small world Carl where abouts?

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Couldn't agree more, However as a new small business, I have already spent a small fortune to get to the position I am at the moment with insurances etc. So it all comes down to cost at the end of the day.

 

Small world Carl where abouts?

 

ok how about finding a edugeek member that has benefited from your services and get a testimonial in the recomended suppliers section then your on your way bud, once you get a few jobs via recomended members you can justify a rate for marketing yourself :cool:

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