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E-Business website launched for North East Business
A new interactive website has been launched to help firms in the North East access a wide range of information on e-business.
www.webetopia.com has been created by e-business champion and online development agency the North East Regional Portal, and the new website acts as a one-stop-shop for firms to discover more about e-business and how it can be used to help their business succeed.
Users can browse a wealth of information from useful checklists on setting up a website or creating a podcast to explanatory guides on e-marketing, trading online and conducting online market research.
Pascal Fintoni, head of e-business at the Regional Portal, said: “We are passionate about e-business and are delighted to be able to offer such a comprehensive advisory service for the businesses of the North East. From building a website and trading online to reaching new customers through effective online marketing and PR, e-business is an important activity that must not be under-estimated.
“Our main aim is to pass on our knowledge and empower businesses to help them adopt e-business to drive their success and webetopia is the perfect place for businesses to start. It provides practical and useful information on a wide range of e-business topics and allows users to pose questions, leave comments and advice and share their findings online.”
Currently available as a beta version, additional features will be added to webetopia over the course of the summer. This will include blogs, video and audio content, newsletters and the ongoing addition of useful and practical e-business articles and guides. To register with the online e-business resource, visit www.webetopia.com
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Ruth Mitchell .
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