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Event Details	Venue	Information	Cost
Digital Marketing
Getting Irish Business On-Line 29 May 2012 Half day 9.00am-1.00pm Participants must bring a laptop to this workshop	Fingal Business Training Centre, Fingal CEB, Mainscourt, 23 Main Street, Swords, Co. Dublin	The Getting Irish Business Online campaign will support businesses and sole traders to build a fully functional website by the end of the session which is the first step to building an online business. More Information	€25
Social Media in Your Business Today 31 May 2012 1 day course Price includes training materials, refreshments and lunch.	Fingal Business Training Centre, Fingal CEB, Mainscourt, 23 Main Street, Swords, Co. Dublin	This course will provide you with the skills to make the most of sites such as LinkedIn, Facebook, IGO people and Twitter. You will learn how to create online profiles for you and your business and connect with existing and potential customers. You will also learn how to take full advantage of viral marketing i.e. referrals from online word-of-mouth. It will enable you to understand the important factors of your presence online. It will help you understand the importance of social media and how it can enhance your online selling activities. More Information	€50

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