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Feb 2019

WEEKEND FEATURE: New online service for local business: Pevensey Business Advertiser

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image credit: Pevensey Business Advertiser

A new online business service has been founded in Pevensey Bay this weekend.

The new service looks set to add value to local businesses by offering the opportunity for all kinds of local professionals to promote what they do free of charge.

Local business communities online of this description can grow and become useful focal points for the promotion of services, particularly if new features are added to services, which can be profiled as they launch.

The Facebook profile has been set up by the “Pevensey and surrounding areas business group”.  In their profile they say ‘please feel free to advertise your business here and like and share to help other businesses”.

The service looks to have had a successful launch by the group with seven local businesses signing up within days.

More information about the service is available here.

Facebook/ PEVENSEY BUSINESS ADVERTISER

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