The eBay Opportunity for Irish Businesses

Fact: there is no recession online and selling online doesn't have to be expensive, time-consuming or complicated. Find out how at the 'eBay Opportunity for Irish Businesses' seminar on August 10th.

According to Forrester Research, online retail will experience  an 11% growth rate over the next five years, reaching a total value of €114 billion by 2014.

There were 141 million online shoppers in Europe in 2009 and Forrester predict that this figure will rise to 190 million online shoppers by 2014.

Many people are finding that using online marketplaces to sell their goods is a great solution.

The DCEB are hosting ‘The eBay Opportunity for Irish Businesses’ seminar on August 10th, to show SMEs why incorporating the world's leading online marketplace into your channel mix makes excellent business sense.


Workshop: 'the eBay Opportunity for Irish Businesses'
Date: Wednesday, August 10th 2011
Venue: DCEB offices, the O' Connell Bridge House, D'Olier Street, Dublin 2
Time: 10am to 12noon

To book your place now, please click here


Selling your products or services on eBay will enable you to:

    * Start selling online with very little investment
    * Decide the pace at which you want to grow your online business
    * Access an existing market of millions of online buyers worldwide
    * Benefit from additional promotion of the items you are selling by using an alternative sales channels

Selling online is simple and will bring a massive potential market to your PC!

About the Trainer:
Aine Murphy: MD EnCore Business Services & Senior Trainer. As former Head of Education & Training with eBay Ireland Aine is the founder of the ‘eBay Ireland Academy’ and cofounder of EnCore Business Services.

Aine is an experienced trainer with over 10 years training experience and a noted speaker on all things online.

Aine was recently invited to speak at a series of Bank of Ireland Entrepreneur evening seminars on eCommerce Growth in Ireland and the opportunities presented to Irish business. 

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