Is your business on the Boyle?

Personally, I thought the opening ceremony of the [name of the biggest sporting event in the UK]* really put Great Britain on the world map again as a nation on the Boyle!

It was full of content

Had something for everyone

Was an organisational masterpiece

Demonstrated our world class logistical expertise

It was innovative, creative and unique

You may not have liked it all but I think even the hardest of hearts would have found it difficult not to like something about it.

The overriding think that I took away from the event was that the eyes of the world are on Great Britain right now – billions are watching this event around the world.

A time to Show Case your business

Could there ever be a better time to show case your business?

Why not put some special offers out there or promote your best products.

Have you got some new stock to display?

Why not sell your service by explaining what the benefits would be to someone who bought it?

No matter how you trade (on line or bricks and mortar) put the Boyle into your business and get creative.

However a little word of caution ….

Beware of the [name of the biggest sporting event in the UK]*brand police

If you do take this opportunity to show case your business it is essential that you read the guidelines on the use of the [name of the biggest sporting event in the UK]* brands ….

Click to read brand guidelines

Don’t get caught out by the Brand Police!

Make sure your accounts are on the Boyle

We are celebrating [name of the biggest sporting event in the UK]* by offering self employed & small businesses the chance to win their Accounts or Self Assessment done for FREE.

Keep your accounts and tax on the Boyle – It is an essential part of running your business and a legal requirement so make sure you do it!

Our competition is FREE to enter and is open to anyone.

Find out more at:

http://www.cheapaccounting.co.uk/cheapaccounting-competition.php

You can’t win if you don’t enter – so what have you got to lose?

*This is not a mistake but we are not allowed to mention the [name of the biggest sporting event in the UK] nor refer to the capital city of the UK and the current year in the same sentence because we would fall foul of the [name of the biggest sporting event in the UK] brand guidelines.

However not deterred we have developed a Brand Avoidance strategy that hopefully still allows us to run a competition to support small businesses and the self employed during the period of the [name of the biggest sporting event in the UK].

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