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EYP Yellow Canvass:
Bridging buyers and suppliers
Remember when you collected brochures for that vacation place so you can compare prices of hotels, airline tickets and tour operators? What about that time you called friends for referrals on a caterer, photographer and a florist that will fit your budget? And spent hours on the phone to find suppliers for a house alarm system? Exasperating, isn't it?
EYP has just made canvassing easier for you with our new feature, Yellow Canvass!
Yellow Canvass gets buyers and sellers together. Without leaving home, you can find out the prices of the products or services you're looking for, from abaca to zipper. EYP will match your requirements with our list of advertisers in the DPC Yellow Pages.
Find out more about Yellow Canvass.
eScene
Internet Visionaries:
Hope, Fear (and Loathing?)
Experts agree that Internet technology will continue expanding into the fabric of our lives like a drop of iodine into a glass of water.
A study published by the Pew Internet Project shows sharp disagreement, however, on whether the effects of this evolution will be curative or toxic.
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Your Business
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EYP welcomes its new members!
Whether you’re investing or splurging, trust that EYP’s new members will give you your money’s worth.
After a hard day’s work, you would want to see where the fruits of your labor go. Whether you want to reward yourself, save for a rainy day, or treat your loved ones, be sure to spend your money wisely.
Here are seven suggestions.
Better Business
Spreading the word about your business.
Market your products and services through word of mouth. EYP gives an overview.
Small Biz Clinic
How much is your business worth?
If you're enticing a new investor, selling your business, joining another or looking to get insurance coverage, it's always best to have your business appraised. You never know how much good it would do to you and your business.
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