Multi award winning Chester based FinTech company Businesscomparison.com helped local businesses on Friday 11th November by giving advice at a workshop in the city. The company, that recently won Start-up of the Year at the Cheshire Business Awards, hosted a talk in partnership with Small Business Saturday at their event outside Chester Town Hall. Head […]
Head of Businesscomparison.com Philip Brennan
Multi award winning Chester based FinTech company Businesscomparison.com helped local businesses on Friday 11th November by giving advice at a workshop in the city. The company, that recently won Start-up of the Year at the Cheshire Business Awards, hosted a talk in partnership with Small Business Saturday at their event outside Chester Town Hall.
Head of the business Philip Brennan was joined by Businesscomparison.com’s marketing experts Adair Cameron and Chris Sumner to lead the workshop ‘Online Marketing for your Small Business’. With a combined experience of 30 years working in digital marketing for the likes of GoCompare, MoneySupermarket.com and now Businesscomparison.com, they helped local business owners with their queries about online marketing.
The event was part of the national Small Business Saturday campaign bus tour and inspire series of free talks and workshops for start-ups and existing small businesses. The workshop was live streamed on Periscope with real time Twitter Q&A.
Head of Businesscomparison.com Philip Brennan says it’s a pleasure to be able to share expertise with other small business owners:
Chris Sumner, Philip Brennan and Adair Cameron from Businesscomparison.com
“As both a start-up company and a small enterprise we know how difficult it is to make a success of your business. This year we’ve been fortunate enough to win a number of awards including being named as Cheshire’s start-up of the year. Supporting small businesses is what we do best and we have built our company on the basis of helping SMEs save money and compare deals on all that is essential to them including business bank accounts, loans, insurance, commercial mortgages and business energy. Small Business Saturday is a fantastic campaign that recognises and supports independent enterprises up and down the country. We’re very much enjoyed getting involved and meeting other members of the local business community.”
Head of Businesscomparison.com Philip Brennan
Multi award winning Chester based FinTech company Businesscomparison.com helped local businesses on Friday 11th November by giving advice at a workshop in the city. The company, that recently won Start-up of the Year at the Cheshire Business Awards, hosted a talk in partnership with Small Business Saturday at their event outside Chester Town Hall.
Head of the business Philip Brennan was joined by Businesscomparison.com’s marketing experts Adair Cameron and Chris Sumner to lead the workshop ‘Online Marketing for your Small Business’. With a combined experience of 30 years working in digital marketing for the likes of GoCompare, MoneySupermarket.com and now Businesscomparison.com, they helped local business owners with their queries about online marketing.
The event was part of the national Small Business Saturday campaign bus tour and inspire series of free talks and workshops for start-ups and existing small businesses. The workshop was live streamed on Periscope with real time Twitter Q&A.
Head of Businesscomparison.com Philip Brennan says it’s a pleasure to be able to share expertise with other small business owners:
Chris Sumner, Philip Brennan and Adair Cameron from Businesscomparison.com
“As both a start-up company and a small enterprise we know how difficult it is to make a success of your business. This year we’ve been fortunate enough to win a number of awards including being named as Cheshire’s start-up of the year. Supporting small businesses is what we do best and we have built our company on the basis of helping SMEs save money and compare deals on all that is essential to them including business bank accounts, loans, insurance, commercial mortgages and business energy. Small Business Saturday is a fantastic campaign that recognises and supports independent enterprises up and down the country. We’re very much enjoyed getting involved and meeting other members of the local business community.”
