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Just Good Business Podcast: Small Business Tips You’ll LOVE for Valentine’s Day
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Just Good Business Podcast: Small Business Tips You’ll LOVE for Valentine’s Day

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Just Good Business Podcast- Small Business Tips You will LOVE for Valentines Day

February is the perfect month to show your customers some love! To help you with that, we’re going to share some helpful tips you can use to boost sales leading up to this Valentine’s Day.
 
We’ll also bring you the second instalment in our Merchant Journey series with Sydney Lupton featuring Saving Graze.

Also in this episode:

Sam Wong, Marketing Strategy Manager at Moneris co-hosts.
Kip Macartney, Director of Emerging & Value Add Services/Products at Moneris is our expert on gift cards.
Sydney Lupton, Digital Marketing Intern presents the second instalment of Merchant Journey
Amber Lynn, Solution Sales Consultant at Moneris
Ella Urquhart, Events Manager at Moneris  gives a rundown of February’s events calendar.
 

Listen to the episode to hear what they have to say.

 

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Al Grego

Al Grego

Emerging Channels Communication Manager

Al Grego is the producer and host of the multi-award-winning Yes, We Are Open and Just Good Business podcasts for Moneris. His interests outside of work include podcasting, blogging, and music.

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