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Main considerations businesses need to know under the Consumer Rights Act 2015 relating to the sale of goods, provision of services and digital downloads.

Learn how to submit your website to a search engine and why this can help your website get found, and why you should avoid automated search engine submissions.

How to ensure your marketing emails are sent to carefully targeted recipients by segmenting your lists and tailoring your email message to secure more sales.

How radio, TV, and cinema advertising can help you reach your target audience, the costs you may incur and how to make the most from each of these mediums.

How to help employees enhance their skills and confidence by offering them development paths and coaching opportunities.

The benefits of improving your relationship with your customers by learning more about who they are and their purchasing behaviour.

Start-up support for entrepreneurs in the Armagh City, Banbridge and Craigavon Borough Council area

What to do when you can't resolve a complaint with a customer including seeking advice from Consumerline and resolving through the small claims court.

Establish your responsibilities under the Consumer Rights Act 2015 when a customer complains about goods, services or digital content you have sold to them.

Find out your responsibilities when you sell goods, including describing them accurately and ensuring their quality, safety, durability and fitness for purpose.

Consumers have a number of rights when buying digital content such as computer games, TV programmes, books, computer software or mobile device apps.

Consumers have a number of rights when buying services, including the right to a repeated service when the original was not completed with care and skill.

Consumers have numerous rights when buying goods, including the right to reject unsatisfactory goods and get a refund.

An overview of Northern Ireland's local, national and international infrastructure for road, rail, air and sea transit.

What you need to do to export or move live animals, products of animal origin and animal by-products to the EU or Northern Ireland