Episode 035 - 13th December 2013

In studio this afternoon we have Joerg from Dublin Events Guide, talking about his events guide t...

An episode of the UpStarts.ie Podcast podcast, hosted by UpStarts, titled "Episode 035 - 13th December 2013" was published on December 13, 2013 and runs 27 minutes.

December 13, 2013 ·27m · UpStarts.ie Podcast

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In studio this afternoon we have Joerg from Dublin Events Guide, talking about his events guide that started as a hobby to inform his friends about what's on in Dublin to over 40,000 followers on Facebook and a huge mailing list. He talks about balancing and juggling with other work and interest in his life as well as his hopes to build relationships for support and advertising while keeping the whole business free. He also tells us about some of his favorite events coming up to Christmas.

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In studio this afternoon we have Joerg from Dublin Events Guide, talking about his events guide that started as a hobby to inform his friends about what's on in Dublin to over 40,000 followers on Facebook and a huge mailing list. He talks about balancing and juggling with other work and interest in his life as well as his hopes to build relationships for support and advertising while keeping the whole business free. He also tells us about some of his favorite events coming up to Christmas.

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