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Eylet.com the digital business card company has plans to launch a subscription free service for startups and businesses

Eylet Digital Business Cards

Eylet Digital Business Cards

Eylet Teams

Eylet Teams

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Eylet Team Members

Eylet.com the digital business card company has announced plans to launch a subscription free service for startups and businesses.

Eylet Teams is the first completely subscription free service for companies of all sizes, No App fees or subscriptions of any kind.”

— John Carlton

DOVER, DELAWARE, UNITED STATES, September 28, 2023 /EINPresswire.com/ — Eylet.com Delaware, USA, is launching a digital business card service designed for all sizes of companies from startups to large enterprises. Named “Eylet Teams” the service allows companies of all sizes to create free digital business cards.

The eylet teams product is targeting startups and companies looking to upgrade their paper business cards to digital. The subscription free model means companies can make the switch to digital at a lower price than printing paper cards.

Free digital business cards are all marketed by companies however they all have conditions like app restrictions and subscriptions for teams or companies. Eylet is opening the gates with no subscription and no app upgrade fees along with a range of physical cards although physical cards are not required.

Digital business cards are fast becoming the new way to connect, offering several advantages over paper cards. Digital cards are reusable remove the need to print on paper which in turn reduces waste. The advantages of using digital business cards are clear.

Whilst other digital business cards providers charge companies a monthly or annually subscription. Eylet.com has opted to give the service 100% free with no limitations and no fees of any kind.

To register and use the free service visit Eylet.com create a company account which guides you through a two step onboarding process. This also creates a company business card template, the template is used by all team members and

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Eylet.com the digital business card company has plans to launch a subscription free service for startups and businesses

DOVER, DELAWARE, UNITED STATES, September 28, 2023 /EINPresswire.com/ — Eylet.com Delaware, USA, is launching a digital business card service designed for all sizes of companies from startups to large enterprises. Named “Eylet Teams” the service allows companies of all sizes to create free digital business cards.

The eylet teams product is targeting startups and companies looking to upgrade their paper business cards to digital. The subscription free model means companies can make the switch to digital at a lower price than printing paper cards.

Free digital business cards are all marketed by companies however they all have conditions like app restrictions and subscriptions for teams or companies. Eylet is opening the gates with no subscription and no app upgrade fees along with a range of physical cards although physical cards are not required.

Digital business cards are fast becoming the new way to connect, offering several advantages over paper cards. Digital cards are reusable remove the need to print on paper which in turn reduces waste. The advantages of using digital business cards are clear.

Whilst other digital business cards providers charge companies a monthly or annually subscription. Eylet.com has opted to give the service 100% free with no limitations and no fees of any kind.

To register and use the free service visit Eylet.com create a company account which guides you through a two step onboarding process. This also creates a company business card template, the template is used by all team members and yes there can be multiple templates and multiple teams.

Adding a team member automatically sends a login and 6 digit passcode which they can use on the Eylet App. Team members can add additional links and information.

Eylet has over 65 Social networks and content types which can be added to create a

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Eylet.com the digital business card company has announced plans

Subscription Free Digital Business Cards for Teams

Subscription Free Digital Business Cards for Teams

Eylet.com Delaware, USA, is launching a digital business card service designed for all sizes of companies from startups to large enterprises. Named “Eylet Office” the service allows companies of all sizes to create free digital business cards.

The eylet teams product is targeting startups and companies looking to upgrade their paper business cards to digital. The subscription free model means companies can make the switch to digital at a lower price than printing paper cards.

Free digital business cards are all marketed by companies however they all have conditions like app restrictions and subscriptions for teams or companies. Eylet is opening the gates with no subscription and no app upgrade fees along with a range of physical cards although physical cards are not required.

Digital business cards are fast becoming the new way to connect with an average of 62.8% more engagement of paper cards. Latest reports suggest that more than 83.5% of paper business cards end up in landfills. The advantages of using digital business cards are clear.

Whilst other digital business cards providers charge companies a monthly or annually subscription. Eylet.com has opted to give the service 100% free with no limitations and no fees of any kind.

To register and use the free service visit Eylet.com create your company account which guides you through a two step onboarding process. This also creates your company business card template, the template is used by all team members and yes you can have multiple templates and multiple teams.

Adding a team member automatically sends a login and 6 digit passcode which they can use on the Eylet Office App. Team members can add additional links and information.

Eylet has over 65 Social networks and content types which can be added to create a

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How the Capital One Venture X Business card can unlock valuable rewards for your company

Small-business owners have enough to worry about without always trying to maximize their credit card rewards. It’s easy enough to choose a card that promises a high sign-up bonus and lots of perks to save you money on expenses or enhance your travel. But when it comes time to redeem those hard-earned points and miles, it can be difficult to know where to start.

That’s where the Capital One Venture X Business Card comes in handy. With the Venture X Business, you’ll enjoy a simple earning structure, flexible redemption options, premium perks and an array of business-centric capabilities that place the card in a league of its own.

Here’s why you should consider the Venture X Business card for your small business.

Flexible redemption options

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One of the most powerful aspects of the Venture X Business is the flexibility you have for your rewards — and the most efficient option for busy small-business owners is the purchase eraser feature.

This allows you to use your miles to cover travel purchases that you’ve made on your card in the last 90 days, essentially reimbursing yourself for the expense. Eligible purchases that can be covered with Capital One miles include train tickets, Uber rides and even Airbnb purchases.

You can also cover hotel stays, airfare and rental cars booked outside of Capital One Travel — allowing you to book directly with your favorite travel providers and still enjoy any elite status perks to which you’re entitled. This flexibility is unparalleled when compared to other premium business cards.

However, if you’re already invested in the world of loyalty programs, you also have the option to transfer miles to one of Capital One’s transfer partners. This can help unlock even more value for your rewards — but the important thing is that

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Payments company Adyen’s shares plummet by a third after earnings miss

The Adyen logo is seen at the company's headquarters in Amsterdam

The Adyen logo is seen at the reception desk of the company’s headquarters in Amsterdam, Netherlands, August 24, 2018. REUTERS/Eva Plevier/File Photo Acquire Licensing Rights

  • Adyen earnings miss on both sales growth and margins
  • Share fall reflects worries on company and sector
  • Company cites US competition, hiring costs
  • Adyen stands by medium-term financial forecasts

AMSTERDAM, Aug 17 (Reuters) – Dutch payments processor Adyen NV’s (ADYEN.AS) shares fell by a third on Thursday, wiping more than 13 billion euros off its market value, after first-half earnings missed estimates, as sales growth slowed and hiring costs hit margins.

Analysts said the company’s performance raised concerns about stretched valuations in the digital payments sector and added to worries about a general slowdown in what has been viewed as a high-growth business.

Adyen, which provides services to the likes of Netflix (NFLX.O), Meta (META.O), Microsoft (MSFT.O) and Spotify (SPOT.N), said revenue growth was slower in North America and that its margins were impacted by hiring costs.

CEO Pieter van der Does acknowledged that competitors in the U.S., which is Adyen’s second-largest market after its European base, had won business by lowering prices. But he said it did not make sense for Adyen to engage in a price war with them.

“If there is any place that you could say is most prone to price competition it would be the U.S. because you can switch more easily,” he said.

He said Adyen had not lost any of its large platform customers and the competition was an “isolated phenomenon” for one kind of customer: merchants that process both online and in-store payments.

Adyen’s rivals in the US include Stripe, Braintree, Fiserv (FI.N) and PayPal (PYPL.O).

The company’s shares fell sharply after a delayed start on Euronext due to volatility and were down 35% at 951 euros

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Digital Business Card Company Mobilo Secures $4.1M in Seed Funding

Set to Revolutionize Business Networking With AI-Powered Solutions and Robust Data Security

NEW YORK, NY / ACCESSWIRE / July 27, 2023 / Networking just got an upgrade. Mobilo, the maker of the first smart business card for teams and digital business card scene, has raised $4.1 million in seed funding. Thanks to Deepwork Capital, TMT Investments, and some forward-thinking Dutch angel investors, the company is primed to make artificial intelligence (AI) the new best friend of your networking events and meetings, turning casual encounters into lead-generation opportunities.

Digital Business Card

Digital Business Card

AI-Driven Networking: Goodbye Paper, Hello Pixels

Here’s a crazy stat: 27 million business cards are printed every single day. Mobilo is saying, “Enough is enough.” They’re ushering in the digital age of business cards, and it’s a win-win. Not only are trees breathing a sigh of relief, but businesses are also saving time and money. Sharing your contact details is as simple as tapping your Mobilo digital business card on any modern smartphone.

Pieter Limburg (the founder and CEO), explains: “At Mobilo, we’re all about making life easier through technology. And with the help of AI, Mobilo is determined to transform how you manage contacts, handle follow-ups, and convert those vital meetings into leads.”

Getting Event ROI Right

You’ve probably been there. Measuring the ROI of an event is tough, whether you are visiting, exhibiting, or organizing. Traditional methods that involve sales teams manually entering lead info into CRMs are a headache and often riddled with inaccuracies. Mobilo’s smart digital business cards are here to save the day (and your sanity). They automate the process, storing lead information directly into the CRM with a quick tap, improving data quality and boosting follow-ups and closure rates.

Your Data is Safe With Us

Mobilo isn’t just another tech company; they were the

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Texas Business and Company Research

 

Researching the history of a company can involve compiling information from a variety of sources. The Texas State Library and Archives collections contain business information produced or gathered by local, state, and federal government agencies. The resources below may be helpful as you develop your research strategy.

Biennial report of the Secretary of State

Texas. Secretary of State. Biennial report of the Secretary of State of the State of Texas. Austin, 1904

The Texas Secretary of State (SOS) Corporations Section collects information on corporations, limited liability partnerships, and non-profit associations.

  • SOS Business Services "" provides instructions and forms for requesting current corporation information.
  • Use the Texas Comptroller of Public Accounts Taxable Entity Search "" to find public company information filed with the Texas SOS, such as mailing address, SOS registration date, management, ownership, and registered agent.

Texas Secretary of State biennial reports include lists of corporations or associations filed with the Corporations Section. The information in these lists becomes more detailed over the years, however these reports do not contain the text of the charters.

  • Digitized copies of reports covering 1881-1930 are available from HathiTrust "". Not all reports or years are digitized or available.
  • Print copies for 1882-1934 are available through TSLAC. Contact your local library for assistance with borrowing these publications or requesting scans through interlibrary loan (ILL).
  • The WorldCat record "" lists libraries that may have print copies of these reports. You can confirm availability with these libraries directly.

Indexes and registers of corporations dated 1871 to 1928 are part of the Texas State Archives collections. To request a search of these volumes, send an email to [email protected] with the company name you would like us to search.

Most public companies in the United States are required to file annual shareholder reports with the Securities and Exchange Commission (SEC). Detailed financial and operational information can

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How to Write a Company Profile (Plus Samples and Templates to Aid You)

If you’ve never written a company profile before, the first time can be a little intimidating. A company profile’s purpose, after all, is not just to include basic details about the brand. It must also highlight the strengths of your company clearly and confidently. Consider it to be something akin to your company’s resume.


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To help you create this incredibly important document for your business, you’re going to need some expert advice. In this article, we have tips, templates, and samples to help get you started.


What Is a Company Profile? Meaning, Basics, and More

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A company profile is a professional summary that describes a business and what it does. You’ll need a professional company profile if you’re trying to hook investors, but you can also use it to pacify other stakeholders, including clients and people visiting your site for the first time.

The style and length of a company profile can vary depending on the nature of the business. For new start-ups, a concise two-page profile might be sufficient, highlighting the core aspects of the company. Established organizations, on the other hand, may include additional sections showcasing their achievements, such as awards, certifications, and an extensive client portfolio.

Ultimately, the profile should reflect the company’s identity, mission, and notable accomplishments. Above all, a company profile is an opportunity to let your brand’s true colors shine. It is your gateway to showcasing your company’s strengths and leaving a lasting mark on the minds of your audience.

What to Include in Your Company Profile

A well-written company profile is clear, concise, accurate, and completely up-to-date. Good spelling and grammar are crucial—be on the lookout for typos, and be sure to read it through several times; you might even consider using a

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Business Cards Market Company Challenges And Essential Success Factors

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Published June 27, 2023

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We released a new market study on Global Business Cards Market with 100+ market data Tables, Pie Chat, Graphs & Figures spread through Pages and easy to understand detailed analysis. At present, the market is developing its presence. The Research report presents a complete assessment of the Market and contains a future trend, current growth factors, attentive opinions, facts, and industry validated market data. The research study provides estimates for Global Business Cards Forecast till 2030*. Some are the key players taken under coverage for this study are Adobe (United States),NCH Software (Australia),Haystack (Australia).

Click to get Global Business Cards Market Research Sample PDF Copy Here @: marketreports.info/sample/630524/Business-Cards 

Important Features that are under offering & key highlights of the report:

1) What all companies are currently profiled in the report?
Following are list of players that are currently profiled in the the report “Adobe (United States),NCH Software (Australia),Haystack (Australia)”

** List of companies mentioned may vary in the final report subject to Name Change / Merger etc.

2) Can we add or profiled new company as per our need?
Yes, we can add or profile new company as per client need in the report. Final confirmation to be provided by research team depending upon the difficulty of survey.
** Data availability will be confirmed by research in case of privately held company. Upto 3 players can be added at no added cost.

3) What all regional segmentation covered? Can specific country of interest be added?
Currently, research report gives special attention and focus on following regions:
North America, Europe, Asia-Pacific etc
** One country of specific interest can be included at no added cost. For inclusion of more regional segment quote may vary.

4) Can inclusion of additional Segmentation / Market breakdown is possible?

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How An Information Company Adapts To AI

It’s widely known that to succeed with AI, a company needs to have some distinctive information. Wolters Kluwer, the Netherlands-based professional information, software solutions and services company that does business in over 180 countries today, has never lacked for that resource. It was founded in 1836 as a schoolbook publishing company, and over the years merged with other publishers and eventually began developing and acquiring digital information capabilities.

Nancy McKinstry, the CEO and Chair of Wolters Kluwer, became its leader in 2003. She began to transform Wolters Kluwer into an expert solutions company, hiring and developing experts with deep expertise in areas like healthcare, tax, risk and compliance, and legal. The company also created a global Digital eXperience Group (DXG) to help speed time-to-market and innovation in digital products, as well as a Global Business Services (GBS) group to provide strategic execution services. Today, the company’s revenues from publishing are less than 5% of the total—down from over 80% when McKinstry became CEO.

By the time AI became more prevalent in the late 2010s, Wolters Kluwer was well into the business of providing “expert solutions” to its customers. At this point there were hundreds of experts in various fields providing expertise to customers, and fortunately Wolters Kluwer captured the data on the advice it provided and the outcomes for the customer. One might notice that this is a perfect situation to begin modeling and predicting those outcomes with machine learning. By 2016, the company had created its first AI-enabled product: CCH IQ used machine learning to help tax service providers identify which clients are affected by changes in tax legislation, assess the impact of the changes on client tax returns, and understand opportunities for additional tax services to clients.

Building AI-Based Product

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