WHAT: Best of Clover™ 2015, presented by Rob Freytag, Director of POS Products
WHEN: Wednesday, December 2nd – 9am & 4pm ET
WHY: Our Clover Placement Program experienced significant growth and change over the past year. Rob will discuss key Clover moments and reflect on where Clover is headed as we approach the New Year.
HOW: Register online at: http://electronicpayments.Office Code: dwpcawebex.com
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Clover is a great system for a lot of restaurants.
On the subject of restaurants, we had a call yesterday from agent Roger Arthur and he was sitting with a client of his who would like a proposal on his restaurant processing: his restaurant does over $5 million a year. If not Clover, in Roger's arsenal as an Agent with Digital World there are several other options, all of which can provide services to the merchant and save him money on his processing fees.
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REMEMBER: send in the following info with each statement you submit (the form can be downloaded from your interface, DWP section, Misc. Docs)
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Where is DW on Dr. King's Prosperity Curve?
We are still in Formulation... just past Year 1... growing organically without hype or inflated numbers... just Agent by Agent getting merchant by merchant.
There's a place on the curve for YOU and EVERYONE YOU KNOW to tap into this $5 Trillion industry with a NEW CAREER we teach you!
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LOS ANGELES — Shoppers spent heavily Monday, with analysts calling it a record Cyber Monday.
Digital firm Adobe, which tracks online sales, projected Cyber Monday sales to top off at a record $2.98 billion in sales, up 12% from the previous year, making it the largest online sales day of 2015 for U.S. companies. More sales were driven by mobile phones than ever before, with Walmart.com reporting 70% of its online traffic from smartphones and tablets.
About $11 billion was spent online between Thanksgiving Day and Monday, a 15% increase from last year. The average order was $135.25, according to Adobe. The company predicts that the first 18 days of December will produce $1 billion in sales each.
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Digital firm Adobe, which tracks online sales, projected Cyber Monday sales to top off at a record $2.98 billion in sales, up 12% from the previous year, making it the largest online sales day of 2015 for U.S. companies. More sales were driven by mobile phones than ever before, with Walmart.com reporting 70% of its online traffic from smartphones and tablets.
About $11 billion was spent online between Thanksgiving Day and Monday, a 15% increase from last year. The average order was $135.25, according to Adobe. The company predicts that the first 18 days of December will produce $1 billion in sales each.
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Help a local merchant get the most bang for his processing bucks with DW!
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