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MTShops provides professional advertising and promotion of your property.

We provide an advertising service that is designed to reach everyone who might be a potential tenant and not just those circulated via a small number of outlets. MTShops is intentionally nationwide because so many people look to relocate and need access to timely information on what is available in their chosen area.

MTShops promotes local business premises to nationwide prospects and then puts them in direct contact with you via the on-line contact page, or by giving them access to your contact information. Either way, we do the work and the benefits come directly to you.

Our concept is simple, use us for your property promotion and we will provide you with the best service that advertising can buy and that includes featuring your property on our front page and mailing subscribers with property that interests them.

We don't just plonk your advert on our site, we actively seek to promote your property across the UK and encourage visitors to print off your details and this encourages them to keep this information with them when visiting or researching their ideal business location.

For additional promotion why not purchase one of our TO LET signs to put in your window to encourage people to locate your propertys' information instead of scribbled notes through the letterbox and haphazard enquiries via the grapevine.

 
News in Brief

One of the dominant trends that we’ve seen in online activity over Christmas is that popular interest in shopping is higher on Christmas Day than during many of the traditional shopping days preceding it.



With more and more traditions being set aside and the increase in cheap netbooks and easy internet access this trend seems likely to continue well into the next decade. How this will effect retail shops in the high street is unknown but there might be a revival coming with a reverse trend that is beginning to appear in the UK



Pop-up shops are springing up all over as previously exclusive on-line brands bid to liven up the high street and fill empty stores in the run-up to Christmas.



Ebay is opening a pop-up store in New York. Nick Gray, managing director at creative retail marketing agency Live & Breathe, says this not only “gives eBay a physical presence” for the first time, but is a “great opportunity to draw attention to a brand that does not normally appear on the high street”.



Other brands are capitalising on the effects of the recession on the retail market to test the waters for future expansion. HMV is taking empty space in ten locations across the UK. Those stores deemed successful may remain open, according to HMV property director Mark Bowles. He believes the pop-up shops “could well become a feature of our trading in future” especially in the run-up to Christmas where about 40% of the annual consumer demand is generated. Book publisher Phaidon is also taking advantage of vacant property by opening two stores in London for the festive period.

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