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Just so no-one will have any difficulty in finding our new office, we put up a very big pink sign today : )
We’re looking forward to moving in next week. (It’s in Clarendon Street)

Prosperity, which has recently opened an office in London, co-hosted a successful ‘Green Gathering’ in London with Cybercom last week.

Both companies now have a presence in London, with Prosperity Digital’s new office located in the heart of London close to Regent Street.
“The whole goal is to create a community and for somebody from the community to speak at each meetup,” says Gary Mullan of Prosperity.
The first speaker at the inaugural gathering spoke about her experiences in London. “There was a great energy and enthusiasm at the event.”
The group has been established to appeal to people in the digital marketing industry in London who are Irish and would like to network. “There was a definite need for people in digital and marketing to network because it’s a quite fragmented market over there. They wouldn’t meet each other otherwise,” he adds.
Prosperity has had a healthy amount of interest from agencies that attended the event. It will recruit for London-based roles as well as helping place UK-based candidates with in demand digital media skills who wish to move to Ireland.
The next group meetup takes place on 8 December, 2011. Find out more on Meetup.com/Green-Gathering

A sample of our Outdoor ads, promoting our Happy Seat campaign. And here’s our Happy Seat site: www.happyseat.ie

Prosperity, The Irish Times Training and the Irish Internet Association have joined forces to offer a new Diploma in Digital Marketing.

Students of the course will benefit from Prosperity’s knowledge of the digital media recruitment industry and skills required for digital media roles. Course speakers include journalist Conor Pope, head of Cybercom Rob Reid, Darragh Doyle from boards.ie and Krishna De, experienced digital marketing trainer.
According to Prosperity co-founder Gary Mullan, the recruitment company will be feeding into the course design by identifying areas where there are skills shortages.
The course, according to Mullan is best suited to people who have had “some exposure to digital media and would have some knowledge of the disciplines such as SEO, online advertising, etc.”
Topics covered include website structure, SEO, online advertising, email marketing, online pr, writing for the web, mobile web, semantic web/web 3.
“It would benefit people who have some digital experience but if people are doing it as a hobby, for example, building a music website, they can benefit from it if they have some interest.”
The Irish Internet Association will play an important role in identifying the most suitable trainers in the market. The Irish Times Training section has considerable experience in course delivery.
The course, which is Dublin city centre based, runs over 13 weeks and begins in September. This part-time diploma is FETAC accredited (level 5 minor award).

Detailed outline of course modules and profiles of instructors

Prosperity is delighted to announce that Anna Wymes has joined our team.

Anna has extensive experience and professional qualifications in Digital Marketing and Media, and having previously worked for some years in marketing and media recruitment, she is a highly informed and experienced consultant.

Anna will be a brilliant complement to our digital team, and she will be also managing our TTL Agency clients.