Digital media presents one of the fastest-growing business opportunities in the country today, and N-Compass TV presents the opportunity to double down on that momentum by building a thriving indoor digital billboard business. By Tamara Rahoumi
There’s no question that advertising is a key to success when it comes to growing a business. N-Compass TV offers an opportunity to build and scale your own business while facilitating this ad-driven growth for others. By Tamara Rahoumi
N-Compass TV is an indoor digital-billboard business opportunity that takes the concept of outdoor billboards and brings them inside area businesses, utilizing proprietary software and offering other valuable services, including website management, social media management and Google business-page management. By Nancy E. Williams
Early in his career, Larry Salice was told he was a natural-born salesman. He has the gift of the gab and instinctively knew he could have a bright future in sales. “I was looking for a business where I could be in control of my career…” said Salice. By Elice Morgenson
N-Compass TV is an indoor digital billboard business opportunity that takes the concept of the outdoor billboards and brings them inside area businesses, utilizing proprietary software to run digital-billboard advertising. By Nancy E. Williams
Like many people, John Ruiz was tired of being at the mercy of a changing economy, a corporate structure, and a boss. After holding several different jobs – some with success but no fulfillment, others ending in layoffs – he decided to explore franchise opportunities. By Nancy E. Williams
Wayne Walker was looking for a way to enhance his internet marketing business. He and his wife had a long history of business ownership in self-storage, record retention, and document shredding, and they also built websites and did some digital marketing. By Nancy E. Williams
Are you familiar with the “out-of-home” advertising industry? Before you say no, ask yourself if you’ve ever driven passed a billboard. If you can answer “yes,” you’ve already come face-to-face with “out-of-home” advertising. By Rochelle Miller