Hi All

[myliverpool]

HI All!

My name is Lee Fayer, I am the Area Manager for an exciting web based business operating solely in the Merseyside area!

myliverpooljobs.co.uk is Merseyside’s own Job Board.

myliverpooljobs.co.uk is where local companies can access candidates looking for employment within the region.
As you would expect from the site, it is an effective, efficient, user friendly and low cost solution to your recruitment needs.

Both Commercial companies and Recruitment Agencies advertise on the site to attract the perfect candidates to their posts.

I'm please to say that the system has really been embraced by the people of Liverpool and feedback would suggest that this is something wanted by jobseekers in the area.

As myliverpooljobs.co.uk is part of a wider organisation, I have been fortunate enough to launch a TV advertising campaign through their budgets.

The Advert will be screened for the first time on Monday 23rd April 07 @ 18.58 precisely (so I am led to believe) on ITV and is recording the thoughts/actions of a young lady who has found her dream job through the site.

It's all very exciting as it is not something I have been able to try in the past.

I am keen to be active in my networking as I believe it is one of the most powerful tools that we have available to us in business.
I would really like to find out more about what you guys do as we may be able to support each other.

I would also be happy to demonstrate how the site can benefit your organisation or that of another contact.

Best regards,

Lee

[michael]

Hi There

I'm still quite new to this forum as i registered ages ago but havent had much time to any posting until now, looking forward to chatting with you further...

Mike

[harrynicholas]

Hi Lee, welcome. Maybe I can provide some services. I have a computer animation and graphics company based in Beckenham, Kent:
www.virtuallydone.co.uk

Take a look, virtuallydone has been producing computer graphics for various areas, medical, scientific, architectural alongside tv - commercials, program content and film (Blade II, Resident Evil, and Thunderbirds to keep it short).

This is not to say we're expensive, the sharp intake of breath that clients make when confronted with the cost of computer graphics is offset by knowing their budget, I usually say 'how much have you set aside' followed by 'well this is what I can do' and the breath of pain is changed into a sigh of relief.

Two projects for nowPharma (a start-up medical video company) were done this way recently and they received two 5 minute films, in two languages, in two formats (mpeg and dvd), at two resolutions each (work it out) for less than 5,000 pounds.

So if video is what you do, and graphics is what you need, and CGI is what you desire - look no further.

Oops - pardon all the sales-talk, again welcome on board...

[SurfLiverpool]

Hi Lee,

I have had brief contact with your head office with regards to promoting your services across Liverpool as my company has a city wide magazine at their disposal that will shortly be going to a circulation of 40,000.

I'm sure we will be able to reach your target market. Please take a look at our website surfliverpool .com for further information or my post in the introduction forum.

Kind Regards,

Alex McElhoney