New Ltd Company, New Website

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Captain Dispensable replied

18 April 2007, 14:49
Also makes your ltd look more like a professional company not simply a service company that may fall under the IR35 gaze, especially if you make up some products and services

My ltd has it's own website offering all sorts of tulipe I'd never bother actually doing. If any mug contacts me about a product or service I may well reconsider, at a suitable high price/rate of course.

Certainly keep your CV well hidden, maybe change the password regularly so any agencies you've given the link to will have to request access to get an up to date one, then you're in control of your details.

I don't bother putting a CV on my site, prefer to use the site to promote my companies consulting resources/skills rather than my own. Anyone after my CV needs to convince me they worthy of it, and not just harvesting contacts.
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Euro-commuter replied

18 April 2007, 14:49
Originally posted by DaveP

Like I said at the moment it's just a consideration, maybe just for marketing
and a place where agencies can get my CV from.

Password protected?

You'll be lucky if you can get them to download it anyway: I have mine freely available on the site and downloadable in Word format from a link. Invariable they call me and ask me to email it.

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DaveP replied

18 April 2007, 14:36
Like I said at the moment it's just a consideration, maybe just for marketing
and a place where agencies can get my CV from.
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Euro-commuter replied

18 April 2007, 14:27
Originally posted by DaveP

Hi,

Since going Ltd I have been thinking of getting a website created for my company.

However because 99% of my work is obtained via an agency, I was unsure of what content to include, or if its worth bothering with at all.

All I can think of is having a password protected CV for agencies to download.

General suggestions as to content or links to existing sites much appreciated.

DP

Why do you want a website? In the answer to that lies the answer to your question.
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DaveP started a topic New Ltd Company, New Website

18 April 2007, 13:08
New Ltd Company, New Website

Hi,

Since going Ltd I have been thinking of getting a website created for my company.

However because 99% of my work is obtained via an agency, I was unsure of what content to include, or if its worth bothering with at all.

All I can think of is having a password protected CV for agencies to download.

General suggestions as to content or links to existing sites much appreciated.

DP
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