Wednesday July 14, 2010 at 5:42pm
www.uvote4.com achieves “Review Site Status”.
The site gives the public a say on what they think about a local businesses, products or services. James Hunter the founder of Uvote4 is quoted as saying
“The site now offers feedback from the web user to place a comment, whether they’ve had a good or poor experience. It`s an excellent way to promote and market their business through recommendations they`ve received, especially if the reviews are good. Businesses or the general public can link back their reviews to their own business or personal profile whilst advertising at the same time. Businesses, websites, blogs, even facebook profiles can be recommended and uploaded onto the site for review”
To upload your business or profile
http://www.uvote4.com/AddYourWebsite.aspx Friday July 24, 2009 at 2:32pm
Uvote4’s Top Poll Position for July 2009 is awarded to www.wonka.com. The Wonka games site has achieved a double whammy this month by reaching number one in the national games category and by being the most visited site on www.uvote4.com.
Friday July 24, 2009 at 1:54pm
This week brought uvote4.com a step closer to forging a business partnership with the “
Around Rugby Magazine”. If the partnership is agreed this would create a strong market platform for local business to advertise in a popular community based publication and online with
www.rugbylive.co.uk. The Editor and Publicist “Natalie Michael"has taken the proposal under serious consideration.
Thursday April 23, 2009 at 1:41pm
The launch of a partnership with Rugbylive.co.uk was announced today. Rugbylive will provide a business directory for local business. It will combine Uvote4’s innovative approach to marketing online and will provide a local internet presence for Rugby’s businesses.
“We are offering Rugby business a flexible and cost effective way of advertising on the internet. Their business can be uploaded for free with their contact details. We give our customers the flexibility to update their own adverts or we can get them updated by our design team”.
Monday March 2, 2009 at 11:18am
Christy–Lee Fricker winner of www.uvote4.com online voting competition for Face of the Future 2008 (Category 18+) wins a place in the final of Miss UK Galaxy2009. The Rugby Advertiser published this article on February 28th 2009. Planning a Catwalk Career A career on the international catwalk could beckon for a young woman from Bilton. Christy Lee, of Addison Road, has won a place in the prestigious final of Miss Galaxy 2009. The 18 year old will compete in the Miss Galaxy International Final which takes place in July. She said: “ I am so excited to have made it to the final, it’s a great achievement and I can’t wait to meet all the other girls. The international final is a once in a lifetime opportunity and would be a truly amazing experience.” Christy Lee gets our vote!
Wednesday November 19, 2008 at 3:53pm
Blogs Invitation http://www.uvote4.com Make Me Famous the new Blog Park
Interested bloggers are cordially invited to link
http://www.uvote4.com/Voting/Make-Me-Famous.aspx Uvote4`s Make Me Famous. Add your blog for free and enjoy other bloggers’ bogs at
http://www.uvote4.com/AddYourWebsite.aspx . With top 100 blogs growing daily it is becoming the place of Blog Parking your comments. Enjoy what other people are talking about. Don`t feel left out if you have an account, profile with social networking site like Facebook, MySpace, Twitter just use your link to upload to the Make Me Famous grid. Set up a link with us
http://www.uvote4.com on your profile or blog and increase your internet celebrity status.
Tuesday November 4, 2008 at 10:22am
An article was published in The Rugby Advertiser on the 23rd October 2008 by Sandra Ellery, Director and Organiser of Face of the Future entitled Learning Curve
In response to your reader`s letter last week regarding the Face of the Future, I would like to add that each year, as the competition grows, we do take on board all suggestions put forward. We did not envisage the competition to increase to the level it did this year, and apologise to all parents for keeping the younger categories so late. We had already made the decision to start earlier next year, so the little ones can be tucked up in bed at the appropriate time. We had also decided to offer a further opportunity for the contestants to be able to parade a second time on the catwalk, especially as the younger ones looked so absolutely adorable and parents had probably gone to the expense of purchasing new outfits for them specifically for the contest. We also intent to run the competition over a longer period, and advertise an official commencement date, so that all contestants have an equal chance or receiving votes on the uvote4.com site which work fantastically well and was a great success, so watch this site.
Certificates of achievement have been prepared for all contestants, some of which have already been posted out, or they may be collected from the Rugby Advertiser office. I would also like to take this opportunity of thanking everyone who helped to make the event such a huge success, as time was pressing on and I missed the chance on the night. So, to the presenters from Rugby Fm Radio- Jason and Louisa, The Clock Towers, Gems Photography, Essensuals Toni & Guy, Thomas Cleaver jewellers, Eliza Doolittle, The Rugby Advertiser and of course James from www.uvote4.com thank you all very much. Special thanks to Miss England, Laura Coleman, for assisting on the judging panel, and wish you good luck for the Miss World contest in November. Thank you also to the parents who worked tirelessly behind the scenes and to Mike, my partner who supported me throughout and of course Jaide’s Stage Studios for providing the entertainment. The raffle and programme sales managed to raise almost £300 for Jaide’s Charity which provides free places for dance drama and singing classes to less fortunate children. Finally, Mike and I would like to express our personal congratulations to all the contestants, semi finalists, the category winners and to Joseph Head as the Face of the Future 2008, whose prizes totalled almost £1000. Very well done!
Sandra Ellery, Director and Organiser of Face of the Future
Published Rugby Advertiser 30th October 2008
Thursday October 23, 2008 at 3:46pm
The Face of the Future 2008 Competition reached its emotional final on Saturday 18th at the Benn Hall, Rugby and was supported by an abundance of families and friends of the 150 candidates that entered. Also in attendance were the Judges including Laura Coleman - Miss England 2008 and representatives from Every Model magazine. After a very professional dance display by Jaides Stage Studios the contestants got their chance in the Catwalk Parade. The competition entry and main voting platform for nearly three months was www.uvote4.com and there were some favourites aready appearing in the different age group categories but the judges were to have a big influence after seeing contestants in the flesh in the live catwalk show.
The winners of the Age Group categories were;
Taleisha Jamieson 3/5 yrs
Kayla Robinson 6/8 yrs
Tiana Jamieson 9/11 yrs (sister of Taleisha)
Joanna Hall 12/14 yrs
Lacey Johns 15/17 yrs
Joseph Head 18+
Joseph Head was the overall winner of the competition and he received a sash, a trophy, a bouquet of flowers, a goodie bag from Essensuals Toni & Guy & £300 worth of hairdressing for the
year, £100 voucher from George at Asda, Jewellery from Thomas Cleavers, 1
Yrs Free Subscription to Every Model Magazine, Professional Photographic
Shoot and automatic entry on the books of the Central Model Agency (UK) Ltd.
(Over a £1000 worth of prizes)
All the contestants received a free goodie bag from Essensuals Toni & Guy.
A great night was had by all and the efforts of Central Model and Talent Agency who launched the competition and uvote4 who hosted the voting, were extremely pleased with the success and wish the winners, Good Luck!
Thursday October 23, 2008 at 12:51pm
Well, here you have it a unique, new, unbiased social search engine, where you can find websites from all over the UK in every imaginable category. Find leisure, sport, trade, design, music, commerce, arts, retail, social, personal, finance, education, travel, downloads, cinema, cars and motors, just type it in and search and you know the great thing about this is, if you cannot find the website you are looking for, then you can suggest the site and get it added to uvote4.com. If you know of a fantastic website that you have come across, give it some credence and share it with others, suggest it and we will upload it for you and put it to the litmus test and see what other people think to it and how they rate it. You don't have to trawl through all the lineage entries of names of sites you can glory in the iconic images tiles that represent each website, if you want to view a site click on the image tile or vote and it will link you straight through, click on info and you won't vote, but it will tell you a bit more about it and how it has been rated, the link to the site will also appear and you can click on to that if you want to go through. The more a website gets visited and voted for the higher it will get ranked, so you can see its popularity or otherwise. All websites will rise or fall by their own merit whether business, social or personal. You can leaves comments on the blog.uvote4 or enter in to forums. So now it is time to have your say and create a bit of what you want to see on the web. Suggest a voting competition and enter your favourite candidates, enter a competition yourself, or enter prize draws to win prizes. Use www.uvote4.com platform to discover new websites, discuss, debate and have your say.