Introduction of Webmasterslookup; An Open letter to Webprofessionals.

Thursday, August 18. 2005

Dear Webprofessional,

(WebmastersLookup) - Do you often wonder who built a certain website and how it is done? And who manages that website right now? WebmastersLookup has the solution, read more about it in this article.

Strange, but developers usually stay anonymous while they should present themselfs to get more orders.
We have been working on a website to change this situation: WebmastersLookup.com. It's a special Searchengine that lookes for
Webpersons, not for Websites.

We want many webprofessionals to join us. So that visitors can search for somebody who will do the job for them. Ans if they find that person they can view his/her profile and portfolio. There are searching options for keywords, skills or location.

For the webprofessions it can be useful when he is looking for someone with certain skills to complete his team or project. They can create their own network of sitebuilders.

We ask people with various skills to join us! For example webmasters, webdesigners, graphical designers, DBA's, site-owners, marketingmanagers, frontpage users, contentmanagers, etc. etc.

When you are active on the internet yourself I'm asking you to join. Your membership is free offcourse and you can leave at anytime.

Join us now ! And help us and yourself to fill this network of sitebuilders. Send this message also to other webpeople you know. They can join your network and benifit from WebmastersLookup too.

The url is http://www.webmasterslookup.com , click on 'Join us'.

Kind regards,

WebmastersLookup, Wim Hoogenraad
The Netherlands

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