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Office Makeover

Posted by Mark McDermott on 11 February 2009 at 07:06 PM
Categories: Codegent News
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After three great years in our second office, The Plough Brewery (I can't believe its been that long already) we thought it was time to do the place up again as well as address our pressing need for a larger meeting room.

Once the work permission bribe to the landlord had cleared the account it was full steam ahead with the build. The new meeting room is a sleek glass number decked out with mounted flatscreen and sweet sound system for demos, leather sofas for chilling and drinks fridge for... erm, drinking. We need to sort that table out next :)

Feel free to stop by and sample the facilities!

A big thanks must also go to Tom and Charles of Alexander Hamel Interiors for the beautiful decor. Highly recommended.

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Chiconomise

Posted by David Hart on 4 February 2009 at 08:11 PM
Categories: Site Launches
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We have just given Apprentice winner Michelle Dewberry's latest online project Chiconomise a quick web make-over to coincide with her increased PR exposure this week.

Chiconomise is a weekly mailshot aimed at women with exclusive deals and offers on fashion, beauty, dining, travel and socialising. The plan is to grow the subscriber base whilst development occurs on a full website which, "will be your one stop shop for all things desirable at fantastic prices. It will be bursting with sample sales listings, beautylicious deals, promotional codes, thrifty tips and expert advice."
Her words not mine, I rarely say beautylicious.

It looks like the client is pretty pleased with what we managed to turn around in 1 day! She tweeted...

"A massive THANK YOU to @davidhart @codegent for building @chiconomise micro site. I highly recommend these guys for anyone needing a site."

You can follow her @MichelleDewbs

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