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Expertise on Tap client wins major industry award

We're delighted that our client The Stuart Holmes Hair & Beauty Spa, has scooped one of the highest accolades in the British hairdressing industry. Salon of The Year 2010 The Cheltenham-based salon was named as Salon of the Year at the prestgious Hairdressers Journal Business Awards this week. The salon fought off strong competition from the industry luminaries such as Michael van Clarke and Sir Trevor Sorbie to win the title. Stuart started the business just six years ago with his wife Sara. Expertise on Tap has been working with The Stuart Holmes Hair & Beauty Spa since 2008. Since then they have worked with the salon to significantly transform all aspects of their internet marketing. This includes: • A regular email marketing programme to engage clients and attract new customers. • Stuart Holmes Tv. This includes production of promotional videos and a series of blowdry lessons. • Building and developing a social media presence including Twitter, Facebook and Foursquare. • Internet consultancy including building a presence on Google Maps and YouTube and creating and managing Google Adwords campaigns. Julian Wellings of Expertise on Tap comments "Stuart Holmes is just one of those perfect clients. They're constantly innovating and aren't afraid to experiment with new ideas. Awards like this don't just happen and I congratulate Stuart, Sara and their fantastic team for their determination, vision and commitment to excellence". Stuart Holmes says "We love working with Expertise on Tap. They react positively, patiently and quickly to all our demands and they consistently add value to our business. We'd like to thank Expertise on Tap for the part they played in helping us win this fantastic award". How the Gloucestershire Echo reported the story... Click image for large version

HOW TO link to a specific part of a YouTube video

Do you sometimes need to link to a specific part of a YouTube video?

Maybe your method is to post the link and then ask the reader to scroll to the relevant segment?

Well there is an easier way!

Just add #t=1m5s to the end of the YouTube video URL. Replace the 1 and the 5 with your chosen time.

So... www.youtube.com/watch?v=mVuswJwdFgY

Would become... 'www.youtube.com/watch?v=mVuswJwdFgY#t=1m5s

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