With an editorial background, Arabella Dymoke became a founder investor of thegoodwebguide.co.uk when it launched in 2000. Initially the food editor, she expanded her role within the company and in 2008 bought out her partners. The brand has expanded via its growing presence on Web 2.0 platforms and initiatives such as the very popular guest edited newsletters and Website of the Year Awards. Since the Awards’ inception in 2009, they have been supported by high profile experts and internet entrepreneurs. Primarily geared towards British run websites and attracting an increasing number of quality entries year on year, the Awards provide an excellent way for online entrepreneurs to gain recognition and support for their businesses.
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