We’ve been looking for a website radio player for around a week now, and we think that we came up trumps with finding NGenious Radio!
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We’ve been looking for a website radio player for around a week now, and we think that we came up trumps with finding NGenious Radio!
The more observant amongst our readers will have noticed a column down the right-hand side of the website (under the main content on a mobile) that announces the latest local news.
At long last, we’re having a trip out to Trinity Square market on Sunday morning.
Over this next weekend, we will be making our THIRD change of software.
Why? Read on –
…to see if we can get our software to publish directly on social media without having to arse about going through three different sites – Facebook, Twitter and Google Plus – complete with an image.
If this works, it’s a feat well worth doing!
I first met Lenny at Royalnatty in Nottingham, when he went through great lengths to explain all the products available in there. During the ensuing conversation, he happened to mention his own website that sold mainly re-cycled goods on the Trinity Square Sunday Market – a venue that we’ll be visiting very soon.
Our first news post then, looks at this re-cycling type of product. Lenny’s website proudly announces that Notebooks, Jewellery, Computer Parts, Coasters, and Album Cover Clocks are readily available to the general public…
7″ Singles as Coasters
12″ Discs as Plant Holders
…and many more items to mention.
We will be looking forward immensely to viewing Liv-an-Upcycle’s full catalogue at the Trinity Square Market in the near future, so we’ll see you there soon!
Sources –
Liv-an-Upcycle website – https://livanupcycle.co.uk/
Liv-an-Upcycle on Facebook
Liv-an-Upcycle on Twitter
Liv-an-Upcycle Listing on This is Nottingham
This is Nottingham is proud to announce the opening of a brand new advertising agency.
It only seems like yesterday (well it was a couple of weeks ago actually) that we did a little trek around some of the smaller and out-of-the-way businesses and snapped up six owners that decided to take the plunge with our free advertising.
Those six businesses now take pride of place as the first advertisers on This is Nottingham, and it was really great to meet you all!
We’ll be looking for businesses to join them in the next few weeks, so if you see some guy struggling along, laden down with pens and paper – get kettle on mi duck!
We’ve been looking for a website radio player for around a week now, and we think that we came up trumps with finding NGenious Radio!
The third incarnation - the one we're working on now - gets rid of any questions regarding image sizes and numbers of images allowed, and also makes it a little more obvious how new clients can advertise.
I first met Lenny at Royalnatty in Nottingham, when he went through great lengths to explain all the products available in there. During the ensuing conversation, he happened to mention his own website that sold mainly re-cycled goods on the Trinity Square Sunday Market – a venue that we’ll be visiting very soon. Our first […]
…to see if we can get our software to publish directly on social media without having to arse about going through three different sites – Facebook, Twitter and Google Plus – complete with an image. If this works, it’s a feat well worth doing!
The more observant amongst our readers will have noticed a column down the right-hand side of the website (under the main content on a mobile) that announces the latest local news.
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