Her new book offers a ten day plan on creating a successful website
Paula Wynne has an ‘all-star’ approach to every project she undertakes. Born in South Africa, Paula’s latest achievement is the release of a book ‘Create a Successful Website’ which has reached the number one bestseller spot in the Amazon book chart.
She is a successful ambassador for an online business, an entrepreneur and a positive role model for women in business.
Paula is one of the co-founders of the award-winning Remote Employment.com, an online jobsite which she launched in 2008 after working as a mum and a freelancer looking for flexible work from home. She is also a SEEDA Women’s Enterprise Ambassador, speaker and now author.
“I encourage you to reach your dreams with every ounce of energy and to always reach for the sky,” Paula said.
Her new book is a well structured, easy read with a ten day plan on creating a successful cost effective website. It is filled with tips, expert advice, planned steps and the pitfalls to be avoided, Paula has written the guide to online success with a winning formula.
She has stamped her firm mark on the book’s content with humour, a personal touch and has broken down the jargon into simple terminology which has resulted in a successful publication suitable for anyone from a novice to a small business owner who wishes to launch a profitable website.
Her ‘Create a Successful Website’ book is endorsed by a range of businesswomen including Claire Young, 31, a contender who reached the final in BBC1’s The Apprentice series in 2008, Karen Hanton, Chief Executive of Toptable.com, the restaurant booking service, Jo Haigh, author and Head of Corporate Finance for The AFT Group and Max Benson, MBE co-founder of Everywoman.
Commenting on her book, Paula said: “I have gathered the crème de la entrepreneurial crème, who have generously agreed to share their business knowledge and online experience”.
For further information on PaulaWynne or to purchase a copy of her book, please log on to www.paulawynne.com and www.amazon.co.uk
By Amanda Hall-Davis
