The Judges - Website of the Year 2011

Our Website of the Year 2011 winner will be picked by MD of The Good Web Guide, Arabella Dymoke, and a panel of qualified judges. These include:

Alison Cork. Alison Cork is a home expert, journalist and TV presenter best known for her weekly columns in the Daily Telegraph, Independent and Evening Standard and as the Home Expert for ITV's This Morning. In 2005, she founded Homes & Bargains, the place to find quality homeware at affordable prices.

Craig Tregurtha. Craig Tregurtha was appointed Editor of The Times Digital in 2010. Previously he was Deputy Sports Editor of The Times and Sports Editor of The Sunday Mirror. Craig began his career working on local newspapers in Sussex and Northamptonshire before joining The Sun as a sub-editor.

Lynne Franks. Lynne Franks is an author, entrepreneur and lifestyle guru. Founder of the SEED Network empowerment programmes for women, she recently collaborated with Regus, the world's largest work space provider, to launch the B.Hive network of businesses lounges for women.

Will King. Will King is an award-winning entrepreneur and founder of multi-award winning shaving brand The King of Shaves. Author of 'How to Build a Great Business In Tough Times - The King of Shaves Story,' he is also regarded as one of the UK's leading practitioners in the use of social media from a company and brand perspective.

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The Judges - Website of the Year Award 2010

There will only be one winner of our Website of the Year Award 2010. The winner will be picked by Arabella Dymoke, MD of The Good Web Guide and a panel of four qualified judges:

Sophie Cornish. Sophie is co-founder of Notonthehighstreet.com, a multi-award winning online shopping site, which supports over 1,500 small businesses. Launched in 2006, it now turns over excesses of £6.5 million a year.



Sarah Beeny. Sarah is founder of private property website, Tepilo.com and dating site mysinglefriend.com. A presenter for Channel 4’s Property Ladder, she has written several bestselling books on property and dating and is a regular writer for the national press


Mark Glynne-Jones. Mark founded the Jump To consultancy in 1994, after a career working with a number of the UK’s leading marketing and design consultancies, and clients such as Toyota, Panasonic and Heineken International, along with respected food brands Tyrrells and New Covent Garden Foods.


Jamie Murray-Wells. Jamie founded GlassesDirect.co.uk, the largest online prescription glasses store, while still at university. His new venture aims to halve the cost of hearing aids via his groundbreaking online test and buy website hearingdirect.com

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The Judges

There will only be one winner of our Website of the Year Award 2009. The winner will be picked by Arabella Dymoke, MD of The Good Web Guide and a panel of five qualified judges:

Emma Jones. Emma is founder of Enterprise Nation, the UK’s largest website for people starting and growing a business from home and advises government on the topic. www.enterprisenation.com



Yanique Francis-Lalin. Yanique is senior web analyst at Twenga.com, the leading, new generation shopping search engine, and responsible for analysing web content across the UK and US. www.twenga.com



Nick Wills. Nick is founder of Beatsdigital, the leading music upload site for the Dance Music industry - www.beatsdigital.com. Nick has been part of the GWG team since its foundation. His sister company, NetInitiative, provides all the technical infrastructure behind the GWG.


Liane Dietrich. Liane is Managing Director of Linkshare.co.uk, the leading provider of full service online marketing solutions. www.linkshare.co.uk




Sháá Wasmund. Sháá is founder of Smarta.com, the innovative business platform that provides help and advice to entrepreneurs and business owners. www.smarta.com



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