Watch the video interview
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"Ashley Webster talks to Luke Aviet, Co-Founder of SetYourRate.com, a website in which people can buy or sell any service from piano lessons to tutors" |
Monday 10th March |
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Read article on how to start a business
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"SetYourRate.com is a new online marketplace for services, rather than goods. Users register free to create a profile, selling anything from Italian lessons to graphic design and dog-walking. Each profile features three pages, with a detailed overview, member reviews and images." |
Thursday 21st February |
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"..SetYourRate.com stands head and shoulders above it's service touting rivals." |
Thursday 14th February |
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Read article on sold on service
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"SetYourRate.com is a new online marketplace for services, rather than goods. Users register free to create a profile, selling anything from Italian lessons to graphic design and dog-walking. Each profile features three pages, with a detailed overview, member reviews and images." |
Saturday 2nd February |
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"AN ONLINE marketplace for buying and selling skills and services – www.setyourrate.com – has reported a surge in people marketing their wares in an effort to supplement their main income. A recent Bank of England survey found that 9 per cent of Britons were considering taking a second job or working overtime." |
Friday 1st February |
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"This is a good idea—service providers can easily offer their skills and buyers can get the right price. The interface is clean and easy to navigate. It's got a professional layout that will attract the right people and it's accessible to everyone." |
Friday 1st February |
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"As well as giving people the opportunity to earn a little extra cash, the site also shows customers where they can get services such as IT support, plumbing or electrical and telecom engineers cheaper than from mainstream companies." |
Sunday 27th January |
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"A visit to the site today will reveal that you can hire your own private Italian chef to impress dinner party guests. You can employ a private croupier for an evening to give poker nights an exclusive casino look-and-feel." |
Tuesday 22nd January |
