LookupPage partners with The CV Centre to offer jobseekers stronger online visibility

The CV Centre and LookupPage have formed a strategic partnership to offer a free Lookup Page to all CV Centre users to help them enhance their web presence and improve their online visibility when searching for a new job.
ìLookupPage provides the ideal service for job seekers whom we know will get searched onlineî, said CEO Ehud Furman. ìIn an age where search is used to research individuals before offering them a position, it is important to manage your online reputation and create a professional online profile that can support your CV. As the leading UK CV writing company, The CV Centre is a great partner and we will be working with them to offer their clients a service that can really help their efforts in getting new employmentî.

LookupPage launched in early 2008 and already has over 50,000 users from around the world who have created an online profile that is highly visible across all leading search engines.

According to the Wall Street Journal- ìYouíre a nobody unless youíre name Googles well,î and a 2007 survey by executive networking firm ExecuNet reveals that ìmore than 80% of executive recruiters said they routinely use search engines to learn more about candidatesî. These factors should ensure that LookupPage brings additional business opportunities to CV Centre users.


James Innes, Managing Director of The CV Centre, adds, ìAs more and more recruiters perform background checks online for potential candidates, I believe it will become increasingly important for our clients to engage in managing their profile online. LookupPage is the perfect tool to help them achieve this.î

LookupPage technology allows a person to create a professional online profile with a focus on becoming highly visible in search engines. Unlike social networking sites the focus is on making this individualís web page a professional representation to extend their online marketing for themselves and or their business. LookupPage also provides tracking so users can see when they are being searched and by whom.