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ExamplesOf.com is a Major New Website Which Provides the Full Spectrum of Template Documents for Everything from Resumes to Love Letters

CVs, business letters, resumes, love letters, personal letters, cover letters , job interview questions, examples of language use, idioms, maths and practical spreadsheets for everything from weddings to running a business.

2010-11-11
November 11, 2010 (Press-News.org) ExamplesOf.com is a major new website which provides the full spectrum of template documents for everything from resumes to love letters. This site is intended to be a much more functional thing than the very patchy, often highly repetitive and uninspired "form" sites of the past.

ExamplesOf.com CEO Carmelo Zahra comments: "There was an obvious need for a much broader based example and template site dealing with multiple functional issues than the things currently on the market. Most template-type sites are single stream, like just basic spreadsheets or formula letters covering a handful of subjects. The fact is that people need much more than that, and that's what Examples of.com is here to provide."

ExamplesOf includes:

- CVs - http://www.examplesof.com/cv
- Business letters covering matters like hardship letters, B2B letters - http://www.examplesof.com/business_letters
- Resumes - http://www.examplesof.com/resume
- Love letters - http://www.examplesof.com/love_letters/
- Personal letters - http://www.examplesof.com/personal_letters/
- Cover letters - http://www.examplesof.com/cover_letter
- Job interview questions (2200 of them) - http://www.examplesof.com/interview_questions/
- Examples of language use, idioms, maths with hyperlink references
- A full range of practical spreadsheets - http://www.examplesof.com/ExcelTemplates

ExamplesOf.com is looking for feedback and user contributions. It's extremely important to remain in touch with your users, and above all we need to know about any functional issues affecting our users.

This principle is being put into practice. Examples of.com offers $150 each month for the best posters. This approach is also definitely getting a response, and when you bear in mind that the questions include "Is art an essential or non-essential?", it's certainly interesting to watch this feedback in action.

ExamplesOf.com has set a new benchmark for functionality and will be the site to beat in its genre in future.

www.ExamplesOf.com provides the best examples of common business and personal documents on the Internet.


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[Press-News.org] ExamplesOf.com is a Major New Website Which Provides the Full Spectrum of Template Documents for Everything from Resumes to Love Letters
CVs, business letters, resumes, love letters, personal letters, cover letters , job interview questions, examples of language use, idioms, maths and practical spreadsheets for everything from weddings to running a business.