aMillionJobsToDo… A new busy layout for a very busy concept!

Oct. 16, 2009 - PRLog -- This summer aMillionJobsToDo.com was launched providing a bespoke and unique service opportunity enabling users to suggest any task that they need completing, for any proposed fee.

The concept was the idea of busy working mum Chrissi Sharkey who is trying to earn a million to buy her dream family home. Tasks can be carried out remotely or in person and the fee can be negotiated to ensure that both parties feel they are getting a good deal. All that is asked in return is that clients spread the word of the service.

A key component of the new site design is its new busy layout presenting plenty of frequently updated information on the home page and other pages. The site has a complete new look and feel, along with improved layout and functionality.

The purpose of the redesign is to provide users with instant updates on how the concept is progressing. There are now visual graphics and content details that are unique to each page detailing tasks examples, feedback, press coverage, external service providers and blog updates. The framework has also been streamlined and freshened with improved navigation and content.

The website since being launched back in June, has been receiving over 250 unique hits a day with job requests being emailed in frequently. Sharkey states “I had noticed recently that approx 20 percent of my website viewers had been returning and it’s great to see that people are interested in following my progress more closely. It felt right to upgrade the site and hopefully in doing so I will capture the imagination of visitors.”

Overall feedback has been very positive. Sharkey states, “I am very excited by the launch of the new site and hope that it will get me one step closer to reaching my goal!”

Find out more about this unique service opportunity and by visiting http://www.aMillionJobsToDo.com.

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aMillionJobsToDo, is a unique concept where you can suggest literally any task that you need completing and also propose how much you would like to pay for that service.