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About Us SomersetFood.org is managed by Sally Campbell, a Somerset resident with 20 years experience in the food industry, firstly in production and latterly in sales and marketing. Sally says "I am passionate about food, and about Somerset. I live in Axbridge, which for me is up there with Sydney and Bali, as one of the top three places in the world. After completing my degree at Reading University, I trained as a brewer with Courage and then worked as a Production Manager for Cow & Gate in Wells for 4 years before moving to Bart Spices in Bristol, where I managed the sales team for WT Foods. I still do some consultancy work for food companies. Since having my children, now aged 2 and 4, my interest in local food and the Somerset economy has grown. I talked about my idea for this website, bringing together everything about good food and drink in Somerset, for almost a year and got some very encouraging responses which spurred me into making it happen."
Contact Us SomersetFood.org relies on input from a regular team of food lovers, as well as news and views from visitors to the site. Are you organising a Food/Drink event? Email sally@somersetfood.org Do you run a Food Business in Somerset? 10 reasons to advertise on SomersetFood.org 1. An ideal opportunity to promote your business to foodies -
both residents and visitors - who care about what they eat and
are actively looking for new food experiences 3. Run in Somerset, for Somerset by
food lovers and food professionals 6. 62% of the population use the internet. 7. In 2006 42% of people made a purchase or reservation online and many more made an offline purchase/visit after seeing a company online. 8. Potential customers who have seen you online are 83% more likely purchase/visit than those who have not. 9. Advertising revenue allows us to promote charities and not-for-profit organisations that do so much for the food industry in Somerset 10. Simple and economical - we'll do all the work and our rates are very reasonable, we'll add a link to your website, or act as your web presence if you don't have your own site. (Souces: Office for National Statistics, ETC New Media Review) What are you waiting for?
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