A Special Invitation: The Liquid Masterclass

July 2nd, 2012

Come and Join Us this Friday For Our First Official Liquid Online Masterclass!

We, here at Liquid, have decided to open our doors to you and are inviting you to a series of online seminars, starting with this Friday.

Held by our CEO Chris Eccles and founder Jon Wright, Liquid users will have the opportunity to fire any questions at them regarding Liquid’s core product.

Topics ranging from new features, hints and tips, development and customisation will all be discussed or anything else you wish to add.

There are 20 FREE invites only, on a first-come-first-serve basis and only one customer per company will be eligible.

It’s a fantastic opportunity to anyone looking to get more from Liquid and to speak to the men behind it.

To book your place, click on the link below to register your place.

REGISTER

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