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by : Andrew News, Titles

Elite Titles celebrates 20 years in business, 1998 – 2018!

Never mind where 2017 went… where did the last 20 years go?

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Our brand new website to celebrate 20 years in the business

When one sets out on a new project there is always excitement and hope that the enterprise will be sustainable and worthwhile for all concerned!  20 years on I can confirm it is sustainable and valued by our clients worldwide, many of whom have introduced their friends and colleagues to us.  Many have “upgraded” from their original Elite Title to the Seated Title (with a credit for their original purchase).  There is more recently the option of Lord of the Manor too.

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by : Andrew Elite Titles, Lord of the Manor, Seated Titles, Titles

Join the fun with an Elite Title this weekend

25% off your Elite Title this Black Friday weekend
25% off your Elite Title this Black Friday weekend

Every picture tells a story and the above could not be any clearer….

If you want to save up to £373.75 on a Title (Lord of the Manor) then you have until midnight on Monday 27th November to do so.

Savings on an Elite Title are great too at £48.75 off a single Title and  £74.75 off a pair of Titles.  There is £248.75 to be saved on a Seated Title as well (single or pair)!

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by : Andrew Elite Titles, News, Titles

Elite Titles in the news (again)…

Keep those presses rolling

Always pleasing to see our name in print so you can guess how excited we were yesterday to read about one of our clients (Countess) in the Daily Mail.  This was a follow up piece to an article a few months ago.  If you don’t take the paper you can read both articles on their website:

  • 23 October 2017 article HERE – 3rd item on the page – look for the bubble bath!
  • 15 August 2017 article HERE

Countess: Is the female equivalent of an earl and a count. This title can be used by an unmarried woman in her own right, or by the wife of a man who is an earl or a count.

You can read more on our dedicated Earl and Countess web page.