HHH Enterprises Announces Article Series on Beading and Jewelry Making Business Issues
(ContentDesk) January 6, 2006 -- HHH Enterprises, a full service, Texas based bead and jewelry components supplier is proud to announce a new series of articles on business issues.
This series is designed to help both new beaders and jewelry makers, and existing business owners to start, run and improve their business.
This multi-part series will cover all aspects of running a bead or jewelry making business:- legal and tax issues- selling venues, such as craft shows, home based selling, and storefronts- marketing- web site design and operationNew articles will be released each month on our web site and in our weekly email newsletters.Media Contact:
John WinninghamHHH ENTERPRISES325-677-4439.
Unique Christian Jewelry Combines Fashion, Faith, and Witnessing
Bowling Green, KY (ContentDesk) May 31, 2006 -- More and more people are embracing their Christian faith, but they want to share it rather than shout it.
Silversmith, Kay Zoretic has found a way to help them do that.
A somewhat shy Christian herself, Zoretic remembered a little bracelet made by children learning about the Christian faith in Vacation Bible School.
She recreated the Witness Bracelet, but Instead of the little plastic beads, Zoretic fashioned the bracelet using handmade silver beads from Indonesia and Thailand, along with gemstones in the seven teaching colors. After people remarked about the bracelet, it was easy to share the steps in my faith and they seemed to appreciate hearing about it.
It made witnessing so much easier for me", Zoretic said.
As my friends commented on my bracelet, I repeated similar ones for them , she added.
Before long, sales began to snowball and people who saw them on her friends began to...
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Jewelry Diva on Your Holiday List A Six-Part Gift of Jewelry Ought to do the Trick
Newark, DE (ContentDesk) September 3, 2005 -- Every holiday season, she stumps you. She already has everything that has ever been made and is just plain picky to boot. Well, your hard-to-please jewelry diva is going to be very pleased this holiday season, when you shower her with not one pair of gorgeous handcrafted earrings, but six?one every other month.Tilting Swiftly's Earring of the Month Club, a clever take on the Gift of the Month Club, gives divas what they want most?not flowers, not chocolate not cheeses, but jewelry.
Every other month, Tilting Swiftly's artist, Jen Wallace, will design a limited set of earrings available only to participants in the Earring of the Month Club.Jewelry artist and owner of Tilting Swiftly, and self-professed hard-to-please jewelry diva, Jen Wallace came up with the Earring of the Month Club because even more than she loves to create jewelry, she loves to receive it. "I can never have enough jewelry!
Since I'm pretty sure I'm not...
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HHH Enterprises Announces Article Series on Beading and Jewelry Making Business Issues
(ContentDesk) January 6, 2006 -- HHH Enterprises, a full service, Texas based bead and jewelry components supplier is proud to announce a new series of articles on business issues.
This series is designed to help both new beaders and jewelry makers, and existing business owners to start, run and improve their business.
This multi-part series will cover all aspects of running a bead or jewelry making business:- legal and tax issues- selling venues, such as craft shows, home based selling, and storefronts- marketing- web site design and operationNew articles will be released each month on our web site and in our weekly email newsletters.Media Contact:
John WinninghamHHH ENTERPRISES325-677-4439.
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Mountain Manor Gifts Moves from BlackLion at Richland Mall
(ContentDesk) August 20, 2005 -- Due to the imminent reconstruction project that is scheduled to begin at the Richland Mall in 2006 and the decision of Bob Emory of BlackLion, to close the Columbia store, Mountain Manor Gifts has moved from BlackLion at Richland Mall.
Carla Rexroth, owner of Mountain Manor Gifts, says, "As a small business we were very concerned that the reconstruction would have a negative impact on our business growth and after much discussion we felt that moving from BlackLion at Richland Mall was the best decision to keep our small business alive and thriving as it is today.
We came to that decision well before Mr. Emory announced the closing of the Columbia store."
You can now visit Mountain Manor Gifts at The Barnyard Flea Market located at 4414 Augusta Road, Lexington, SC
29073 every Saturday from 7:30 a.m. to 5:00 p.m.
in Booth J31.
Ms. Rexroth says, "We invite everyone to join us and watch our glass artist...
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How To Be Rich, Nigga book Ships to U.S. Soldiers in Iraq
Gerard Spinks' ever growing and popular book series and Universal Ghetto $urvival Guide, How To Be Rich, Nigga has been shipped to Iraq for our U.S. Army Soldiers. Gerard Spinks says "I was sitting around my apartment in New York City one day and received an urgent email from a young soldier in Iraq. He had found the book on the Internet and saw the book on Comedy Central's Tough Crowd with Colin Quinn (where the book received great reviews). He emailed me from the desert in Iraq to purchase...
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