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A True Hero, Founder of $10,000 Diamond Earrings

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garb A True Hero, Founder of $10,000 Diamond Earrings This is a very nice story from JewelryDays.com Blog. Thanks to Sheila Garcia for this!

MADISON, Wis. – A garbage truck operator is being hailed as a hero for finding $10,000 worth of diamonds that had accidentally been thrown away.

“We got a call from a customer that had some earrings in the garbage,” said front-load truck operator Ron Lund.

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Posted by: admin | 11-15-2007 | 02:11 PM
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The future of Online Shopping

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We asked Adrian King, the entrepreneur behind the popular online Aboriginal art gift shop, Australia Gift Shop, about the future of online shopping and online retailing. Australia Gift Shop is an online gift and souvenir shop based in Bundaberg in the state of Queensland in Australia. The online shop began operations as part of the Web Design firm, PlanetPilgrim.com, in August, 2000. It retails and wholesales gifts and souvenirs from Australia which mainly feature Australian icons or the traditional designs of the indigenous people of that continent, the Australian Aborigines. The product motifs have been drawn and painted by Aboriginal artists in Queensland, New South Wales and South Australia.

Adrian answered to our question sending us a long interview made in the past. We quoted what we feel is the most interesting part of it.

The future of Online Shopping

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Posted by: admin | 11-09-2007 | 02:11 PM
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Has the internet changed your life?

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Corrie Petersen is a WAHM wanna-be. She and her husband Kevin run a successful Christian jewelry business that can be found at http://heavenlycrosses.com. You can also check out Corrie’s other businesses at http://corriepetersen.com. Here’s Corrie article for us.

Has the internet changed your life?

The internet was an amazing technological breakthrough. We have had the internet for so long now that it makes a person wonder how they functioned without it.The internet has changed our lives in so many ways. We spend less money using the internet. We spend less money on postage, envelope, and paper when writing a friend or family member a letter. We can type a letter and hit the send button and they have it in a matter of minutes rather than days or weeks. Plus you don’t have to take the time to drive to the Post Office, stand in line, and spend money on stamps.

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Some tips to think about when deciding to have a web site built

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Judith Palfrey is a professional web site developer for 14 years and has developed some special websites to help small businesses advertise in their local community using the Internet. She is also the President of Shopping Portals, Inc. affiliated with Palfrey Associates. To learn more about her services visit: www.ShopGaithersburg.com, www.PalfreyAssoc.com, www.ShoppingPortals.us. This is an exclusive article Judith has written for our Weblog.

Some tips to think about when deciding to have a web site built

People are always asking me: what is the best way to advertise using the Internet.

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We Set Up a Website and Sales Increased 1,000%

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Jeff Grant, Trio President, wrote this article for his website, but authorized us to include it also in NewOnlineShopping.NET. You’ll find it very interesting.

We Set Up a Website and Sales Increased 1,000%

In 2001, my firm, TRIO Display, was essentially a retail design group that produced stores for professional sports teams, museums, and a myriad of individual specialty retailers. Staff was steady at four to five designers and artists and we pulled in subcontractors as needed. Display sales and design fees ranged from $500,000 to $650,000 per year, which was enough for all of us to live comfortably.

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Posted by: admin | 11-08-2007 | 07:11 PM
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Love for Vintage

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This is a nice personal story written by Elizabeth Burn, a kind entrepreneur in the vintage clothing industry.

Love for Vintage

My love for vintage began when I was a poor college student in NYC, basically out of necessity, it evolved from a hobby and passion into a business. At first my family was a little annoyed at the ‘clutter’ but after some years and much patience they are coming around, beginning to appreciate the history of a garment that has been around for many decades sometimes centuries. How important it is to care for, restore them, the quality of garments from the past and how we are keeping them from the landfills or from being exported to other countries.

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Posted by: admin | 11-08-2007 | 02:11 PM
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There is not Bad Weather, Just the Wrong Clothing

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Jeff Knowlton wrote this exclusive article for us. He is the National Account Manager of 66North.com.

66°NORTH Ltd. is among Iceland’s oldest manufacturing companies. It was established in the year 1926 and has throughout the decades been a leading producer and innovator in the making of working clothes used on sea and land, made for the toughest outdoor working conditions on the Planet. In the past decade, 66°North has leveraged its expertise into a wide selection of outdoor clothing for sports and leisure. It has received numerous awards for its designs and marketing campaigns.

There is not Bad Weather, Just the Wrong Clothing

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Posted by: admin | 11-07-2007 | 05:11 PM
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Savvy online shoppers generate new service providers

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Julie Cameron (Urban Shop Guide owner) wrote this article exclusively for NewOnlineShopping.NET.

Urban Shop Guide is a Chicago-based privately held corporation founded by Julie Cameron, a 15-year retail industry veteran. Urban Shop Guide offers guided, customized shopping tours of Chicago’s trendy neighborhoods, providing visitors access to small boutiques and the essence of Chicago shopping.

Contact Julie, 312 533-1256, to have more info.

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Posted by: admin | 11-07-2007 | 09:11 AM
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CDBaby.com Guru: Derek Sivers

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This is a short but very interesting interview to Derek Sivers, CDBaby.com president. CD Baby is a little online record store that sells albums by independent musicians. They only sell music that comes directly from the musicians. No distributors. Musicians send them their music. They digitize and warehouse, sell them to the customers, and pay the musicians directly.

Derek, considering your big expertise with Cdbaby.com, what do you think about online shopping? Pros and Cons?

Selection is the best. You know “it” (the web) has everything, and at the best price.

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An exquisite online Art Gallery

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Today we interview Michael Goldstein, the owner of RockPopGallery.com.

Michael, what can you tell us about your Art Gallery?

RockPoP Gallery was launched online in December of 2005 to showcase the best graphic art and photographic talent working in all areas of today’s music industry.
I had the privilege of working with a number of these artists and photographers on projects related to my previous roles as one of the founders of Fuse, the NYC-based music video TV network (serving as Vice President of Interactive Development and Production) and as V.P. of Interactive Production for Fuse’s parent company, Cablevision Systems.

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Posted by: admin | 11-06-2007 | 10:11 PM
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