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This is a great news for our retailer’s registry. The bride likes the store’s Bridge site so much that she’s going to pick everything out online and not even come in the store.
And, this message is a great example of the existing trend:
Brides don’t even go into the store. Women these days ...
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Evil plots his return to power and Good fights to defeat Evil's sinister plan. Caught between them in this epic struggle are two young lovers - Martak, master of the forest, and Marianna, a beautiful maiden, and governess to Rosy, the impetuous, young princess. Evil's desperate scheme to outwit Good and rule the Kingdom puts Martak, Marianna and the Princess at risk as they are drawn into the conflict.
Will the soulmates realize their "happily ...
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Hanky Panky's new Cross-Dyed Seaglass White collection has arrived at Cheeks!
Pictured are the Chemise, the Original Rise Thong, and the Low Rise Thong.
The items may be seen on this website in the Cheeks section.
Also, Cheeks has a Winter Sale going on with 50% off of select styles of women's and children's items.
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How does this affect retailers? One may wish to reduce package sizes and consider using USPS instead. This may also help slow Amazon's encroachment on Main Street, mom & pop stores. However, some people think it will giv Amazon an additional advantage.
Please find the Reuters article ...
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? Robin Williams, Weapons of Self Destruction
We couldn't agree more! (especially after this past winter)
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Q Squared is redefining what
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a la carte is excited to announce we are now the sales agency for Azulina Ceramics. Each and every Azulina product is a one-of-a-kind piece. The entire ceramic-making process, from shaping the clay to painting the cooked pieces, is completed by hand. The colors are fresh, lively and fun. Handpainted by women artisans in Colombia, South America, all Azulina products are foodsafe in accordance with the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA). The paint and glaze are lead and cadmium free.
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Check out the link below to see the double page color spread in this weekend’s New York Times Style Magazine featuring Raynaud Ombrages chargers, FB7 Ercuis flatware and Ercuis accessories.
http://tmagazine.blogs.nytimes.com/2013/08/23/shanghai-surprise/?ref=womens-fashion-issue&_r=1
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Check out the link below to see the double page color spread in this weekend’s New York Times Style Magazine featuring Raynaud Ombrages chargers, FB7 Ercuis flatware and Ercuis accessories.
http://tmagazine.blogs.nytimes.com/2013/08/23/shanghai-surprise/?ref=womens-fashion-issue&_r=1
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One day I was hiking in the desert, miserable because I was drinking luke warm water out of a reusable water bottle…again. I thought, "why isn't there a bottle that can keep my water cold? And keep my coffee hot? And why can't this bottle be elegant and beautiful, at home in the board room or hiking a trail?"
During the next year of designing, re-designing, testing and gaining FDA approval, I also became aware of the world water crisis. I have this
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Vista Alegre's Christian Lacroix line is launching in the US in April. Check out Julie Lasky's New York Times story!
At the Table, a Touch of Couture
By JULIE LASKY
In 2009, the fashion label Christian Lacroix suspended its couture and women's ready-to-wear activities and lost 90 percent of its staff, including Mr. Lacroix. But under Sacha Walckhoff, Lacroix's longtime creative director, the company continues to design vibrant, pattern-clashing items. Next month in the United States, it
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Vista Alegre's Christian Lacroix line is launching in the US in April. Check out Julie Lasky's New York Times story!
At the Table, a Touch of Couture
By JULIE LASKY
In 2009, the fashion label Christian Lacroix suspended its couture and women's ready-to-wear activities and lost 90 percent of its staff, including Mr. Lacroix. But under Sacha Walckhoff, Lacroix's longtime creative director, the company continues to design vibrant, pattern-clashing items. Next month in the United States,
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Retailers often ask me about increasing traffic and sales. Below please find a New York Times article about a Hearts on Fire print campaign.
1) Customize your advertisements to your audience.
Excerpt: The content of the print ads will vary slightly in each magazine based on its target audience. For younger fashion-conscious readers of Cosmopolitan, Marie Claire and Redbook, ads will highlight lower-priced items. The more affluent readers of Harper's Bazaar, O, ...
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by Linda Tabas
The Pink Daisy retail store
Yardley, PA
I wanted to share my good news after so many years of banging my head against the wall. With the help of the Bridge, Jason Solarek, and many hours of hard work on my website my web sales have tripled. My in store sales have also increased because in the retail world you need to keep reinventing yourself or the world will pass you by. We have a saying in my store...we want ...
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An e-mail from a website client today:
"We have had an amazing first 15 days of the month! Many calls turned into sales for Haviland china and Royal Crown Derby which I don't even have much on the site. It is so exciting. - A lot of women look and actually call to make sure they can get the item in time. Thanks for making the site so feminine!
I feel like we are on fire! More emails today for other limoges patterns.
Have a great week.
Linda
thePinkDaisy.com
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The Ad Age article below talks about Sears and the U.S. Army's partnership to sell Army approved clothing. Read: "U.S. Army 1st Infantry Division" on t-shirts, etc. Regardless of your personal view about war and/or the U.S. Army, this initiative says that the Army is being creative in marketing. How does the army relate to the tableware or home goods industry? I'm not referring to camouflage plates. What the Army sees and fine tableware doesn't is the need to: 1) ...
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