So, I have the small lanyards for cell phone charms, and just discovered that these could also be used to hang charms on wine glasses.
What other uses do you know of for these? I'd love to get some more ideas.... This will help me increase tags as well as discover new ways to market them. Also, depending on how I am marketing them, I can use that to determine the image(s) to be burned on the wooden discs.
Thanks for your help!
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Meet Koloud ‘Kay’ Tarapolsi, owner of A Crafty Arab and a Libyan American who creates art and crafts to promote a positive image of Arab culture.
I’m a mom of three wonderful girls. I want them to grow up being proud of who they are and feel comfortable in their own skin. After our family decision that I become a stay-at-home mom, I had to revisit myself and decide what I wanted to do. I have always been in the art field and knew I needed to continue creating with art. Then 9/11 happened and the world was changed forever. I felt that I could take the stereotype of what an Arab and/or a Muslim had become in America and help change it. I particularly wanted to display the positive aspect of our extraordinary rich heritage to my daughters. I began by making greeting cards in Arabic and sending them to my friends, coworkers, neighbors. Everyone loved my cards and asked to buy them so that was how A Crafty Arab was born. Since then I’ve created cards in Farsi and Urdu. Now I’m adding a line of fun and bright education products. I started by developing my Arabic Alphabet Animal poster, and I will soon add numbers, shapes, foods, and colours, to the line. This product line will eventually include flashcards, placemats, board books and more educational tools. All products will be available for schools and other moms who wish to promote our heritage.
I also started a non-profit in June 2001 to promote Arab artists called Arab Artists Resources & Training. I love volunteering and giving back to my community.
Summertime and parades go hand-in-hand in the Unites States of America. On Zibbet you will find thousands of handcrafted items “Made in the USA.” But many other countries also enjoy creating American patriotic crafts.
Judy writes the ‘Fantastic Five‘ column where she features 5 Zibbet items every week. She is the owner of four Zibbet shops: Portable Graffiti Graphics, Portable Graffiti buttons, Proofreader, and Wild Goose Chase vintage, crafts and supplies. You can follow Judy on Facebook.
I sometimes hear Zibbet sellers comment that their items aren’t being found in Google searches. I know that it can be frustrating to search Google for a particular listing or a shop name and not find it on the first search results page. Today, I want to assure you that your items are being indexed by Google and that they are being found in Google searches. There’s a simple way for you to see a list of all the pages that Google has indexed for your shop’s URL. Here’s how…
In this example, Google shows 507 indexed pages for locdesignstudio. Notice that in addition to item listing pages, profile, policies, feedback, FP, and section pages are also included. If you click the Cached link, which appears immediately after the URL for the page, you can see when Google last looked at your page as well as what the page looked like at the time. The cached version of the page may not look like the actual page looks now. But that’s OK. When someone finds that page in a search, they’ll be taken to the current page. 
Vicki is committed to assisting her fellow Zibbeters improve their shops for successful online selling. She is the owner of five Zibbet shops: LOC Design Studio, Denim and Pearls, A Stitch and a Prayer, Black Creek Crossing and Think Like a Fish. You can follow Vicki on Twitter and through her LOC Design Studio blog.
Newbie here... Posted by Stacy Beck on June 14, 2011 at 12:59pm in Feedback & Critiques View Discussions New to zibbett. Please let us know what you think of our shop so far. We are only on the free trial for now. Tags:
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Permalink Reply by Stacy Beck on June 14, 2011 at 1:34pm Thanks so much! ? Reply 
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Permalink Reply by Kohana Designs on June 14, 2011 at 5:14pm hi welcome to zibbet! i am a newbie too, i am so excited to finish setting up my shop :) i left artfire yesterday and i am so glad being here.. can't wait for my first sale.. and happy selling to all, wish you all success :) ? Reply 
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Is everybody happy? 2 
June 2011 New Listings - Promote Them Here! 3 
My 1st Zibbet sale 4 
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I leave that page and then think, oh what was that purple striped thing? I go back, it's gone. But I can search for "purple stripe" and I will find it, right?
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Permalink Reply by Angela Carter on June 17, 2011 at 11:12am Let me compete with current shops, not my own developing pricing strategy. Pricing is the bane of my existence, and you have to be able to play with them to find the right balance of being fair-being profitable. ? Reply 
Permalink Reply by Debbie StGeorge on June 17, 2011 at 7:08am Like D & P said, I thought you could only see the price of the sold items if you were in your own shop and logged in. Like if you went to someone else's shop and clicked on the sold items, you can not see the price? At least it appears this way on my browser. ? Reply 
Permalink Reply by LOC Design Studio (Vicki) on June 17, 2011 at 7:41am Prices are only visible to the seller of the items when that seller is logged in to his/her account. If you log out of your account and look at your sold items you won't see the prices. That's how others will see it as well. It's important to remember that when you are logged in, listings and sold items look slightly different than they do to the public. ? Reply