Some beautiful British Craft!

As I've been looking around Folksy, I've found some beautiful  items of interest and have featured some here. - It won't take you long before you guess the theme, I'm sure!!

folksy.com/shops/Lisadoodle - No 1

folksy.com/shops/JoSara - No 2

folksy.com/shops/CherryBlossomCandles - No 3

folksy.com/shops/Withhugsandkisses - No 4

folksy.com/shops/littleknitter - No 5

folksy.com/shops/kitschin - No 6

folksy.com/shops/MollyGinnelly - No 7

folksy.com/shops/AlexMcquade - No 8

folksy.com/shops/JuliaSmithCeramics - No 9

folksy.com/shops/buttercupboutique - No 10



 

'Charlie'



And finally - to catch them...

Business Tip - Small Businesses - Add a photo

Add Your Photo to Your Website

This is a great way of reassuring your customers about who they're dealing with. Having a photo kick-starts a personal relationship with your website visitors, and it makes it more likely they'll get in touch. But it has to be a good photo; get a professional to take it.
 

 Not many websites include personal photos, so get this right and your site will be head and shoulders above your faceless competitors.
www.lesleyhphillips.co.uk

New Shopping Directory for Craft People

I've been included on a new shopping directory for craft people. 
http://www.directorylisting.weebly.com/

It seems a great way for designers and artists, like myself  http://www.lesleyhphillips.co.uk/ to have a listing in several categories available, have a picture and a description just for putting one link on the site.  The best bit of it being it's FREE  And also that for the link on a home page, then as the directory is being marketed elsewhere the links are being distributed through the designers who are listed.  This means that we get the benefit of more links to our site, than just the one from the directory.

What a clever idea to get link building working for us as designers.