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Shoes For Women With Big Feet

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Mon, 19 Oct 2009 03:24:00 +0000

If you you're a woman with big feet, you'll find some fabulous looking shoes at these online large-size women's shoe retailers. For more gorgeous large-size womens shoes in size 10 through 15, then check out Your Feet Make You Unique. This large size shoe resource will put a big smile on your face and a swing in your step.

Barefoot Tess

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Cloudwalkers shoes on sale, exclusively at Avenue.com! Shop now!

Don't forget to check out the #1 Large-size women's shoe blog for women with big feet on the web Your Feet Make You Unique.

Looking For Christmas Shopping Ideas?

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Wed, 07 Nov 2007 19:24:00 +0000

"Looking for Christmas Shopping ideas? Then look no further. Check out the Christmas Shop at Your Feet Make You Unique. You 'll be glad you did!"

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Payless Debuts Designer Footwear Collection

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Fri, 07 Sep 2007 23:42:00 +0000

Women's Large Size Shoe Resource

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Thu, 06 Sep 2007 21:15:00 +0000

Women who wear large size shoes want trendy, stylish designer shoes. Your Feet Make You Unique is a great resource for plus-size shoppers. This shoe blog has shopping tips, shoe reviews and more. When you visit Your Feet Make You Unique, you get a chance to pick up your Free Ultimate Plus-Size Shoe Guide for 2007.

Shopping Tips, Shoe Reviews & More

Large Size Women's Shoe Blog Has New Web Address

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Wed, 15 Aug 2007 03:48:00 +0000

Your Feet Make You Unique, a shoe blog designed specifically for women who wear sizes 10 and up has a new web url.

New address: http://www.yourfeetmakeyouunique.com

Your Feet Make You Unique is stocked full of shoe reviews, shopping tips and more. Visit Your Feet Make You Unique today!

This site is still accessible via http://www.unique-feet.blogspot.com

Save Up To $200 On Shop.Org Registration

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Tue, 14 Aug 2007 03:01:00 +0000

You can Save up to $200 on Shop.org Annual Summit registration. So don't delay.
Register today for this year's Shop.org Annual Summit at the Mandalay Bay in Las Vegas Sept. 17 to 19, and save up to $200 off the on-site rate.

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Nordstrom's Fall 2007 Fashion Trend Guide

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Fri, 10 Aug 2007 02:46:00 +0000

If you're in the footwear industry, you already know what the top fashion movers & shaker deem worthy of the next fashion trends. Of course, Nordstrom's is on top of it. Check out Nordstrom's Fall'07 Fashion Guide. And if you didn't know, now you know.

Teen & Tween Shoppers Are Growing Fast

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Fri, 10 Aug 2007 02:32:00 +0000

Retailers are aware that teenagers are among the fastest growing shopping segment. However, with the downward spiral in the housing market and ever-increasing gas prices, retailers are feeling the pinch in their cash registers. Plus parents aren't dolling out extra funds for their teens and tweens to shop until they drop.

New Survey On Shopper's Habits

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Thu, 09 Aug 2007 22:16:00 +0000

Here's an interesting article I thought would be of some interest:

Online Ads Increase Sales In-Store
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Yahoo and comscore surveyed shopper's habits and found that consumers who viewed online advertising ultimately bought more when they went to the store. The online ads allowed them to pre-shop and they spent 41 percent more than shoppers who did not view the online ads. Here's the story.

Reprinted from "The Book Marketing Expert newsletter," a free ezine offering book promotion and publicity tips and techniques. http://www.amarketingexpert.com

Shop.Org Annual Summit Where To Stay In Las Vegas

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Thu, 09 Aug 2007 02:08:00 +0000

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ePerks Connects You With Online Business Professionals

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Thu, 09 Aug 2007 00:56:00 +0000

"It isn’t what you know but who you know that makes a difference”

This is a sponsored post. As online business owners and industry leaders in the footwear market, you know how important is to network with people within your profession and to meet people in other professions. Making connections with other service professionals can have long-term benefits for you personally. I'm sure most of you have hear the name Robert Kiyosaki. He once said, that the rich get where they are because they understand the value of creating strong networks. I came across a new site ePERKS - Giant Perks that gives service professionals the opportunity to connect with other businesses and consumers.

ePERKS - Giant Perks is an online service marketplace of top local service professionals providing huge incentives to consumers real estate, automotive, home improvement and more. Consumers benefit by having the ability to learn about professionals up front, view their deals and earn huge discounts and perks when they choose to transact. Some perks are 4% off any new car, tvs and other gadgets when you buy a new car, up to 50% cash back with agents, up to 50% discount on home improvement services and more.

So if you're looking to make to contacts or look for service professionals for your next home remodling project, then http://www.eperks.com is the place to go.

Shop.Org Annual Summit

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Wed, 08 Aug 2007 22:36:00 +0000

Shop.org is having their Annual Summit September 17-19th at the Mandalay Bay Resort & Casino in Las Vegas Neveda.

Shop.org is the premier gathering of online and multichannel retailers and Shop.org's most important event. Featuring keynotes from the most exciting speakers in our industry, sessions for intermediate and advanced retailers, and unparalleled networking, this must-attend event will put you in touch with the people in the industry that you need to know.

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Teens Online Go Green

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Sun, 05 Aug 2007 17:35:00 +0000

Green Teens are Avid Web buyers, Sweepstakers: Survey
The growing number of U.S. teenagers who are concerned about the environment are engaged Web surfers who buy online and enter sweepstakes.

Those are the tendencies indicated in a recent Jupiter Research survey that identifies 38% of online teens as being concerned about the environment—15% of those characterized as “hard core” and a prime target for green marketers. Girls comprise 57% of green teen Web surfers, and more green teens are regular users of online media and entertainment sites, according to the survey.

Green teens told Jupiter they’re more receptive to online advertising and sweepstakes, with 20% indicating they had entered sweepstakes compared to 15% of all teens. More green teens also bought products online (19% to 13%) and made buys at traditional stores after viewing online ads (29% to 22%).

Among green teens, 35% had listened to a short song samples online compared to 28% of overall online teens, and 31% of the greenies had visited movie sites, compared to 24% of their online peers.

Green teens also spend a median of seven hours weekly listening to recorded music, compared to five hours for teens overall, and they spend $100 annually on music – 25% above the average for all teens, the survey reported.

Green teens tend to use portals to get entertainment information (22% compared to 15% of all teens).

The survey culled responses from 2,091 teens overall, and 317 self-identified green teens, age 13 to 17 years old

Source: Promo Magazine

How Do Shoe Store Owners And Buyers Feel About 2008?

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Sun, 05 Aug 2007 00:18:00 +0000

Here's a great article about Spring 2008 shoe trends featured in Footwear News.

Buyers Mixed on Spring ’08
By LINDSAY E. SAMMON

June 11, 2007

NEW YORK — Buyers attending last week’s three-day FFANY show reported varied reactions to spring ’08 trends — and some retailers are taking a more conservative approach to next season.

“We are cautious [about spring ’08] because [this year’s spring] sales have not been as strong as last year,” said Balram Jaggernauth, owner of Express Shoes in Wheaton, Md., which operates two stores and is opening a third. As a result, Jaggernauth said, he does not plan to buy as much as he did last spring. “Sales [this year] versus last year dropped so much, so that’s got you on edge. ... You don’t want to go out and buy a lot because you want to make sure you don’t have extra stock sitting there in the stock room.”

“In our seasonal business, we’re buying a lot tighter,” added Joe Wallace, VP of the women’s buying team at Payless ShoeSource.

Shanon Durney, manager and buyer of Robert’s Fine Shoes in Palm Desert, Calif., who was shopping for footwear delivery in mid-October, said she wasn’t necessarily cutting back, but had decided to stick with brands that consistently result in strong sell-throughs for her store, such as Stuart Weitzman. “I’m trying to be more cautious,” she said, “and staying with proven lines.”

Conversely, the lackluster spring ’07 season had not altered resort and spring ’08 buying plans for Nadine Levinson, of Nadine and David in New York. “You can’t hold back. You never know,” said Levinson. “I am always looking for something fabulous that someone is doing before anyone else [finds them].”

Marshall Green, owner of downtown Milwaukee haunt Red Heel, approached the show eager to buy, and by its second day, had already inked orders at Jeffrey Campbell and Naughty Monkey for women’s styles. Green said he was confident about business, noting that retailers can do well with smart marketing and a well-trained sales staff.

“People will always spend money,” Green said. “Whether they’re poor, middle-class or rich, it doesn’t matter. People will cut [back on spending] but not on shoes. Everybody needs them and wants to look good.”

Phil Wright, president of Vernon Powell Shoes, also had a confident outlook for next spring, considering the success he’s had with current spring merchandise.

“I’m upbeat,” Wright said. “Any independent retailer has to be an optimist. In our situation, we don’t try to drive the market. We schedule our product to come in as we anticipate consumer demand.”

On the trend front, retailers gave mixed reviews to the season’s new fashion direction. Buyers cited assorted styles (including ballet flats, jellies, square and rounded toes on fall and spring styles), perforated detailing and the varying heights of wedges and heels as options for customers.

“I think there is a lot of novelty in fabric, good mixing and matching of materials, and flats are still really big,” said Payless’ Wallace.

Jodi Farello, owner of Sole to Sole in Middletown, N.J., which sells women’s and children’s footwear, said she was pleasantly surprised about the product at the show. “When I was looking at the vendors that were going to be here, I was a little disappointed, but now that I’m here, I’m liking what I’m seeing,” said Farello, who was looking for back-to-school merchandise and women’s summer fill-ins.

Tommy Fahrner, men’s footwear merchandiser for Piperlime.com, was excited by the men’s trends at the show. “I’ve seen a lot of men’s patent,” said Fahrner. “It’s one of those things that you don’t take to right away, but now that I’m seeing it over and over, it could be strong.”

But other retailers weren’t as upbeat about the new trends.

Richard Kirschenbaum of The Shoe Box in Plainview, N.Y., was indeterminate about spring ’08 trends. “I have not seen enough. I can’t figure out the colors yet. I would like to see something fresh and new,” he said.

Sue Marfino, owner of ShoeFly in Buffalo, N.Y., who was looking for fall fill-ins and holiday styles, was also mildly disappointed with trends.

“There’s nothing with a ton of direction other than ballet flats, but I’m not sure how many people really need flats in fall,” said Marfino. “I don’t see any real innovation.” — With contributions from Meredith Derby, Barbara Schneider-Levy, Neil Weilheimer and Natalie Zmuda.

Andrea M. Pace proudly wears size 11 shoes. Get your Free Ultimate Shoe Guide Today at Your Feet Make You Unique.

How To Choose Large Size Women's Shoes

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Sat, 21 Jul 2007 01:45:00 +0000

Maybe you were teased as a child. And, you've politely ignored the references to your feet looking like gunboats. Well, the joke isn't on you anymore. Large size women shoes are widely available like never before. Whether you want a dressy pump or a comfortable athletic trainer, retailers and manufacturers are figuring out that there is an ever-growing market in large size women shoes.

With over 30 percent of all women's shoe sales being size nine and above, there is big money in selling large size women shoes. The fact is women's feet are getting bigger. While women over the age of 35 have an average shoe size of seven and a half, their younger counterparts average a shoe size of eight and a half.

This "growing" demand for women's shoes in sizes nine through fifteen has spawned many new retailers and shoe manufacturers who specialize in larger sizes. Twenty years ago, a woman with big feet had very limited options in shoes. Now, she can choose from a vast array of business, casual, and even golfing shoes.

It is estimated that approximately 85 percent of women buy shoes in the wrong size. Most often, they buy shoes that are too small. Ill-fitting shoes can contribute to a whole host of medical problems including bunions, corns, hammertoes, and calluses. With the larger sizes more commonly available now, women are finding the styles that they want in the sizes that they need. This is a welcome relief for the many women who have bought shoes in a too-small size because there was no other option.

If you are a woman with big, glorious feet, make sure that you have both of your feet sized every time you buy shoes. Take the measurement standing up and sitting down. Ask the salesperson for suggestions on shoe brands that might work with your foot size and shape.

If you are trying to minimize the size of your feet, look for shoes with rounded toes and moderate heels. You may want to stay away from pointy pumps, ballerina flats, and t-straps that can lengthen the appearance of your feet. It is also best to stick to neutral tones or colors that blend well with hose or pants.

Finally, keep in mind that if the average shoe size of women keeps growing, you may find yourself having smaller than average feet. Those jokes about your less than dainty tootsies will certainly be a thing of the past.

Chrisy Diaz is a fashion advisor for plus size women. She has been helping women of all sizes look their absolute best while helping them find fantastic deals on plus size apparel. For the hottest tips, secrets and additonal articles, not to mention some great deals on wide or large size womens shoes visit Plus Size Fashion Secrets.

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Everything I Know About Business I Learned From My Mama

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Fri, 22 Jun 2007 01:37:00 +0000

Some of you are entrepreneurs, business owners and stay-at-home moms who would love to make a little extra money.

For those of you who dream of owning your very own designer shoe store or starting an online retail shoe store, I have something that might interest you.

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Andrea Pace proudly wears size 11 shoes.

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May 13th Is A Very Important Day

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Sat, 05 May 2007 21:26:00 +0000

Don't forget about May 13th. It's a very special day! Here a few clues:Shoes,Flowers,Jewelry,Gift...

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Warm Weather & Spring Shoes

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Mon, 26 Mar 2007 22:45:00 +0000

Check out this article from ABC news:

Warm Weather Wear: Hot Handbags & Shoes For Spring. Click the link below

http://www.abcnews.go.com/GMA/BeautySecrets/story?id=2954148&page=1

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Payless ShoeSource $91 Million Deal

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Thu, 08 Mar 2007 20:01:00 +0000

I try to keep with the happenings of shoe companies. I just read the Payless Shoesource Inc. will shell out $91 million to buy a company that owns, manages and licenses shoe, apparel and sports equipment brands, particularly focused on skateboarding and snowboarding trends.

Payless is buying Denver-based Collective Licensing International, which owns the Airwalk brand of shoes sold exclusively in Payless stores since 2003.

Payless CEO, Mathew E. Rubel said th purchase of Collective International was made in part to build Payless into a more diversified company.

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Zappos With 15 Million Investment

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Thu, 01 Mar 2007 23:32:00 +0000

Zappos.com is in the news again. This online shoe retailer is committed to above and beyond customer service.

"Zappos.com Inc., a retailer of footwear and other products, has secured $15 million in new equity funding from Sequoia Capital to help maintain sales that are expected to reach $300 million this year, up 63% from $184 million in 2004, Zappos said.The funds will be used to "improve the customer experience" while supporting continued growth, said Zappos, No. 45 in the Internet Retailer Top 400 Guide to Retail Web Sites.Sequoia Capital now has a total investment in Zappos of $35 million. "We are more enthusiastic than ever to be shareholders of Zappos.com because of their unrelenting focus on service and their execution since we made our original investment eight months ago," said Michael Moritz, a Sequoia partner who sits on the Zappos board. "Congrats!

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Do You Squidoo?

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Fri, 16 Feb 2007 23:34:00 +0000

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By voting on the stars at the top of my squidoo lens, The Best Women's Designer Shoes In Sizes 10 & Up, you can help my new lens get into the top 100.

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Ebay Now Has The Ultimate Shoe Shopping Guide

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Mon, 12 Feb 2007 02:53:00 +0000

Ebay now has the the Ultimate How-To Guide for women shopping for designer shoes. Every women who wears size 11 and should get their hands on a copy of "How & Where To Shop For The Best Women's Designer Shoes 24/7...In Sizes 11" and Up for only $7.67. You'll refer to this 42-page digital how-to guide over and over again. It's stocked full of tips, shopping information and much more.

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Free Ebook For Shoelovers

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Thu, 25 Jan 2007 23:00:00 +0000

No, it's not Christmas or any other special holiday.

I just feel like giving away some information that I put a lot of time into. Shoelovers who wear size 10 an up deserve simple, practical information at their fingertips. My new Ebook, How and Where To Shop For The Best Women's Designer Shoes 24/7...In Sizes 11 and Up is near and dear to my heart. It just so happens that I wear size 11 shoes.

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Part Two: Shoe Sales And Profitable Alliances

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Thu, 05 Oct 2006 00:48:00 +0000

How does sitting back in your swivel chair and allowing someone else to do almost all the work to boost your profits by 10,000, 20,000, or even 30,000 sound to you?

Creating relationships, aka, Joint Ventures with businesses that offer products or services that benefit you and your clients, propels you into a very elite group of business men and women.

Even though savvy men and women have been doing business by building profitable win-win relationships for a thousand years or more - it has remained a secret to 99% of the population.

This intelligent, easy, risk-free way of doing business is not taught in any school.

So maybe you've heard the term, Joint Venture or Strategic Alliance, but you really don't know how they work.

Actually Joint Ventures happen every single day in just about every industry.

Here are a few examples of Joint Ventures:

When you run into your local grocery store to pick up a few steaks for dinner, you can conveniently take care of your banking right there in the store or even sip on a tall cafe mocha from Starbucks while you wait in line.

Open your Visa statement and most of time you'll find an insert from a business promoting their product or service.

Or visit an online retailer, let's say it's an online store that sells golf clubs for tall women. As you look around their site, you find a section entitled, Gift Ideas, Suggested Holiday Gifts, Recommended Items, Suggested Reading, We Love This Item etc.

These smart e-tailers endorse complementary products or services via their website or email marketing program to their clients. The retailer makes FREE money just by a simple endorsement.

I'm sure you can come up with several more examples of Joint Ventures.

My goal is to open your mind to this quick, simple, easy, intelligent way of boosting your profits with No Risk, No Effort and No Investment.

Bottom Line...You win with Joint Ventures.

Are You ready to kick back in your leather chair, cross your legs, rest your heels on your well-appointed desk and let me help you effortlesslyboost your profits? You won't have to lift a finger, invest a single dime or take on any risk whatsoever!

Call Me Right Now! at (651) 305-1940 or email me Today! Let's start increasing your profits today!

It's like getting a new pair of shoes and a new bank account with thousands of dollars to do whatever you want to do.

Next time we'll continue with Part Three of Shoe Sales and Profitable Alliances. We'll talk about how Joint Ventures can actually build stronger relationships with your clients.

According to Eileen Townsend, manager of Marketing services for Websurveyor, e-tailers need to take a look at how they can make Internet shopping an experience rather than a product-oriented distribution channel. She believes that e-tailers should aim to create a richer experience for consumers online.

Andrea M. Pace, Publisher & CEO of Clear Path Publishing proudly wears a size 11 shoe. Author of the 16pg. ebooklet, Your Feet Make You Unique: Tips For Women Who Wear Size 10 and Up. To Purchase Your Copy Right Now! Click Here

Shoes Sales And Profitable Alliances

noreply@blogger.com (Unknown) — Thu, 28 Sep 2006 21:19:00 +0000

If it were possible to make 10,000, 20,000, 30,000 or more almost instantly for absolutley no effort, no risk and no investment, then would you want to know more?

Then keep reading...

As a online retail business owner specializing in large size women's shoes, you may be looking for ways to develop stronger relationships by offering your clients something new.

...Or Maybe your plus-size clients love buying your shoes and you need a steady stream of relevant, educational, appealing, highly-targeted products to offer them.

Maybe you're looking for additional ways to increase your profits or discover a new edge to beat out your competition.

By creating relationships with businesses that offer products or services that will benefit you and your clients, You Win Big. You'll become the expert resource for women who wear large size shoes and gain their hearts and purse strings.

Just think about it...

Sitting back and allowing someone else to do almost all of the work, while you enjoy thousands of dollars is the perfect scenario.

You can take that extra 10,000, 20,000, 30,000 and advertise your business on television, in magazines or on the radio.

...the possibilities are endless.

There are thousands and thousands of women out there who would love to spend their money with you.

In the upcoming weeks, we'll dig our heels in a little deeper and together we'll find out more about this lucrative, profitable means of gaining an additional profit stream for your online business. It's like getting a new pair of shoes and a new bank account with thousands of dollars to do whatever you want to do.

Andrea M. Pace, Publisher & CEO of Clear Path Publishing proudly wears a size 11 shoe. Author of the 16pg. ebooklet, Your Feet Make You Unique: Tips For Women Who Wear Size 10 and Up. To Purchase Your Copy Right Now! Click Here