Blue Carnival Glass Lemonade Set Harvest Grape by DerBayzVintage
Beautiful vintage blue carnival glass lemonade set made by Indiana Glass
in the Harvest Grape pattern. The iridescent glass creates blue, green,
gold & purple colors. Beautiful and memorizing!
This set consists of 1 large carnival glass pitcher and 8 large glass tumblers.
This is in great vintage condition with no chips or cracks. Please examine all pictures carefully in case I missed something.
Pitcher measures approx. 11 1/2" tall and 6 1/2" in diameter. Tumblers measure 6" tall and 3 1/2" across the top.
This
set would be great for entertaining or just for display! The set could
be used, for water, ice tea or lemonade. It is perfect for any
beverage!
Please note that shipping on this item is high due to
the weight of the carnival glass. The pitcher alone weighs 5 pounds and
the eight glasses weigh 10 pounds this an extremely heavy, well made
set.
I attend live auctions and estate sales and buy unique items. I then clean them, research them and try to find them a new loving home for them. I love vintage items and the history that comes along with them.
Tuesday, November 25, 2014
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Twitter is not about how
many followers you have, but being found in keyword and relevant hashtag
searches for what you promote. You need to do this daily 24/7 if you want the
benefit of being noticed across many international time zones.
The best way to do this
without annoying uninterested followers is to have a Twitter account with
hardly any followers, and to loop hundreds of hash tagged messages daily.
Twitter best practice, advises no more than 1000 messages a day, so there is
plenty of scope to send out loads of Tweets daily. So the
first step is to create a new Twitter Account, following a minimal amount of
people.
I have found two pieces of
software when used together with this new Twitter Account that can drive 100’s
if not 1,000’s of visitors to your site every day.
Tweet Eye is the first.
The
potential of sharing photos of your product on Twitter with such a large
network of people searching for what you sell is huge, however Tweets appear at
the top of Twitter searches for only a brief moment in time and are quickly
replaced by others.
People
on average only use Social Media 37 minutes a day. People login at different
times of day and night from different time zones. Tweets are gone in a Blink.
Frequently scheduling your photo tweets gives you more opportunity to be
seen.
I
discovered an application called Tweet Eye http://tweet-eye.com/Tweet_My_Website.htm
which is free and works great!
Tweet
Eye instructions are available here https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=w25ILX_a4Lg, but I will add that you
need to edit your URL to have it work properly.
Remove the “s” from https and drop ?ref to end of the url for example:
becomes
You can download this program using this link: http://www.tweetadder.com
There is a free trial for 7 days or 250 tweets, if you want to test it first.
The Twitter algorithms do not allow for duplicate Tweets, so any Tweets that you create and import into Tweet Adder must all be unique for Twitter to allow them to be Tweeted out and to give your business the maximum exposure. Which is why I would recommend that you purchase this gig on Fiverr to get the most benefit out of the software:
First join Fiverr if you have not already www.fiverr.com
Then use this link to find the gig:
http://www.fiverr.com/cfabs2business/create-1000-unique-tweets-to-import-into-tweet-adder
You can loop those 1,000 tweets, if you limit your tweets in Tweet Adder to 300 per day (which is plenty with the photos tweets which are also running in Tweet Eye. Then you will have 3+ days of unique tweets before it loops back to the beginning.
The next step is to synchronize your tweets with Facebook pages, by using the #fb on the end of your Tweets (not all of them, random ones, lets not over do it, then visit https://apps.facebook.com/selectivetwitter/ and setup your account. Any time you tweet using #fb, it will automatically post to your Facebook page.
Once you have that setup, you can then create an rss feed for your facebook using http://fbrss.com/. Once you have the rss feed you can go to https://app.dlvr.it/ and add the new Facebook RSS and link it to the following social media accounts (you can use one or all):
Free Account:
Linked
In Personal Page
Tumbler
StatusNet
Delicious
App.Net
Google+
Linked
In Business Page
StockTwits
So you can easily manage all
of your social media accounts and automate posting so you can get back to
creating/picking your new item!
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