We’re sure you’ll agree that this year has just flown by! It always does! In the last few months we’ve been working hard to continually improve Zibbet and we’ve certainly achieved a lot.
The purpose of our ‘3 month battle plan’ is to keep you informed of what features and enhancements you can expect over the coming months. It’s also an opportunity for you to make Continue reading »
Tags: 3 month battle plan, battle plan, planned features
Written by: Jonathan, 31st August 2010 in Zibbet News
Hot on the heels of last week’s Bicycle Lovers post, this week I am writing about eco-friendly finds.
Of course, handmade items in general are more eco-friendly than not because they aren’t mass-produced in factories, wasting energy. But for today’s eco-friendly finds, we’ll be taking a look at a handful of shops who are really going above and beyond the norm, to Continue reading »
Tags: clothing, eco-friendly, environmental, garland, jewelry, recycle, recycled, shoes, tees
Written by: Brittni, 30th August 2010 in Fantastic Five
We are pleased to introduce you to Jennifer Braverman, the creator of Sea Willow Herbs. Jennifer has been working with and learning about herbs for over five years. She has attended classes at the Appalachia School of Holistic Herbalism in Asheville, North Carolina and Red Moon Herbs in Black Mountain, NC.
Jennifer prefers to use only herbs and plants that are Continue reading »
Tags: Featured Zibbeters, Sea Willow Herbs
Written by: Jonathan, 30th August 2010 in Featured Zibbeters
Please welcome Elle (Michelle) Carmon, owner of Elle’s Beads on Zibbet. Elle is an avid supporter of handmade. She creates unique upcycled magnets and jewelry items. Today Elle shares her tips on how to use Tumblr to market our Zibbet shops…
For those of you unfamiliar with Tumblr, it is a social media microblogging website designed for posting short paragraphs of Continue reading »
Tags: Blog, Branding, Microblog, social networking, Success on Zibbet, Tumblr, Twitter
Written by: Vicki, 25th August 2010 in Success On Zibbet
As a kid, you never forget your first bike. Its a rite of passage, a staple of fun and freedom, and of course, your very first personal mode of transportation.
For some of us, as we grow up and get older, into our teens and then finally adulthood, that love and admiration for bikes begins to fade. But for others, it only gets stronger. And this post is for those people. Continue reading »
Tags: bicycle, bike, bike riding, gloves, handlebars, handmade, jewelry, necklace, Photography
Written by: Brittni, 23rd August 2010 in Fantastic Five