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| ThymeForEweFarm |
Posted - Aug 05 2005 : 10:48:14 AM
Thank you to Clare for giving me permission to post this here.
The magazine I work for is looking for one or two people to join our us in the advertising sales department. I think it will be great for anyone who has a few extra hours to fill. The hours are very flexible and all of the work is done from home. All of our writers are freelancers who also work from home. It's working out well for everyone.
The openings are at Farm & Garden. www.farm-garden.com. We work together very well as a team so this relatively new magazine is growing quickly. There are more changes coming. You can look around at the magazine to get a good idea of who we are and what we're doing.
The work pays a 20% commission. It requires a telephone and internet access. Training will be provided. The advertising rates and info are listed at http://www.farm-garden.com/advertise.html. You can see some of the ads that are running now.
If you're interested or have questions please email me at editor @farm-garden.com (minus the space).
Robin Follette, Editor
Farm & Garden www.farm-garden.com |
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| FarrarFarmgirl |
Posted - Aug 09 2005 : 12:32:02 AM
With a topic like "job openings" I hope I am not taking too many liberties by sharing the job openings available in my business, as well. It is my hope and prayer that what is here has come along at the right time for the farmgal who is seeking a flexible working schedule and a boss she will love. Thank you, Robin, for the foresight to open such valuable topic. Everyone needs a chance to take a step in a new direction.
My business is also looking to add to their forces. Imagine helping women learn to add more joy to the kitchen they already love, or help someone new to the cooking scene. What could be better than being in the kitchen with a group of women who already love to cook for their families or for a living? They are eager to share their expertise, yet willing to learn new tricks of the trade. They are smart shoppers who know the importance of quality in the kitchen. And....they love the feel of an apron wrapped around them, the look of their family's face when a good meal has come to the table and how much more fun it is when they can pass down favorite family recipes. There is great satisfaction for everyone in more ways than one.
Yes, I am talking about the Pampered Chef. As I've mentioned before, I am a consultant and am looking for women who are passionate about helping others know their way around a kitchen, know the best tools to use to make memorable, delicious, quick meals for their family. This is where you get to be the boss and have flexible working hours - what a joy and such rewarding freedom!
If you are wanting to earn a some extra money, please take a look at the difference the Pampered Chef can make for you and your family. This is a company that really does meet everyone where they are. This is the business that is making my dream of moving to the farm a reality and it can for you, too.
If you are a stay-at-home mom - great! This is for you.
If you work on someone else's schedule, but it doesn't suit your home life - this is for you.
If you would like to purchase things you need to expand your current operation - this
is for you.
If you don't like the job you have now, but must work - this is for you.
If you are trying to allow for your "fabric addiction" :o), this is for you.
If you just love to cook and love kitchen tools and products - this is for you.
If you are overdue for a nice vacation - this is for you.
If you like the word FREE - this is for you.
I would like a chance to share the details of this opportunity with you because I know the good it can bring to you and then you can decide how it fits your life. In getting to know several of you on this forum, I can see how this would work well along side the things you are already doing in your homes and for your families. I just love the recipe forum, and the aprons - oh, the aprons - they are so much fun. I have a lot of fun with my business and this just seems to be a natural place to share it with you all.
As the name of the company indicates, not only do the guests and hosts get pampered, but the company absolutely loves to pamper their consultants. And for the month of August they have a great incentive ($145 value) for anyone who wants to get started right away with their own business. I will gladly tell you all about it. Think about it...this is the perfect time of year to find creative ways to allow for the holiday extras - imagine if you decided to start now and stop in January - Christmas would be paid for completely.
You all are such a terrific group of ladies, who I consider kindred friends, and this is what I do. So I appreciate being able to share openly with you, it would be no different if we lived closer to each other, I'd want you to know about the awesome opportunity and products. I'm passionate about the company, what they have to offer and sharing it with everyone I know.
If you have questions about anything at all, even if it's products that you already own, you are welcome to contact me, I'll gladly help you the best I can. My email and web site information is in my profile. So what do you say - let's see what we can cook up for you with the Pampered Chef. Thanks so much for your interest and inquiries, I pray what I have to offer is something that will be helpful for you.
In His hands,
Lynda
Pray in faith and you will not live in doubt. |
| realme52 |
Posted - Aug 05 2005 : 5:00:19 PM
Thanks, Robin for the link! I will certainly go back and read more once I have some time. For now, I just saw that there are a lot of topics of interest to me. It's always nice to find more sources of information, etc. Hope you find someone who fills the job you have to offer!
from this hour i ordain myself loss'd of limits and imaginary lines -Walt Whitman |
| ThymeForEweFarm |
Posted - Aug 05 2005 : 2:24:08 PM
Susan, I'm sure the author will appreciate hearing from you. We have 150,000+ readers but hear from just a few so this was really nice of you!
Robin
Thyme For Ewe Farm
www.thymeforewe.com |
| atwell |
Posted - Aug 05 2005 : 1:04:59 PM
Thanks Robin!!
I enjoyed reading the CSA articles and the one about the study on the effect of flowers. I even e-mailed one of the authors. Thanks again for sharing this publication.!!
susan  
FatQuarterQuiltFarm
Long Arm Machine
Quilting ~and~
Fabric Flea Market |
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