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A Bridge To the World - And Entrepreneurial Success!
Added: (Tue Jun 30 2009)
LOS ANGELES, CA—Bridging the worlds between struggling craftspeople in developing countries and an eager Western market is the theme of a new ‘How-To’ eBook that is making some entrepreneurs wealthy.
“Importing Village Treasures,” a business guide describing how to find and import beautiful products made by artisans in little towns and villages throughout the world and sell them to hungry cosmopolitan shoppers, is enabling entrepreneurs to start their own businesses and help others less fortunate as they help themselves.
Written by a successful, globe-trotting adventurer, the book is filled with the author’s personal experiences, contacts, stories and resources, and describes the unbelievable bargains she and her ‘buyer brigade’ of fellow travelers have found during their trips abroad.
Talented craftspeople and artisans in places like Africa, Asia, and South America produce the most beautiful products available anywhere at unbelievably low prices but have very few ways to market their products. Wool sweaters from Peru, Batik prints from Bali, jewelry from Nepal, silk purses from India; pottery, artwork, clothing, rugs, tapestries, toys, fabrics, and accessories from throughout the world are out there waiting to be “discovered,” and “Importing Village Treasures” spells out exactly how to find, buy, import, and sell these products.
“For those interested in foreign travel and cultures as well as a desire to have their own business, “Importing Village Treasures” is a dream come true”, says Ms. Powers. “It provids a way for conscientious entrepreneurs to make money while helping disadvantaged people all over the world sell their products and lift their standard of living.”
The book/resource is not only an all-in-one business guide that provides the tips and contacts needed for immediate success, but includes complete details in plain English for inception to expansion and beyond.
For more information, visit www.importingvillagetreasures.com