THE FRAME DAMES
418 RAILROAD ST.
SUIT 2, ST. JOHNSBURY, VT. 05819
(802) 751-8721
Fact Sheet
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT:
Ann Hare or Sarah Ford
Co-Owners of The Frame Dames
(802) 751-8721
Ann.Hare@hotmail.com
Sarah.ford@gmail.com
The Frame Dames Expand to Offer Art Supplies
What: Sarah Ford and Ann Hare, the owners of The Frame Dames in St. Johnsbury, are expanding their store products to now offer art supplies.
“We hope to fill the art supply void in this area, by providing top brand art supplies at our store location,” owner Sarah Ford said.
Who: Sarah Ford and Ann Hare opened The Frame Dames on June 18th.
“In just three months of business we have attracted many new customers. 25% of our customer base is new from, and we hope to attract more new customers to our store,” said owner Sarah Ford. “We now hope to cater to local artists by stocking our shelves with top name art supplies.”
Where: 418 Railroad Street, St. Johnsbury.
When: Monday-Friday, 9:30-5:30
Saturday, 9:30-1:30
Why: “We are trying to supply St. Johnsbury with some basic art supplies. Our art supply section is constantly expanding due to the helpful suggestions of our customers.” — Sarah Ford, Owner The Frame Dames
Tuesday, September 27, 2011
News Release
To: Chosen Newspaper
Subject: The Frame Dames Expand to Offer Art Supplies
The Frames Dames News Release
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
The Frame Dames Expand to Offer Art Supplies
Sarah Ford and Ann Hare, owners of The Frame Dames, fill the art supply void in St. Johnsbury and surrounding areas.
“We are trying to supply St. Johnsbury with some basic art supplies,” Ford said. “Our art supply section is constantly expanding due to the helpful suggestions of our customers.”
Sarah Ford and Ann Hare opened The Frame Dames on June 18th. “In just three months of business we have attracted new many customers. 25% of our customer base is new, and we hope to attract more new customers to our store,” said owner Sarah Ford. “We now hope to cater to local artists by stocking our shelves with top name art supplies.”
“We are, first and foremost, a custom picture frame shop,” Ford said. “However, we hope that local artists will come to us and purchase their supplies here, instead of driving to Montpelier, Littleton, or Burlington.”
The Frame Dames also special orders supplies for individual customers in need of a specific product and have been compiling art packages for students. “If an art teacher needs supplies for an upcoming class we can provide the needed materials, bag them and sell them as a unit directly to the students to make things as easy as possible,” Ford said.
The Frame Dames location is at 418 Railroad Street in downtown St. Johnsbury. Their store hours are Monday-Friday from 9:30-5:30 and Saturday from 9:30-1:30.
FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT:
Ann Hare or Sarah Ford
Co-Owners of The Frame Dames
(802) 751-8721
Ann.Hare@hotmail.com
Sarah.ford@gmail.com
Subject: The Frame Dames Expand to Offer Art Supplies
The Frames Dames News Release
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
The Frame Dames Expand to Offer Art Supplies
Sarah Ford and Ann Hare, owners of The Frame Dames, fill the art supply void in St. Johnsbury and surrounding areas.
“We are trying to supply St. Johnsbury with some basic art supplies,” Ford said. “Our art supply section is constantly expanding due to the helpful suggestions of our customers.”
Sarah Ford and Ann Hare opened The Frame Dames on June 18th. “In just three months of business we have attracted new many customers. 25% of our customer base is new, and we hope to attract more new customers to our store,” said owner Sarah Ford. “We now hope to cater to local artists by stocking our shelves with top name art supplies.”
“We are, first and foremost, a custom picture frame shop,” Ford said. “However, we hope that local artists will come to us and purchase their supplies here, instead of driving to Montpelier, Littleton, or Burlington.”
The Frame Dames also special orders supplies for individual customers in need of a specific product and have been compiling art packages for students. “If an art teacher needs supplies for an upcoming class we can provide the needed materials, bag them and sell them as a unit directly to the students to make things as easy as possible,” Ford said.
The Frame Dames location is at 418 Railroad Street in downtown St. Johnsbury. Their store hours are Monday-Friday from 9:30-5:30 and Saturday from 9:30-1:30.
FOR MORE INFORMATION, CONTACT:
Ann Hare or Sarah Ford
Co-Owners of The Frame Dames
(802) 751-8721
Ann.Hare@hotmail.com
Sarah.ford@gmail.com
Tuesday, September 20, 2011
Frames Dames News Release
The Frame Dames
News Release
FOR IMEDIEATE RELEASE
Sep. 20, 2011
FOR MORE INFORMATION:
Ann Hare, Sarah Ford
418 Railroad St, Saint Johnsbury VT
The Frame Dames are expanding their stock
Saint Johnsbury, VT – Local framing specialists, The Frame Dames have added more art supplies to the shelves. Making them Saint Johnsbury and the surrounding areas only art supplier.
This expansion makes them the go to place for arts and crafts, student art supplies and framing of any kind. They also contribute to the community by donating framed pieces to the Catamount Arts and showcasing local artwork in their store. The Frame Dames are a constantly expanding business and also a great example prosperous small business in Vermont.
News Release
FOR IMEDIEATE RELEASE
Sep. 20, 2011
FOR MORE INFORMATION:
Ann Hare, Sarah Ford
418 Railroad St, Saint Johnsbury VT
The Frame Dames are expanding their stock
Saint Johnsbury, VT – Local framing specialists, The Frame Dames have added more art supplies to the shelves. Making them Saint Johnsbury and the surrounding areas only art supplier.
This expansion makes them the go to place for arts and crafts, student art supplies and framing of any kind. They also contribute to the community by donating framed pieces to the Catamount Arts and showcasing local artwork in their store. The Frame Dames are a constantly expanding business and also a great example prosperous small business in Vermont.
Tuesday, September 13, 2011
3 Goodies and 3 badies
Good 1: This one is cool, MIRRORS FOR SPACE! It got me right off the bat and even though its primarily scientific terms it is well organized and spends minimal time on anything but the mirrors (the reason I was reading it in the first place)
http://www.globenewswire.com/newsroom/news.html?d=232232
Good 2: I liked this one, its a little wordy but all the important pieces of info are in the first two paragraphs and then the summation of the rest are in the first sentence.
http://www.globenewswire.com/newsroom/news.html?d=232250
Good 3: This one is about Snickers teaming with the NFL to make a video about a huge blunder in NFL history that I had never heard of. It does a good job of quickly telling you about the video and the kick, going on to give you a link to it-AWESOME!
http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/snickers-hungers-to-give-leon-lett-a-taste-of-redemption-129742703.html
Bad 1: This one may be good if your a wall street fanatic but my god I would never want to read this again. Its a massive paragraph of jargin that applies to a event that has passed.
http://www.globenewswire.com/newsroom/news.html?d=232240
Bad 2: This one is really an important release. It highlights the gap in manufacturing jobs that is increasing because of retirement rates, and that its a great place for young people to fit in. Its just to dry and the title "Retiring Baby Boomers.." not, "Huge job market becoming open to younger generations"
http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/retiring-baby-boomers-to-cost-largest-manufacturers-100-million-each-over-next-five-years-129525633.html
Bad 3: Its a news release about a announcement of a conference call! For the love of pete could it get anymore anticlimactic? So bad in so many ways...
http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/brandywine-realty-trust-announces-quarterly-dividends-and-confirms-third-quarter-2011-earnings-release-and-conference-call-129735453.html
http://www.globenewswire.com/newsroom/news.html?d=232232
Good 2: I liked this one, its a little wordy but all the important pieces of info are in the first two paragraphs and then the summation of the rest are in the first sentence.
http://www.globenewswire.com/newsroom/news.html?d=232250
Good 3: This one is about Snickers teaming with the NFL to make a video about a huge blunder in NFL history that I had never heard of. It does a good job of quickly telling you about the video and the kick, going on to give you a link to it-AWESOME!
http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/snickers-hungers-to-give-leon-lett-a-taste-of-redemption-129742703.html
Bad 1: This one may be good if your a wall street fanatic but my god I would never want to read this again. Its a massive paragraph of jargin that applies to a event that has passed.
http://www.globenewswire.com/newsroom/news.html?d=232240
Bad 2: This one is really an important release. It highlights the gap in manufacturing jobs that is increasing because of retirement rates, and that its a great place for young people to fit in. Its just to dry and the title "Retiring Baby Boomers.." not, "Huge job market becoming open to younger generations"
http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/retiring-baby-boomers-to-cost-largest-manufacturers-100-million-each-over-next-five-years-129525633.html
Bad 3: Its a news release about a announcement of a conference call! For the love of pete could it get anymore anticlimactic? So bad in so many ways...
http://www.prnewswire.com/news-releases/brandywine-realty-trust-announces-quarterly-dividends-and-confirms-third-quarter-2011-earnings-release-and-conference-call-129735453.html
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