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Client Comments: "I would like to express my sincere appreciation to GemFind for the fine job they did in developing my new website. I personally had very little knowledge in the computer industry, and with the help of Anthony Arechiga of GemFind, I have a full running and successful website. Anthony was good enough, and patient enough, to help me through not just developmental problems but also guiding me through simple computer challenges. I would recommend GemFind to anyone, at anytime for a solid, professional website development program."
-Mark VanBerschot, President Of My Diamond Experience(MDE)
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GemFind's optimization ensures improved higher ranking in the major search engine result pages. No professional SEO company will guarantee a number one ranking for specific keywords. GemFind offers custom services tailor made to suit your requirement at economical rates. Search Engine Optimization is a subtle subject involving art and science, with some set of ethical procedures to get the desired accomplishments without being black listed by the search engines. We are the people to partner with for jewelry and diamond websites due to our core proficiency and deep understanding of the jewelry industry. Know More |
Jewelers and Fair Trade
By Jennifer Heebner and Paul Holewa JCK Online 2/1/ 2010
 For David and Ann Henderson, owners of Henderson & Co. Jewelers, Mechanicsburg, Pa., fair trade plays a small but growing role in their business. When the Hendersons started carrying stones from Columbia Gem House, Vancouver, Wash., David thought more customers would appreciate what they represented-laborers paid honest wages and with fair working conditions. "Consumers buy Fair Trade coffee, so I thought [fair trade] jewelry was a great idea," says David. >>>
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Grammys get sweeter with chocolate 'diamonds'
Israel Diamond Industry Portal Feb.01, 2010
Sparkly and sweet: Music's top performers attending the annual Grammy Awards Sunday, were given a little something extra to make the night even swe
eter - a luxury chocolatier's edible diamond collection.
According to the Daily Herald, gourmet chocolate company Chocolatines was selected to provide its edible diamond collection to the star-studded event, >>>
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Survey shows where shoppers search for deal
National Jeweler Jan.28, 2010
 Retailers looking to lure customers by offering bargains may find that the best way to spend their ad dollars depends on whom they want to attract.
A new Adweek Media/Harris Poll survey of 2,136 U.S. adults conducted online between Dec. 14 and 16 shows that older adults are more likely to turn to magazine and newspaper ads to find bargains, while younger consumers are more apt to surf the Web in search of deals.>>>
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Increase sales in 2010
Sell More Through Virtual Inventory
1. Manufacturers and Diamond Dealers upload their merchandise to GemFind.net
2. Retail Jewelers will select from the Manufacturer's or Diamond Dealer's inventory and markup the merchandise...
3. Retail Jewelers will link to GemFind's search engine and showcase their selected Virtual Inventory on their own websites...
4. Consumers visit websites and purchase the Retail Jeweler's Virtual Inventory.
Virtual Inventory gives:
1. Manufacturers and Diamond Dealers the opportunity to sell more to Retailers....
2. Retail Jewelers the ability to sell something they don't have in their stores...
3. Consumers the ability to view the merchandise at a local jeweler or to buy online...
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When the going gets tough - diamonds get tougher By Roe Kalb The Israeli Diamond Industry Blog Jan. 28, 2010
 It is common knowledge that diamonds are one of the hardest materials found on the planet Earth - so strong, in fact, they can easily cut through glass and steel. But what happens to diamonds when they are exposed to extreme conditions? Well, apparently, when the going gets tough - diamonds get tougher. >>>
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Ready to hit a silver note for Valentine's Day?
By Catherine Dayrit NationalJeweler January 27,
 New York--Retailers may have just closed the door on the 2009 holiday season, but it's prime time to open another one for Valentine's Day and cater to the romantics out there who are--hopefully--harboring pent-up demand for jewelry this year.>>>
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One Stock to Avoid Going Into Earnings
By James Altucher THE WALL STREET JOURNAL January 29, 2010
 In the last week of December, I highlighted several stocks that I felt would go up during the last week because they were at 52 week highs and there was huge short interest. I figured the shorts would be covering to take their tax losses into the end of the year.>>> |
| Jewelers concerned Obama's proposals won't help
By Michelle Graff National Jeweler&
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New York--Last night, the millions of Americans who tuned in to President Obama's first State of the Union address heard him deploy a list of proposals intended to spark a fire for small business owners. Acknowledging that financing remains difficult for small business owners nationwide, Obama proposed taking $30 billion of the money repaid by Wall Street banks following the bailout and using it to help community banks extend credit to small businesses. >>> |
| Celebrity Jewelry Trends on the Grammy Awards Red Carpet By Carly Wickell, About.com Guide
 Beyonce's red carpet earrings are not a look most of us would choose for a night out, but they work for her, and melded with the geometric images on her gown. Some of my favorite jewelry of the night -- Carrie Ann Inaba's Neil Lane earrings, a Cartier bracelet on Fergie's wrist, and a sleek platinum and diamond bracelet worn by Melanie Fiona.>>>
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Understanding and communicating jewelry repairs
By David Peters National Jeweler January 29, 2010
 This is the fifth installment in a series of "Counter Points from JA" articles designed to help professional sales associates better communicate some of the most common jewelry repair processes and repair-quality factors to customers. >>>
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| Top 5 Ways Retailers May Lose Customers
By Shari Waters, About.com Guide
mg width="77" height="63" src="http://origin.ih.constantcontact.com/fs035/1011296390367/img/1024.jpg" align="left">Without customers, we wouldn't be in business. That is why it is surprising how easily retail shops unintentionally drive customers away. Sometimes, understanding the what can ruin a business can help us focus on what not to do while building our enterprise. Here are five simple ways to lose customers.>>> |
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How To Calculate A Return On Investment
By Fred Wilson Entrepreneur. com January 29,2010
 The Gotham Gal and I make a fair number of non-tech angel investments. Things like media, food products, restaurants, music, local businesses. In these investments we are usually backing an entrepreneur we've gotten to know who delivers products to the market that we use and love. The Gotham Gal runs this part of our investment portfolio with some involvement by me. >>>
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