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I've set up www.shoesforruby.co.uk, importing on trend, seasonal and affordable shoes in UK 9, 10 & 11. I blog about setting up a business and shoes, as well as a few other things but I sell these shoes via eBay:


http://stores.ebay.co.uk/shoesforrubyuksizes91011


I'm a new and enthusiastic business owner based in SE15 so message me with any questions and I will be happy to help!


Thanks for reading


Hannah

Twitter.com/shoesforruby

facebook.com/shoesforruby

Hi RosieH


Thanks for your feedback - I would love to market to the trans base, I want my shoes out there! My marketing strategy is in its infancy, do you have any tips as to how to get my message to those prospective customers?


Thanks


Hannah

I'm very glad you like them! But no, these shoes are for those of us who can't walk into a shop and buy off the shelf!


Harsh I know - but that's my mission and I'm sticking to it!


I would suggest somewhere like Office, New Look or Topshop may well do something similar - all my shoes are on trend and in keeping with the current fashion. Hope that helps


x

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