On Feb 11, 6:42*am, wrote:
On Feb 10, 10:48 am, "Dominic T." wrote:

On Feb 9, 10:17 pm, wrote:

I see you've begun learning to create and use poor-quality vector
graphics to a nauseating degree. I'm not sure if you ever spent any
time even finding out about this newsgroup before your ad, but I'm
guessing not. Best of luck to ya but I'd imagine this ain't the place
you'll find it.

- Dominic

hi dominc,

thanks for the feedback. *our labels are deliberately minimalistic,
focusing more on the quality of tea and not some fancy branding. *we
are in the early stages of this project (fourth month) and have seen
mild, yet consistent success.

we have only two goals through precious will tea: 1. to make tea
approachable for those who know nothing of tea beyond the yellow
lipton box; and 2. sell enough tea to afford us the opportunity to
someday visit the very fields from which our teas are produced - a
very long term goal.

i noticed you participate in many tea chats and would love to see what
your knowledge has produced, may it be your own line of tea offerings,
a tea shop or formal publications on the topic. *otherwise, please
refrain from random blasting's until you've seen and tasted the
product first hand.

thank you,

wdw

Random blasting or not - perhaps, you didn't get the message very
clearly: DO NOT AS ADVERTISE HERE. No one likes it, nor is it the
place. IF you had read this group for any period of time, you would
realize that even the VERY BEST teas are not to be advertised here.
Your marketing goals are irrelevant. The bottom line is that this is
not a forum for advertising.
Dominic, in my honest opinion, was being as polite as possible and
he's pretty knowledgeable about teas.
If you have a specific tea to review, as a taster and not a vendor, go
ahead. That's interesting and many folks will generally jump in and
share. I have promoted or criticized many a tea as a taster myself.
But, in this case, you are, VERY OBVIOUSLY, pushing your teas.
Check the archives - not wanted here.
Shen