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Announcing a new online tearoom directory



 
 
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Old 04-05-2006, 05:26 PM posted to rec.food.drink.tea
TeaLoverDenise
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Default Announcing a new online tearoom directory

Pardon the interruption.

I would like to share our new website with all rec.food.tea tea lovers:
http://www.GreatTearoomsOfAmerica.com

Once there, feel free to take a moment to read about the American
tearoom, learn more about us in the FAQ section, browse our listings,
add a listing, etc.

We also offer free "behind-the-scenes" resources to tearoom owners.
More information can be found on the website.

Hope to see you soon!


Denise
Great Tearooms of America ~ a premier online tearoom directory
http://www.GreatTearoomsOfAmerica.com

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Old 04-05-2006, 08:58 PM posted to rec.food.drink.tea
Rick Chappell
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Default Announcing a new online tearoom directory

This looks like it _could_ be a good site. Nice convenient interface
with links to tea rooms in each state. But when I clicked on Wisconsin,
all the links were blank. They had no more information than a phone book.

Best,

Rick.

TeaLoverDenise wrote:
Pardon the interruption.


I would like to share our new website with all rec.food.tea tea lovers:
http://www.GreatTearoomsOfAmerica.com


Once there, feel free to take a moment to read about the American
tearoom, learn more about us in the FAQ section, browse our listings,
add a listing, etc.


We also offer free "behind-the-scenes" resources to tearoom owners.
More information can be found on the website.


Hope to see you soon!



Denise
Great Tearooms of America ~ a premier online tearoom directory
http://www.GreatTearoomsOfAmerica.com


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Old 05-05-2006, 12:32 AM posted to rec.food.drink.tea
TeaLoverDenise
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Default Announcing a new online tearoom directory

Thank you for visiting the website, Rick.

If you click on the "More info" link on each one, you will be taken to
that tearooms' individual listing. We have provided basic information
there for each tearoom: name, address, email, website - the tearoom
owner is then encouraged to add a personal description and photographs,
and many already have. (We'll have to get those Wisconsin tearoom
owners away from their cash registers long enough to complete their
listings!) :-)

We just launched GToA on Tuesday (May 1), and consider it a work in
progress. While some listings right now contain no more information
than a phone book, over time we hope that all of them will be "claimed"
and further enhanced by their owners.

Tearooms come and go and are added to and deleted from our database
every day (thanks to visitor's contributions), making the guide as
current as possible ...that's a service the Yellow Pages can't offer!

And the tearoom listings are only half of what we offer - registered
tearoom owners have access to loads of free "behind-the-scenes"
resources (newsletters, etc.).

:-)

Thanks for your feedback!


Denise

 




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