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FAQ:
What are the labels/tags for?What does Flair in the City's newsletter contain?
What is the Shopper Log and how can I join?
What is an RSS Feed?
How can I subscribe to Flair in the City?
Last updated: January 30, 2008
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What are the labels for?
- Accessories - jewelry, belts, sunglasses, organizers
- Bags - hobos, totes, purses
- Beachwear - bikinis, slippers, coverups
- Beauty - makeup, skincare, personal care, perfumes
- Contests and Freebies - promos
- Designer and High Street - from Chanel to Topshop to local designers
- Dresses - mini dresses, maxi dresses, skirts
- Flair of the Day - random fashion thoughts
- Footwear - slippers, boots, flats, pumps
- Gadgets - laptop bags, phone cases, tech reviews
- Movies and TV - entertainment, new shows, movie reviews
- My Picks - highly recommended
- New in the Metro - new shops, brands, etc.
- Others - planners, food, and everything else that don't quite fit
- Special Features - all-bags, all-dresses, all-shoes, etc. from various shops
- Super Sale - sale alerts, bazaar schedules, events
- Tops to Bottoms - from clothes to jeans, etc.
Every weekend, the newsletter is sent to subscribers. After submitting your e-mail address, you will receive a confirmation e-mail containing the verification link. Your e-mail address will not be shared nor be sent spam messages. Don't we all hate those? It contains the weekly roundup of posts you might have missed, including pictures--yay! Top ↑
What is the shopper log and how can I join?
The shopper log is powered by MyBlogLog, owned by Yahoo. When logged in, your avatar/icon is left on sites with MyBlogLog installed.
To join, you just need your Yahoo account. You can also join numerous blog communities using this service.
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What is an RSS Feed?
To keep it simple, subscribing to a "feed" allows you to get back to the posts you might have missed. My personal "feed reader" is Google because it's simple--and I only need my Google account (which I already have)."It contains either a summary of content from an associated web site or the full text. RSS makes it possible for people to keep up with their favorite web sites in an automated manner that's easier than checking them manually. [Source]"
You may click on the image to view a bigger preview of Google Reader.
Note: Mine is styled using HicksDesign's Google Reader theme.
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So how can I subscribe?
After each post, you will find a box (see below) containing 3 options. First, the option to subscribe to a feed reader (mouseover that link to see your choices). Next, if you prefer weekly e-mails rather than the feed subscription, you may click on the subscribe via e-mail link. Lastly, if you want to bookmark any post using any social bookmarking service (i.e. Del.icio.us, Digg, Facebook), mouseover on the 3rd link.
(Note: The RSS Feed button on the left side is also clickable.)
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