Bøker av John Vance

"Upcycle and Profit: Starting a Furniture Restoration and Resale Business" is an indispensable, informative, and inspirational guidebook for those ready to venture into the world of furniture restoration. If you've got a keen eye for reviving vintage charm, or you're simply searching for a sustainable, profitable place in the retail industry, this is the resource to buy.Written by experienced entrepreneur and upcycling artisan, John Vance, this report is your roadmap, meticulously crafted to guide you through the enticing labyrinth of furniture restoration and resale. A victory for Mother Nature and your bank account alike! Namaste to age-old pieces: Get well-acquainted with the winning combination of restoration and profit Your very own toolkit: Discover the ABCs of the vital equipment you'll need Techniques 101: Master the art of Restoration from basic to advanced Diamond Finder: Tips galore on the profitable art of sourcing furniture Green Dollar: Understand how to infuse profitability with sustainability Pricing Expert: Skillful insights about setting the right price for the right profit Brand Smarts: Build a brand that is as distinctive as your creations Virtual Front: Establish your digital footprint and e-commerce store for global reach Attracting Buyers: Learn the marketing strategies that attract and retain customersImmerse yourself in John's world of passion for upcycling and flair for business and let this special report guide you through launching your own thriving furniture restoration and resale business.

"Vance has masterfully captured an exciting moment in English history, filled with dark political intrigue and radiantly salacious liaisons." -Michael Hartnett, author of The Blue RatThe King's Favorite is a mystery thriller set during one of the most spirited, scandalous, and memorable periods in English history-the Restoration-when the son of an executed king brought monarchy back to England after the repressive years of the Commonwealth. Following the coronation of Charles II came a reopening of the theaters, with the first women performing on the English public stage. What follows is a devastating London plague and fire, a monarch who openly indulged his sexual proclivities, a series of plots against the crown, and the first true collection of female celebrities-as actresses, mistresses, and even orange girls.