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conversations.value: What is a description for a book titled Home Book of Picture Framing about Professional with the genre: Crafts, Hobbies & Home, Home Improvement & Design?
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conversations.value: Professional secrets of mounting, matting, framing, and displaying artwork, photographs, collectibles, carvings, and more.
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conversations.value: What is the first paragraph for the book?
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conversations.value: Home Book of Picture Framing
  These are products you can buy at good prices, then mount, mat, and frame, and sell at a tidy profit. If you're planning to open a frame shop, you can decorate it with the works of local artists that you also offer for sale. If yours is a home-based business, you can still take advantage of such opportunities by including the framed works of local artists at the arts-and-crafts fairs where you rent booth space to sell your framing products and services.
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conversations.value: What is two more paragraphs? End with the sentence ' But you must make sure that as often as possible when they see your work they will also see your name, address, and phone number.'.
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conversations.value: Get in touch with the local chapters of major fund-raising organizations, such as Ducks Unlimited, that stage annual banquets and auctions. Artworks of all sorts are popular at such events, and often these organizations have difficulty getting donated works matted, mounted, and framed in time for their festivities. Talk to the chapter chairman about doing some framing for them. You can offer your work at reduced prices, or you might even consider framing several items for the cost of the materials and donating your labor in exchange for the publicity you can gain.
  Make no mistake: people are going to see your work. But you must make sure that as often as possible when they see your work they will also see your name, address, and phone number.
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conversations.value: What is the last four paragraphs?
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conversations.value: Still skeptical? Well, when was the last time you saw top-quality frame molding at a local outlet for a buck a foot? But you're probably wondering if you can, in fact, produce frame molding at a rate of 100 feet an hour and at a cost of only 25 cents a foot. Let me remind you that I buy pine 1 × 4 at 25 cents a foot that I rip into 1 × 2, which I then turn into a basic, rustic box molding at a cost of 12.5 cents a foot. And I am able to turn this molding out at a rate of 200 feet an hour. So 100 feet an hour at a cost of 25 cents a foot was a deliberately conservative example.
  Visit art galleries and get the names of local artists. Then show the artists how they can save money buying mats and moldings from you. Chances are, you will find some artists who consider matting and framing a nuisance and an intrusion on their creativity. They might gladly turn over all such work to you.
  When you have saturated all the local markets, take your show on the road. Combine business with pleasure by taking a few days to see sights and visit potential customers outside your immediate vicinity.
  When your framing income matches or exceeds the income from your full-time job, that might be the time to take the plunge and make framing your profession. If you begin cautiously and proceed gradually, you should be able to avoid the hazards associated with operating a small business. With some planning, effort, and a little luck, you should be able to turn this interesting hobby into an enjoyable career.
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conversations.value: Delete the first sentence.
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conversations.value: Let me remind you that I buy pine 1 × 4 at 25 cents a foot that I rip into 1 × 2, which I then turn into a basic, rustic box molding at a cost of 12.5 cents a foot. And I am able to turn this molding out at a rate of 200 feet an hour. So 100 feet an hour at a cost of 25 cents a foot was a deliberately conservative example.
  Visit art galleries and get the names of local artists. Then show the artists how they can save money buying mats and moldings from you. Chances are, you will find some artists who consider matting and framing a nuisance and an intrusion on their creativity. They might gladly turn over all such work to you.
  When you have saturated all the local markets, take your show on the road. Combine business with pleasure by taking a few days to see sights and visit potential customers outside your immediate vicinity.
  When your framing income matches or exceeds the income from your full-time job, that might be the time to take the plunge and make framing your profession. If you begin cautiously and proceed gradually, you should be able to avoid the hazards associated with operating a small business. With some planning, effort, and a little luck, you should be able to turn this interesting hobby into an enjoyable career.