Change is constant.

Hello world! My name is Erik J. Heels, and I am the cofounder (along with Eric McCoy) of the Heels.com store for women’s shoes. We are making some changes to the Heels.com blog. The changes will be implemented over the coming days and weeks. While we’re keeping the blog running. Which is kind of like overhauling a car’s engine while you’re driving it down the street.

One change is that I’ll be blogging on High.Heels.Com. How frequently? I don’t know. But we are excited about continuing to build Heels.com into the premier destination for Women’s Shoes. I’m a firm believer in blogging and the corporate transparency it enables. I’ve been blogging since 2002 over at ErikJHeels.com, my main blog.

So for starters, hello! Thanks for your business, your blog comments, and your links. We’re looking forward to an exciting 2008 at Heels.com!

Your Shoe Addiction Secret is Safe with Us!

Shoeaholics is a blog by an admitted shoe addict. Here’s a blurb from Kim’s first Shoeaholics post in July 2006:

I have always had a love for shoes even a young age. I find the addiction is already carrying over into my three young daughters. I personally own hundreds of pairs of shoes, many of them still in boxes. I can’t resist a pair of shoes on sale that I may need to wear someday! So, if you have the same problem as me (and can admit it), I am here to help!

By a nineteen-year-old aspiring fashion writer who is determined to make it big in the fashion world.

Teenfashionista is a fun blog launched in June 2005 and written by (you guessed it) a teen fashionista named Casey Lewis.

Her resume resume is great and includes this blurb:

I believe every single thing you do in life needs a soundtrack. I dream about the day I can flee to NYC. I want to live in Bryant Park during Fashion Week. I could read fashion magazines all day, every day, and be completely content. I don’t care about who Jennifer Aniston is dating, why Britney Spears got divorced, or when Angelina is going to adopt; I do, however, care what they wore when it happened.

For the record, I think she’s 20 now, but twenty-something-fashionista doesn’t sound as good.