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Archive for June 2010
Ask the Photo Business Coach: Should I Add a Client List to My Web Site?
Tweet In this installment of “Ask the Photo Business Coach,” I answer the following question submitted by Marleen De Backer of Eden Studio Photography: “Do you think a commercial photographer should have a client list on their Web site?” Tweet
Previous Stories
- Why Photographers Shouldn’t Hate Creative Commons
- My Eight Simple Rules for Digital Image Alteration
- Using Flexible Pricing to Upsell Wedding Photography Clients
- Wedding Photography Packages: A Variety of Approaches
- How Much Should You Charge to Shoot a Wedding?
- Exactly How Many Images Are Available Online?
- Eye on Image-Making: My Visit to the Newseum
- When Buying Software Overseas Is This Hard, No Wonder Piracy Is Rampant
- Is HDR Imaging Ethical for Photojournalists?
- At Too Many Museums, It’s Check Your Camera at the Door
- What Should You Charge a Client Who Wants to “Go Viral” with Your Images?
- In the Digital Race, Publishers Lose Sight of Quality
- Fleeing Snipers and Soldiers in Bangkok
- How Close Is Close Enough?
- For Photographers, Patience Has Its Rewards
- Notes from the VisCom Classroom: The Multitasking Generation
- Go Beyond Taking Photos to Explore Your Creativity and Expand Your Business
- Photographers, Be Sure You Have a Backup Plan