Photo Sharing Help Please!

[SaraJantsch]

Thanks

 

[tirediron]

You can't beat face-to-face. Once you've got the images edited and ready to present, load them up on a laptop and take them to the client and go through them slowly, ensuring they have lots of time to look at each one. Note any points or concerns they have, and when they're addressed, burn the final images to disc and present in a nice, professionally labeled case.

There are tons of photo sharing 'sites. Flickr and Photobucket are two popular ones. Facebook of course... Or, for very little money, you can create your own website with no restrictions on size, number of images or miserable EULA.

 

[SaraJantsch]

Thank you for your insight! I really appreciate it!

 

[KmH]

Heads up!

TPF's Rules and Regs prohibit multiple posts of the same thing.

TPF's rules and regs are found here: http://www.thephotoforum.com/forum/faq.php I'm not a mod/admin.

tirediron is referring to the fact that you face-to-face you are able to help the client get excited about the images.

The business of photography, is more about business than it is about photography.

Consequently a photography business owner needs business/marketing/promotion/people, and salesmanship skills to be profitable and sustaining. In a photography business, most of the business owners time is devoted to business tasks, not to doing photography.