Does your website come with a way to monitor your statistics? If not, it should. Everyone who has a site should be monitoring how well your site is operating, and using this information to make adjustments to your pages. ...more

What do they want? When people visit a website they have a purpose in mind. The problem is each person that visits your site may have a slightly different purpose. How do you know what will reach them? How do you know what should be on your site to attract quality, potential customers?...more

Photographing weddings can be rewarding, challenging and stressful all the same time. While most events conclude with little fanfare, some precautions should be taken to prevent disaster. After photographing weddings and high-end social events for over 18 years, few surprises followed me. I was very prepared. My equipment (which included cameras, lenses, flashes, memory cards and battery packs) needed to be in great working order....more

As a photographer, is it better to photograph a variety of things, or is it better to specialize? Find out how to choose your focus in this article. ...more

It's not always about making massive change to your business. Sometimes it's about tweaking the little things that can have a profound impact. ...more

Every business has it. It's called the cyclical slow time. It may last for a month or even several months. But as a business owner, turning this time period into as short of a period as possible will help you become a stronger business. ...more

Creating a website for you photography business is very important and producing proper colors within the design should be well thought out. We found a great resource for selecting color....more

Directories are the connecting point between sellers and buyers. If you ever want points of contact for a particular product or service, finding a specialized directory should be your first stop. ...more

Question: I've been a photographer for a while now, and really want to make it my full time career. I've attended a large seminar/expo, and have seen quite a few successful photographers that offer products and programs. I've also hunted around online, and am overwhelmed at the information available to me. Who do I trust? Which program should I buy? If I buy yours, how do I know it will help me?...more

1. Submit your stock images to one of the many online stock agencies such as IStockPhoto. Stock companies allow you to build a bio page, and list links to other sites and information. Use this to selectively promote yourself to people that enjoy your work. 2. Send a press release to your local paper submitting a story idea......more