Which sites are the best of the best when it comes to organizing portfolios and stores?
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DWW25921 (
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November 2nd, 2012
I need something all inclusive and encompassing, you know what I mean? Some place where I can have everything in one place. I have a lot of sites, a lot of accounts… It’s getting confusing as I use them all for different things. I need to get organized!
I am trying my best to become a working scenic photographer. I know what you’re thinking and you’re probably right. I have made some sales here and there in spite of a saturated market. I do what I can do with what I have.
What do you think is the best way to consolidate my stuff? I reckon Fluther would be high on my list of good sites too. Any ideas for organization, let me know!
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Are you mostly interested in an online store for existing work? How about posting links to the Web properties you wish to consolidate, and listing those things not yet online but due for addition? I’m a Yahoo! Small Business Partner and develop on their Merchant Solutions Store package. That would certainly meet some of your needs, but if you want to sell photo stock and such, it might not be the best platform. Need more specifics.
@ETpro I have about 5 photography portfolios on different sites, plus 4 or 5 online stores. A few web pages and several personal accounts. I would love to be able to review them all on one page if it’s possible. I tried to give some examples but the system wouldn’t let me. Anyway, surly there’s something out there somewhere that can do this…
OIC @DWW25921. Facebook would be the natural place to organize such things if they gave you ANY level of control or reporting. I sort of use Google + for that.
But if you go that route, back up outside Google’s cloud, because the Giant in the room has a nasty habit of sitting on one of his projects now and then, and it gets re-ingested back up the cavity that pooted it out.
Interesting way of putting it. I will try Goggle+! :)
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