You recently finished a shoot. The client hired you, and paid your nominal session fee (somewhere in the range of $50 – $250, most likely). You spent hours editing the 125+ images you shot. You showed them the images, and, as you were flipping through your beautiful work, they told you they were on a [...]
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I’ve avoided writing about Google+ for ages because frankly, I’m annoyed that there’s another thing I have to learn and do. However, if you’re serious about getting new clients online, you can’t ignore Google+ any longer. I’ve spent the last few weeks studying Google+ so I could tell you exactly what you need to do [...]
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Pay Up: Facebook is Holding Your Fans Hostage
One of my biggest pet peeves over the last year has been all the hype about Facebook suddenly charging people to show up in newsfeeds when in reality nothing had changed except that they added the option to get even more views by paying. So you’d get the same views or more, but not less [...]