Tag : Selling photos online

Sell Your Photos Online The Easy Way

Posted by Benoit Maurel at 3:09 pm

Start selling your photographs, packages, prints, and digital files in less than 10 minutes and without any technical knowledge!
PhotoMerchant© is the easy & affordable way to sell photos on your own website.

Create a new website with our gorgeous website templates or customize to fit your existing photography site. Watch our 2 min feature tour video and start our Free 14-days Trial here

No need to worry about programming, template design, hosting, shopping cart setup, print fulfilment integration. We have done it all for you!

Choose amongst our great range of beautiful templates, upload your photos, set your pricing, and you’re ready to go.
All from $9 per month only (view pricing here) – Try us for free today, it takes less than 10 min!

Born in the USA

Posted by Kain Tietzel at 11:15 pm

Today marks a very large milestone in the development of the PhotoMerchant service. Not only have we launched a brand new website with a greatly simplified sign up process, we have also launched our service offering into the United States of America. This means that American photographers can now take full advantage of our Free 14 Day Trial and start selling photos online through their PhotoMerchant portfolio, website and store.

1. New Plans & Pricing
2. Free Photographers SEO Book
3. New Features

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Lessons learned launching a start up

Posted by Elmar Platzer at 11:00 pm

Are we there yet? How many times must I have put this question to my very talented partners in crime, Derek (co-founder and CTO) and Kain (Creative and Marketing Director)? Wind back the clock to September 2007. It was two years ago when Derek and I met at my home to discuss a number of start up ideas. After some discussion we settled on pursuing two opportunities. Opportunity one was to develop an online sales tool for photographers, a project Derek had been toying with for almost a year, and opportunity number two isn’t even worth mentioning as it lasted a mere three weeks. We learned very quickly that a) you need focus and b) things generally require a lot more time and effort than you think.

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Work goes on…

Posted by Derek Clapham at 7:50 am

Our blog’s been quiet for a while, but over at the PhotoMerchant offices, it’s anything but quiet.

We’re still powering away on PhotoMerchant and looking forward to release. Our alpha-testers have given us some truly valuable feedback, and we’ve also been busy meeting and talking to people about PhotoMerchant. We’re looking forward to releasing PhotoMerchant in the near future, slowly at first… we’ll get some more feedback from our Alpha group and see what you think.

Here are a few hints about the features we’re currently working on:

• Print-shop integration in Australia and US (with more to come…) – this means that when your customers order prints, PhotoMerchant can automatically send the order to your local print house and the prints will be delivered direct to your customers!
• International currency support: you – and your customers – can carry out your transactions in your local currency.
• Usability testing our member interface: exciting stuff! Our latest interface designs are being tested for usability and we’re looking forward to offering you a sleek, simple interface.
• Bigger selection of web-store design templates: we’re creating a selection of templates so you can customise the look of your web store.

We’ll keep updating you with the latest developments at PhotoMerchant – each day, we’re a step closer to sharing the product with you, and we’re looking forward to it!

Creative challenge: dream up the ultimate photography system

Posted by Derek Clapham at 2:19 pm

I hope by now you’ve all had the chance to read my last long post about PhotoMerchant alpha testing.  We’re still accepting alpha-testers, so if you’re interested, drop me an email.

Since then, we’ve been pretty busy working on the development of PhotoMerchant. The last post gave you a good outline of the features you can expect to see in the application. Right now, we’ve got the core structure and functionality working, and we’re focusing on some of the advanced features and the interface development as well as printing house integration for 4 countries.

To give you some more context around the application, PhotoMerchant is Keep Reading…