I had a few classes in photojournalis m (back when you developed pictures with that stinky fumey chemical stuff in a dark room where you could see what you were putting your hands in.)Â
that's a way cool website!!!! I'll have to tinker with that one with my quilts too. Thank you...you're terribly helpful.
The stinky stuff is the best! I loved developing my own photos. I really need to set up my darkroom... I have everything I need sitting in my garage with no where to put it
Etsy is the best! I will be selling my quilts on there also. I am going to focus on baby quilts and blankets. My page is coastalquilts.
etsy.com but it's not set up yet.
If I were you I would volunteer and the local shelters taking digital pics of the animals for petfinder and then maybe you can work out some kind of deal with them where your name gets the photo credits or you're allowed to hand out business cards or something. might be an easy way to get your name out there... I would also try getting booths at local flea markets, craft fairs, festivals, etc. to show off your work and hand out business cards.
But I think the absolute most important this is to have a professional, clean, easy to use website that people will feel comfortable using. I find myself steering clear of anyone that has a poorly made, or free hosted (popups and ads on the webpage like geocity) webpages because it looks like they did not have enough time or energy to devote to it so how do I know if their product is any good. I definitely think you are on your way to a great website. What are you using to create it? Do you know HMTL?