online sales

[eduardo_barrento]

<p>Hi,<br>

I was wondering how many of you sell online, and what kind of softwear/shopping card do you use, or where you store your photos...<br>

Yes, I did some research but it seems that all post are kind of old. Thanks for answers.<br>

Eduardo</p>

[aimee_pieters]

<p>I'm partial to the prolabs like Miller's , H&H and Collages.net. They offer full service. Your customers can see the images, order them and pay for them. Then the lab fulfills the order, ships it to your customer and you get paid. Nice way to make money with NO work...-Aimee</p>

[thomas_wortman]

<p>I agree with Aimee, prolabs are the way to go. I set up a website with Zenfolio.com and all my prints are done through Mpix.com. Zenfolio is a good place to start if you want to start a website, its clean and simple. Theres many many options u can do for page layout, what is visable and not visable in the gallery's, and set up is a breeze.</p>

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<p>Thomas</p>

[damon_billian]

<p>I briefly worked in the fulfillment industry (long/short story) & created this list: http://www.damonbillian.com/2009/10/06/resources-for-selling-your-photographs-online/<br>

SmugMug and Zenfolio seem to be fairly commonly used options across all of the forums and social networking sites I've been active on.</p>

[eduardo_barrento]

<p>Thanks for all your answers. I think smugmug is fine, but they are not well prepared for europeans: lack dimensions in meters or Euro payments... Zenfolio looks cool too, but the websites examples are not very pretty...</p>