tim_hind

<p>I faced a similar dilemma a few weeks ago. I opted to go for the Portfoliositez template which works out at approx $120 per year. The sites are pretty good but what sold them to me was their customer service support which appeared to be excellent. Having contacted them a few times, they have lived up to expectations, I can't fault them. I live in England but the time difference doesn't matter, everything gets resolved within 24hrs!<br>

Their sites are Flash based but also have a HTML mirror, so you get the best of both worlds. I have since hired a SEO company to do some additional work to the site as I want it to be as Google friendly as possible so this has cost a few hundred pounds but still worth it. I can still add pics, text, change colours, etc so I'm pretty happy so far.</p>

<p>Have a look at my site if you aren't familiar with Portfoliositez. www.timhindphotography.co.uk<br>

Tim</p>

You could keep your prices the same but discount on product instead, similar to the BOGOF deals that supermarkets do. Ie: if she buys 4 she gets one free. You will not be reducing your prices, just giving her the impression she's getting a deal.

Tim