One of the things we do at Pictage is a LOT of testing, which allows us to gain insights like these: 1) You sell more prints when customers view full size vs. thumbnails 2) Site background color (black or white) has no impact on sales 3) Folders have a MAJOR impact on sales Recently we completed
Archives for February 2009
Mingle with Engle & The Carlsons
Today’s interview is with our fabulous Nashville PUG leaders, Peter and Whitney Carlson of Dove Wedding Photography. Describe your photography style or words that describe your brand? We want our photographs to capture the essence of the day‚ the funny moments, the happy moments, the moments when people cry. We also want our photographs to
Pictage Podcast – Will Jacks
Today we bring you a podcast and video with the very well known Pictage photographer, Will Jacks. On this episode, he will talk about how focusing on personal projects will help you find your voice and stay connected with your passion. We’ll discuss ways to create and present this work, and how you can leverage
We heart our clients!
Just wanted to give a huge shout out and thank you to all our wonderful clients, speakers, and vendors for our best WPPI yet! We have hundreds of photos so we’ll let you know as soon as they are live. Here are a few from the booth taken by Leo Flores.
Ask & Learn today with Robert Evans
Please join us for this week’s Ask and Learn with Robert Evans, Live on the Forums today, February 11th, 4pm – 6pm Pacific Time. Session Topic: “Time to play on the wedding day ” Robert will cover how to get better images on the wedding day by getting couples to see each other 3 hours
Pictage Podcast – Robert Evans
Today’s podcast features Los Angeles celebrity photographer and founder of Photography Mentor, Robert Evans. On this episode, Robert will cover how to get better images on the wedding day by getting couples to see each other 3 hours prior to the ceremony for photos, as well as educating photographers on how to avoid all the obstacles that seem to cut
Pictage Podcast – Jay Goldman
Today’s podcast features Los Angeles photographer Jay Goldman. In this episode, Jay will elaborate on his presentation topic: 10 tips to surviving a career in photography. He explains what “20 years in the trenches” taught him, from how to deal with problem clients to the hidden costs of running a studio. (Also, if you haven’t