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New and noteworthy
Google now allows you to follow updates on any Web site even if it doesn’t have a really simple syndication (RSS) feed. In my opinion, RSS is one of the most underutilized and powerful Web tools available. Google has upped the game by making every site an RSS feed through their Google Reader. I’m thinking [...]
Posted: February 7th, 2010 under New Media, Photography news, Tools, blogging, email, review, social media.
Comments: 2
What matters now?
I consider Seth Godin to be a genius.
He has the ability to observe the business and marketing world, digest it, and then present it to us in a way we might never have considered on our own.
Seth just released an ebook. It’s written by more than 70 people who’ve created one-page essays that answer the [...]
Posted: December 15th, 2009 under Tools, ebooks, review.
Comments: 2
New Media Photographer Podcast 79
This week Rosh interviews influential digital marketing expert Mitch Joel.
New Media Photographer: A photographer who publishes to the web.
Time: 39:35
Podcast hosted by Rosh Sillars
This podcast is about new media, social media and digital marketing for the photographer.
Topics on this week’s show: Mitch Joel, Synectics Media website, The Driven Business, Social media in tradition search results, [...]
Posted: December 14th, 2009 under New Media, Twitter, podcast, review, social media.
Comments: 1
Main street can’t hide from Google Goggles
Over the last few years, businesses have discovered and enlisted social media as a word-of-mouth form of marketing. Many of these companies have been Internet-based or depend on their Web site to drive new business.
As we approach 2010, standard business practice demands at least a basic Web site. But, many business owners still consider the [...]
Posted: December 11th, 2009 under New Media, Tools, Web site, blogging, review, social media.
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Real-time search ramps up
Demand is growing for the most current information. Old information is the stuff that was posted last week; timely information is what was posted just a few seconds ago. Internet developers are responding.
Twitter is one of the best locations on the Web to find current information and opinion about a topic.
Sites like Google depend on [...]
Posted: December 9th, 2009 under New Media, blogging, review, social media.
Comments: 3
Do you know dpBestflow?
The American Society of Media Photographers (ASMP), fully funded by a grant from the Library of Congress, has created a Web site every photographer should have bookmarked: www.dpbestflow.org
If you have questions about digital photography best practices, creating a quality photographic workflow for your hobby or business, chances are this Web site will have the answers.
The project [...]
Posted: December 6th, 2009 under New Media, New Media photographer, Photography news, Tools, Web site, business, review.
Comments: 2
Blog like Jack Hollingsworth
Jack Hollingsworth has been a major champion of Twitter since opening his account in February 2009. Since then he has earned many fans and more than 10,000 followers. This month, he started a new blog.
Jack is a well-known, top stock photographer. Over the last couple years the stock photography market followed the financial stock market [...]
Posted: November 24th, 2009 under Photographer, Tools, Twitter, Web site, blogging, review, social media.
Comments: 4
Facebook for photographers
Facebook is your personal Internet address; are you home?
Not everyone needs a Web site or a blog, but everyone should have a home address on the Internet. Facebook has exploded over the last few years as the location of choice.
I believe it’s important to think of Facebook as your home address and act accordingly. Facebook [...]
Posted: November 19th, 2009 under New Media, Tools, blogging, business, review, social media.
Comments: 10
Fotomoto: Sell Your Photographs on your Web site
I have been recommending fotomoto.com for about six months. It’s an effective sales platform for photographers.
Fotomoto offers photographers an easy-to-use e-commerce solution directly on their Web site. Whether a photographer wishes to sell images directly from a traditional Web site or blog, Fotomoto has a solution.
You may recall me complaining during the summer about their [...]
Posted: November 17th, 2009 under Tools, Web site, blogging, business, review.
Comments: 12
Twelve unique cameras
Cameras are fun and exciting again.
Now that digital cameras are commonplace (offering more megapixels than most photographers need), video is becoming standard and ISOs are going through the roof — it’s time have fun with new features, design and style in our cameras.
There are more tools than ever for the new media photographer to enjoy. [...]
Posted: October 8th, 2009 under Equipment, Tools, Video, review, social media.
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