Post your website here!

It's basic, but it shows a little of my work.

http://mccabephotography.tripod.com/

PS: I like your rationale Rick!

Here's mine: http://www.ironbamboo.com

Moderator's Edit: This site contains explicit material.

Nice sites everyone.

Here's Mine

http://www.readingr.com

going sailing for a week so I'll look at them all when I get back.

Roger

And here's mine. Made from scratch by my hubby, who writes code. (all except the images and banner. I made those :D )
http://www.alisongreenwoodphotography.com/

I have a few different sites for different purposes:
http://fabledphotography.com/ is my architectural photography & virtual tour website
http://janehaas.com is used for my fine art photography and portraits

http://www.facebook.com/Thepointsurfpics is where mine are right now. Sometime in the next few months I would like to get my own site. I have been reading about running one and most say I should have a daily blog. Im not into blogs, at all. Is it really necessary?

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http://www.facebook.com/Thepointsurfpics is where mine are right now. Sometime in the next few months I would like to get my own site. I have been reading about running one and most say I should have a daily blog. Im not into blogs, at all. Is it really necessary?

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If you plan to do this as a profession, even part time, it's all about building relationships and getting your name "out there". Blogs give the opportunity to get new content in front of people on a regular basis. I'm not crazy about them either. I have one and although I don't update it as regularly as I should, it's another piece of the "branding" puzzle. Since I'm not always thrilled about writing "content" I chose a photo-blog format where I simply write a line or two about a shoot (when, where, etc.) and put some photos up from it. A website is a given these days - some work examples, and a way for potential customers to reach you.
A blog can be integrated or not. Mine is through tumblr and just linked. I like tumblr because it automatically posts to facebook and other social media sites in a single click (so if you're already posting regularly to facebook, using tumblr as the delivery method can send it out to twitter and send it out as an RSS feed (you can also propagate your blog automatically by subscribing to other RSS feeds for related stuff)

BTW: Threw another "like" your way on facebook :)

Thank you for the input. :thumbsup:

Mine's in my signature.

Hmm now this has me interested. Since I started taking pics and posting online for the 350z club I belong to, I've been watermarking my photos as copyrighted with my name and Flyinion Films i.e. www.flyinionfilms.com which is a website I started for video game videos that I've put together. Now I'm wondering if I should come up with something different for the photos or just maybe add an actual photo section to that site. The pics I've been posting online are actually on my personal site www.metallic-raven.com I'm only doing amateur stuff for now but trying to think ahead a bit if I ever started doing something business related. A new site & name would be as simple as the cheap name registration since I'd just build it on the same place the other two are hosted since it costs me nothing extra to do that other than buying the new domain name.

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Hmm now this has me interested. Since I started taking pics and posting online for the 350z club I belong to, I've been watermarking my photos as copyrighted with my name and Flyinion Films i.e. www.flyinionfilms.com which is a website I started for video game videos that I've put together. Now I'm wondering if I should come up with something different for the photos or just maybe add an actual photo section to that site. The pics I've been posting online are actually on my personal site www.metallic-raven.com I'm only doing amateur stuff for now but trying to think ahead a bit if I ever started doing something business related. A new site & name would be as simple as the cheap name registration since I'd just build it on the same place the other two are hosted since it costs me nothing extra to do that other than buying the new domain name.

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It's worth looking into. Since I do a lot of fashion stuff and live near Miami I picked up the domain name http://FashionFL.com to more specifically target those types of clients. For an extra $10/yr it's worth it to split that facet off as it's own entity (for me anyway)

Some nice websites on here.

If anyone doesn't yet have a website and wants one i had mine done for £200 including SEO ???? would be glad to pass info on.

Recently had a new site designed at a bargain price £200! for Design, Hosting, Domain name and SEO Keranda Studio - Home

This is my website. https://www.fusioninformatics.ae/
But I am doing SEO my own itself. I hope it is in a good position.

https://www.fusioninformatics.com/ is my website link, I'm working for fusioninformatics company as an SEO.