From: Scott Loveless > John Sessoms wrote:
>> >> In the longer term, I plan to create my own website. This is to be >> for a photography business - weddings & portraiture most likely, >> with some fine art. >> > I really think you need to use something other than a free photo > hosting site for this sort of thing. Web hosting is cheap, however, > and you have lots of options. I use 1and1.com. It's cheap and their > front end is easy enough to use. It's a big, faceless organization > and, fortunately, I haven't had any problems. If you're running a > business you might want to spend a bit more to go with a smaller host > that has real, live people to talk to. Right. Badly worded, but two different questions in one post. One solution for image posting for lists, family and friends, etc. That's the short term need. In the longer term, I need a different solution for hosting a web site. I do know I'll need to pay a host to get an adequate site for commercial use. But, that's about all I know so far. Well, I do know I'm gonna' get someone to help develop the web site itself instead of trying to do it by myself. I don't want to spend my time being a web developer; I want to take pictures and have people buy them ... while I travel some and hopefully take more pictures people will want to buy. My problem with the web hosting area is I'm still very un-informed, to the point of not knowing even what questions to ask. What should I look for in a host? More fundamentally, where might I look to educate myself so I know what questions to ask? -- PDML Pentax-Discuss Mail List [email protected] http://pdml.net/mailman/listinfo/pdml_pdml.net to UNSUBSCRIBE from the PDML, please visit the link directly above and follow the directions.
