I was reading the Strobist Blog today and found this article fascinating. Check it out if you get a chance.

Making a living $0.40 at a time just seems like a failing business model, but when your selling 2000 images a day, I guess you can push through it. After seeing this post on the Strobist I checked out Yuri’s blog and I was pretty impressed with that as well. Check it out here

Very well spoken and clearly on top of his game. I don’t think it’s for me but I will definitely look at stock differently from now on.

The videos are great and the concept of making stock work just captured my attention. Hope you like it.

    I was running through my morning blog readings and I came across a post on Rob Galbraiths Blog “Digital Photography Insights” that made me question my choice of camera manufacturer. Something that I have been doing a lot in recent weeks.

    For the full story, click the screenshot above or visit Rob Galbraith’s Digital Photography Insights Blog.

    One of my many goals for this summer is to get my website on the first page for anyone searching for a “Boston Photographer”. This isn’t as easy as some people have led me to believe but over the coming months I will be posting about everything that I am doing to improve my ranking. For those of you that don’t know, this is know as Search Engine Optimization or SEO.

    For starters, I have changed all of my page titles. This is what appears at the top of the window to tell you which page it is as well as what shows up in the header for the search results. My pages were previously titled “MWynne.com Photography – Page” (Page being Home, About, etc.) This made my ranking jump for people that search for “mwynne” or “mwynne photography” but for all the people out there that don’t already know who I am… it wasn’t doing much good. Now my titles are “MWynne.com Photography | Page | Architectural, Editorial and Lifestyle Boston Photographer”. Basicly I have just thrown in some more keywords for the crawlers to find.

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