You’ll find the link to it on the Photojunction home screen (bottom right corner in case you missed it).

You can search for templates by size (14×10), orientation (Horizontal) and style (simple), or by the template designer if you know who they are.

Here’s a bit more info about the Photojunction Store. And if you’re interested in selling your own templates, here’s a blog post worth reading.

HTH

PJ Support Team

PS Check out Danny’s 437 tips to boosting your template sales!

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And do you know how many people have downloaded Photojunction since we made it free? I didn’t think so.

But that adds up to a big market … and you already have the templates. All you need to do is add them to the Store.

Just do it.

Cheers, Danny (motivational expert).

There you go … #437 … just a few gaps to fill in. Got more?

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Prices too high? Lower them.

Reckon you can charge more? Raise them.

Want to jazz up your blurb? Do it.

Want more templates per collection? Or to include more thumbnails? Or add thumbnail images…?

Well you might need to delete the old product and add a new one.

But it’s quick and easy and worth the effort to get it right.

Cheers, Danny (the pragmatist).

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And don’t just talk about your own templates. Talk about the “Photojunction Store” itself. More in the Store. The more the merrier.

Danny (social media man)

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Then make yours better

Danny (sneaky businessman)

I’m serious. How many businesses don’t check out what’s working for the competition?

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Album Companies (eg “Queensberry”,”KISS”,”graphistudio” etc)

Album Formats (eg “10×10″,”12×12″,”10×14″ etc)

Orientation (eg “Vertical”, “Horizontal”, “Landscape” etc)

And dare I say it, “Free” is pretty popular.

Our search feature looks through most of text that you enter when you set up the product you’re selling (eg title, description, author, search tags etc).

Cheers, Danny (SEO expert)

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Or do combo deals. Three for the price of two etc. (You’ll need to create a separate “product” as the store won’t let you discount.)

Danny (sales coach)

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There’s two sides to this one, but I think showing too few is a mistake.

There’s a fear that people will copy them if you show too many…

I understand, but people are buying templates to save time so I wouldn’t worry too much.

I’d show at least 25% or so of my templates – enough to get a good idea of what you’re offering.

Danny (how about that – up to Tip #92 already)

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Danny (feeling factual today – no frills)

PS Of course you need permission to use the images. That’s why Team PJ’s own templates are blank. But they’re free, so people don’t mind.

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Undercut? Over the top? You’re a photographer, so you know how to charge

Well I think there’s an argument for quite a few approaches so I’ll give you a few facts to help set your price.

- The mean sale in the Store has been about $37 US dollars.

- The median is $35 US dollars.

And there seem to be two sweet spots to get volume, $25 and $50.

Of course, there are exceptions, with some templates listed for $150 – $180. Maybe you don’t need to sell much to be happy at those prices?

More tips to come.

Danny (the statistician)

PS. Please ask me the difference between mean and median

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