How to price your templates? Is pricing always the most interesting topic? 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? Next tip. Danny (the statistician) PS. Please To View More >>

As a soon-to-be groom, here are a few questions I've asked myself while looking through some photographer websites... How do I know whether I can afford you if you don't give me an indication of how much you cost? How do I know whether I can use you if you don't tell me where you are? How do I talk to you if you don't give me your phone number or email address? Couples looking for a photographer want to know whether you're a possibility or not. And if you are... we want to talk to you (not fill out an online contact form and wait for your reply). Why frustrate us by hiding the precise information To View More >>

Talking to Photoshop via script can be a delicate process, so here's a few tips for exporting your high-res layouts from PJ for printing... • Open Photoshop before you start exporting. (Sometimes it takes so long to open PJ forgets who it's talking to.) • Close all other open images in Photoshop. • Make sure the Photoshop start screen is closed. • Let Photojunction and Photoshop do their thing. Keep your hands off that keyboard! Cheers, PJ Support To View More >>

James makes fabulous coffee. He brings in the beans, roasts them, cures the roast, grinds the roasted beans, and extracts the sacred juices. People know that he makes the best coffee you can get. Not many know why, or how. Not many people understand the difference between the brew they get from the Lyttelton Coffee Company and one from Anyoldcafe. They still have their coffee here because they love the food, or the staff, or the environment. Meanwhile in the background James is quietly fizzing over the arrival of some single source Cuban beans that will raise the coffee experience to another level. To View More >>

Our newest little feature has really helped promote the PJ Store, which pleases our bean counters. The store has been going long enough to start noticing trends, things that are working and things that aren't. If you're interested in promoting templates, over the next few days I'll blog about stuff I've noticed (mainly anecdotal but I think they'll help). Next post. Talk soon Danny To View More >>

[caption id="attachment_5211" align="alignnone" width="500" caption="Click image to watch on YouTube."][/caption] If pictures could talk what would they say? Kodak reckons they'd say, "Keep me, protect me, share me". We agree. Live forever. Cheers, Nigel To View More >>

The PJ support team is on the front line everyday. They know what's what, when and why, so we're giving them a weekly spot to comment on an issue they've been dealing with over the past week. I'd get it in the neck from them if I didn't kick off by reminding you that you can find answers to many of your PJ questions already online - so be sure to check out the Photojunction Website, Blog or Forum. We'll kick off by explaining how to register Photojunction on a second computer... Cheers, Nigel To View More >>

You know that all important first impression? Well for a lot of people, the first impression they'll have of your business is your online Yellow Pages listing, and we spotted an interesting way some of our clients are making the most of theirs... Yellow Pages gives you the option to add search terms to your listing, to help describe what products or services you offer. What we noticed was that some of our clients were adding terms like 'Queensberry' or 'Queensberry Albums' to their listing. It's a simple idea but a powerful one too. Aligning yourself with a well known or reputable brand is a great To View More >>

Last night we released PJ Remix version 1.32 beta. We're pretty excited about some of the improvements and we've already had some great feedback. In this version we've focused heavily on refining current features. Alignment's a big one... We've added anchors (dots) to the alignment lines to indicate which apertures are perfectly aligned with each other. And we've made the snap-to guides even stickier to ensure your apertures snap in to alignment from even further out. You may have also noticed the red notification symbol above the Photojunction Store link on the home page. That'll show you the To View More >>

When you contact Photojunction support about a issue you're having, Ian C, Christine or myself  always aim to get back to you within one business day. But if you're after a quicker fix, we'd suggest you check out the wealth of information we've got online first. Here are the best places to find specific information about Photojunction: Photojunction Support Forums: http://photojunction.com/forums/ Photojunction Blog: http://photojunction.com/blog/ Photojunction Remix help resource guide: http://photojunction.com/blog/remix/ Photojunction Website: http://photojunction.com/ The quickest way to find To View More >>