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Social Photo Podcast #6: Family Photo Sharing, WordPress 2.9, and a Couple Funny Sites

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Episode 6 of the Social Photo Podcast is ready. Hosts Aaron Hockley and Lyza Danger Gardner talk about photo sharing with family, WordPress 2.9, a contest, and a couple fun new sites for photographers’ amusement. This episode is around 10 minutes.

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Share Easier: the Eye-Fi Card

This is a Sponsored Post written by me on behalf of Eye-Fi. All opinions are 100% mine.
Our poll last week indicated that 95% of the readers of Social Photo Talk use photo sharing sites such as Flickr or even Facebook. It’s a bunch of fun to share photos with friends, family, and clients, but [...]

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[Poll] How Do You Upload to Photo Sharing Sites?

As part of some upcoming discussion on social photo workflow for the podcast, we’d love to know how you usually upload photos to photo sharing sites:

What is your primary method for uploading photos to photo sharing sites (Flickr, SmugMug, etc)?(online surveys)

Thanks!

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Social Photo Podcast #4: What to Tweet, Holiday Gifts, Upcoming Poll on Workflow

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We’ve published the fourth episode of the Social Photo Podcast. Hosts Aaron Hockley and Lyza Danger Gardner talk about what (and what not) to tweet, holiday gifts for a social photographer, and a heads up about an upcoming poll on workflow. This episode is just under 9 minutes.

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Social Photo Podcast #2: @dailyshoot and Sharing Work Online

Here’s the second episode of the Social Photo Podcast. Hosts Aaron Hockley and Lyza Danger Gardner talk about the @dailyshoot project as well as a variety of issues surrounding sharing work online. This episode is just over 10 minutes.

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@dailyshoot (on Twitter)
@dailyshoot (backstory)
Google’s stance on watermarked images

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Kick Your Photography Business to the Next Level with Animoto

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Today we feature a guest post by Dale Chumbley, a photographer who writes a Clark County Real Estate guide.
Today I hope to add another tool to your toolbox that will kick your business up a notch. A tool that will take your images and creativity and make them POP even more. Something that [...]

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Flickr’s Galleries: Sharing the Work of Others

I had a great post set for today about a website and link sharing project, but we’ll postpone that for a day to talk about something that caught me by surprise. Yesterday Flickr launched a new feature called Galleries. Read the announcement on the Flickr blog for more details, but the idea is [...]

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Flickr Permanently Deletes Yet Another User Without Warning

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Flickr seems to be getting aggressive about deleting accounts. Last week I wrote about the fact that Thomas Hawk was banned from their forums for pointing out situations where Flickr’s staff had made nonreversible deletions of members’ accounts. Today I learned of another deletion, that of San Antonio realtor Matt Stigliano, aka @rerockstar. [...]

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Easy Sharing Assignment

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If you haven’t already done so, go leave a meaningful comment or three on some photos on a photo sharing site. Whether you prefer Flickr or SmugMug or Picasa or another site, go find some photography that evokes some emotion and leave a comment for the photographer.

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Social Media is about Conversation

What makes social media, well, social? Conversation. Traditional media and marketing is one-way, aimed at sending a controlled message in one direction: towards the target audience. Tools that are described as social media are bidirectional, allowing the person who was originally in the recipient role to engage in a dialog with the [...]

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