print prices spreadsheet ?
jchin
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Does anyone (maybe Smugmug can provide one) have a spreadsheet with the base cost of the products and a column for us to fill-in our selling price, with some calculated column of profit and percentage of profit?
This would greatly help me work up prices so that I can take advantage of the new coupon system.
Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
This would greatly help me work up prices so that I can take advantage of the new coupon system.
Any help would be appreciated. Thanks.
Johnny J. Chin ~ J. Chin Photography
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So just thinking that there could be something like that for our Smugmug pricing, but I realize that it is a rather complicated thing to do, what with all of the various differing prices we might want to assign to a single product accross multiple galleries, subcategories and catagories..
So I'm sure that this suggestion is on the list somewhere?!
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edit: just logged out, and you're correct...must've been logged in on her machine...whew!
disregard previous posts...keep up the good work SM!
I can see them from any machine regardless of have ever being logged in. That is how I knew the prices here and the markup before I signed-up for an account. I do think it needs to be buried a bit deeper in the site at least if not made so only pro accounts can see it.
This is an OLD discussion and Smugmug has made strides in this regard. They have hidden the prices from the linked pages at the bottom of their footer and they have the protection in place for the logged out user.
It's better than it was!
My opinion is that Smug has hit the happy medium of protecting us and being competitive in their marketplace on this one.
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We're actually pre-testing 'em right now. Hope to be in full-on testing soon!
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