how does one print cards for a customer? suggestions, please!?
rosselliot
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does anyone have experience have mpix in printing greeting cards? are they glossy? cause they have the best price BY FAR, all the others are upwards of $2 a print.
so if I decide to use that service, how do I do it for the customer? would I get them to tell me what picture they want, and order them myself, and charge them enough to where I get profit from the sell of the cards? for example, the cards for one set is $20, then I get them to tell me what picture they want, I order the cards, and charge them $30? is that how y'all do it?
I'd appreciate any help or advice! I've never been a photographer during christmas, and I'd like to tap into that market.
thanks!!!!!!!!
- rE
so if I decide to use that service, how do I do it for the customer? would I get them to tell me what picture they want, and order them myself, and charge them enough to where I get profit from the sell of the cards? for example, the cards for one set is $20, then I get them to tell me what picture they want, I order the cards, and charge them $30? is that how y'all do it?
I'd appreciate any help or advice! I've never been a photographer during christmas, and I'd like to tap into that market.
thanks!!!!!!!!
- rE
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My Equipment:
Canon EOS 5D w/ battery grip
Backup Canon EOS 30D | Canon 28 f/1.8 | Canon 24 f/1.4L Canon 50mm f/1.4 | Sigma 50mm f/2.8 EX DI Macro | Canon 70-200 F/2.8 L | Canon 580 EX II Flash and Canon 550 EX Flash
Apple MacBook Pro with dual 24" monitors
Domke F-802 bag and a Shootsac by Jessica Claire
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