LIME’s Happy Hour : Episode 7
January 30th, 2009 at 12:47am
Here is Episode 7 of LIME’s Happy Hour. Now Pieter is back from Austria, things are back to normal. As always we hope you enjoy it and we are hoping to get lot’s of feedback from all of you using the comments or by sending us an e-mail.
In this Episode :
- What’s up with LIME ? What have we been doing the past week & what have got in store for you in the near future ? This is where you’ll find out !
- Dear LIME In this section we will be answering your questions. Got a question ? Please send it to us @ dearlime@squeezethelime.com
We’ll be talking about graphic tablets, lenses, calibration and much more. - The feature segment Every week we will be talking about one specific subject, this week we will be talking about ‘marketing on a budget’. Next week, we will talk more about it and tell you how the internet and social media works for us.
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Hey guys, thanks for answering my question about the workshop!
About the calibration of the monitor: I have the same ‘problem’ that my pictures look different on other (mostly cheaps) monitors but it’s not only the calibration that counts, it’s also the light in the room that’s important when reviewing pictures on screen of print.
Serge a.k.a. The Shadow
Hello Bert and Pieter,
Thanks for answering my question as well. I will get I good monitor and a calibration tool. Currently I’m working on a laptop that gives different pictures at any angle. It won’t be cheap, but it will give my reliable result and some inner peace :D.
The part of this podcast you talked about marketing will be very useful for other photographers. I use the same marketing tool as Bert (now and then print a photo and give it away). Another way of very good marketing is verbal marketing your clients do. People talk about the good experience they had.
Thanks once more for a great podcast.
Hi Bert,
Just a correction when you mentioned.. marketing mix refers to the 4 P’s, which are: Product, Place, Price and Promotion.
I guess what you meant was you wanted a diverse set of advertising campaigns in order to have far more “reach” of the market.
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I think I am at the same point in my skills as the example you gave where you said you learned so much after going to a class I think I have gone as far as I can on my own and from reading and self teaching you have inspired me to take a serious look at some classes