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Article: For Your Photo Business To Thrive, Know Your Customers.Almost all customers for photo and other boutique businesses fall into one of these five categories

What customer types do you have--Big Fish, Steady Eddies, Matchmakers, The Choir, or Taste Testers? In this excerpt from their book Worth Every Penny (Greenleaf), Sarah Petty and Erin Verbeck describe how to tell what kind of customers you have, and how to best approach each type.

Blog: The Online Glossary of Digital Photography is a great resource.There are so many terms and concepts to grasp in digital photography and this microsite from Rocky Nook explains tons of them!

Blog: Thoughts on the Future of Photo Books (And books in general).What will Photo Books look like in 2019?

Blog: What the Duck, a W.T. Duck Collection, Quacks Me Up.The second collection of comics featuring Aaron Johnson's camera-toting curmudgeon is chock full of photocentric humor.

Article: Why You Should Self-Publish Your Photo Book.Self-publishing books, thanks to the Internet and computer technology, has never been easier.

Most photographers dream of accomplishing two things in the publishing world: Having their work appear in National Geographic or other magazines and showcasing their photography in a coffee table book. I can’t help you with the first one but can with the second.