selling personalised email photos?
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What are you asking here?  Are you selling them? or are you looking on information to sell them?\n\nClarity works wonders.\n\n***\n\nEDIT\n\nI can't say that I have ever heard of anyone selling email photos, but you could always tell people to send you check or money order for them and you will email the image to them.  I don't really see how that will make a lot of money, since that person could then, very easily, email that image to everyone and you loose out on residual sales.  I think you best option is going to be to sell real prints.  Sure, someone could scan it and then email it to everyone, but most people don't want to go through the trouble of doing it.  Plus, any digital image that will be good enough (as in file quality) to print will have to be so huge that it could take an hour for those on dial-up (and yes there are still people on dial-up) to get it.\n\nHere are a couple of people who sell online images.\n\nCafePress will allow you to sell photos, calendars, mugs, shirts, etc. with your image on it, prices vary between $4.99 to $17.99.  The section for prints and greeting cards is:\nhttp://www.cafepress.com/cp/customize/?id=7\n\nPhotographica has a store section that allows you to sell photos that you have posted on their site.  You set the price (they take a very small percentage off the top if I remember correctly) and can have a link from your site to your store on their site.  Not a bad deal, but depending on the type of photo you are selling, this may not be for you (they really frown on "adult" material - for example, but some do have some very good artistic nudes).  Their site for the store it:\nhttp://www.photographica.org/store\n\nThen there is e-Bay.  I don't know a lot about that, but it works well for hundreds of thousands of people a day.  They have an auction site for photos at http://photography.search.ebay.com/photos_Stock-Photography-Footage_W0QQfromZR4QQfsooZ2QQfsopZ2QQsacatZ21198QQssPageNameZWLRS and of course you know you set the price there and they take a bit off the top.\n\nThen there is Yahoo! Photos (http://photos.yahoo.com).  purchase online and pick up at Target or have them delivered to you.  I am not so sure that I would go with that option, but it doesn't hurt to look into it.\n\nGood luck.  When you get it set and start to offer for sale, let me know, I am always interested in seeing what other photographers are doing.
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make them your self on the computer and email it
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Mailing as a attachment. You can keep your privacy.
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Try SellItInSalina!com.  You can upload a picture and the listings are uploaded to Froogle for worldwide exposure.
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most email clients let you email photos to yourself from your phone. If your carrier supports it send the picture to youremailaddress@youremailplace.com
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Personalised service.
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Or you could do something easier and build a blog. \nI use http://www.smartpunters.com because they're free and let me upload 200mb worth of files. :)\n\nI used it to send 120mb worth of pics to my mom in Texas since it was too big to email, lol
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You should already have them in 'my pictures' under 'your documents'. If not, put them there and when you go to browse for something to send, go into that folder and there they are. Make sure you click on the photo and then hit open or it won't transfer it to the email. Good luck!!
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It is by using some email clients like Outlook, Thunderbird etc. You can also configure your outlook and do the same. I thnk now yahoo is also offering the same feature using photo mail.
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http://www.neigo.com\nYou can do both blog and upload your photo images for free here. They have very good security for images and post. If you set your album as private or content, other user can not see your album's images or content unless you allow them to see it. Best of all, the message and feedback feature allow you to contact your friend or other user directly easily. After you sign up, your URL address will be "username.neigo.com". Easy to remember and you can share it with your friends. Customise themes and title allow you to set up your personal style for the interface.
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don't put too many pictures on one email. put like 3 at a time
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I sell emails. capellafella@yahoo.com
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Verisign offers a secutiry package that allows you to verify the person that is sending you the email is indeed that person.  Inadition to email certification (called a key), they also offer the abilty to use their s/w services to host a site to sell your products / services.\n\nPlease go to the link below to view the services they provide.
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there r companies which provide email address of other companies. they charge a minimal amount but that might be very useful for u. look for any in ur area.
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Yes with Yahoo there are plenty of things you can do with email. You can use different colors and use an address book and alot of stuff. If you need to know more feel free to email me @ kelcbell22@yahoo.com
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1.  Put out an email newsletter that provides useful information.  For example, I subscribe to a few newsletters sent out by online stores that interest me.  One is Woodcraft (a merchant with a good web presence and good bricks and mortar stores).  Their site, as well as their newsletter, provide good how-to info and some links to project plans, etc.\n\n2.  Make sure your audience is truly targeted and wants to read your email -- Put up a way, on your site or at your business location, for a customer to sign up for your email newsletter/catalog.  Also, make sure there's a very easy way to unsubscribe.  It does no good to annoy people.  They just might decide to come back at a later date.  That is, unless you annoy them.  You could actually lose sales by spamming people.\n\n3.  Once you've accomplished the two points above, provide coupons or sale codes in your email.  Folks love a good sale.  You might also try contests.  Using Woodcraft as an example again, they hold carving contests every year -- Best Santa wins.  It's a lot of fun and while I don't carve, I enjoy going to the site to look at the entries.\n\n4.  Follow all laws, rules and regulations -- CANSPAM, although it's mostly useless, does have some rules you need to follow.  For example, having a real postal address and a way to unsubscribe.\n\nIf you offer merchandise or services I'm interested in, I just might sign up, but don't feel offended if I don't.  It only means I'm not one of the customers you should target.  Not wasting bandwidth on non-customers is good for me, good for you and good for the millions of potential customers that are out there.\n\nGood luck!
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Yes. I have used photos.yahoo.com and I have couple of albums in there. I have also shared, invited people to my album. \n\nThe trick is you should keep the photos less than 700K of size to use it effectively.\n\nWhat exactly you want to know. Please do specify here and message me from my profile, I will update the answer.\n\n.:Fishie:.