Photo website change….
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With the new clothing company started (products coming soon) I decided to merge my photography site with the clothing site in hopes that they will feed off of one another. Could you guys give me some feedback on the menus and overall look please. I hope to have this a one stop shop for everything related to fly fishing…clothes, travel, photography, blog, ect.
I am pretty stuck on merging the two, but if some of you guys have any input on why I should keep the two separate I would love to hear it.
http://www.mcjphotography.com/pixelpost (this will eventually fall under twintailphotography.com for SEO)
Thanks,
Matt
www.mattjonesphotography.com
Put simply, I don’t think it’s a good idea to merge the two.
You have 2 very different missions – one is to sell clothing, the other is to sell photography. At least that’s what it appears to be.
I just doesn’t make sense to me.
Clothing – yes – in its own website.
Stock photography and services – yes – at its own website.
I believe in separating out your offerings. I went so far as to separate my “retail” photography from my “commercial” photography, and hope the right people find the right site. It can be enticing to combine products, but I am going to agree with Kendal. Now, if I had just known this when my first site went live in 1994! Shannon
PS – linkage can pull all this together for you anyway
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