You would be able to organize an event that had multiple functions. For instance - a sports photographer who photographs a tournament could have one event - ABC Tournament, then a second category underneath that - Day 1, Day 2, Day 3, etc. Then in each of those categories, have the ability to sort into even more categories like blue team vs red team, yellow team vs green team. That way a parent can go directly to whatever day they played, to whatever team they played instead of going thru the entire event. This also works for theatre (act 1, scene 1, etc), dance performances, competitions, mini sessions, etc. I think this would be very handy for any photographer. Thank you!

When sharing images on Twitter & Google+ from a client event page, the title of the post is the title of the event along with the name of the image being shared.

For instance, if the event title is "Jack & Jill's Wedding" and the image name is "Bride & Groom 001", the post will show as "Jack & Jill's Wedding - Bride & Groom 001".

However, when posting to Facebook, the title is just simply "View Event" and the description is the meta description for the whole storefront.

I would love to have the Facebook posts be consistent with the Twitter & Google+ posts, such that the title of the event (and maybe the image name - though not necessary) shows up as the title for the image being shared.

As for the description, I would ideally like to be able to add my own description on a per-gallery basis. But, I would settle for a general description for all galleries and I can live with it being the storefront meta description if I must.

Hi Guys, just been to BODAF and witnessed first hand the power of marketing in slideshows. What I highly suggest is a simple way of a slideshow link to first deliver to the client with images picked out by the photographer to music of the clients choice. All delivered in an elegant interface. The current external link to slideshows looks like internet circa 2006 and is not what I want associated with my brand. I'm positive doing this would lead to clients sharing the slideshow with guests and an increase in sales. Two photographers were using this technique with Vimeo and had filmed clients reactions when viewing 50 or so throat punching images. Thank for listening!

Emailed this to support and was told to suggest here.

I am trying to set up a product or print
set for a certain number of digital images. For example, I am offering a
mini session which includes 5 digitals. However, they will have the
option to purchase additional digital images on top of those 5 free
ones. My issue with the instant download option (that is set up under
each event where you designate an email address that is permitted to
download, and how many) is that I don't want people to mistakenly
download a photo and come back to me asking for a different one, and
then they end up with extra digitals. I also don't want them to
accidentally purchase a digital that they had already downloaded for
free and have to deal with refunds, etc.

I was thinking that the best way to do this would be to add a product
with the instant image download option and then limit it to 5 digitals.
Then they can choose their 5 free and any additional, add to their cart,
and it can all be done at the same time pretty seamlessly. However, when
I set this up under my products section, I get an error that the price
can't be $0, it must be $0.30 or more.

I've also tried to set something like this up through my Print Set
section; however, I see no way to limit the number available. It is
either they are all free, or they are all for a fee.

I've also considered providing a discount code, which I would really
prefer; however, I see no way to limit what that code can be used on (ie
instant digital downloads rather than prints).

I'd like to make this as simple as possible for my clients and I think
I've exhausted every option available searching for a way to do this. Do
you know of a way that I'm just not seeing?

In addition, I would like to offer $10 off a print order of $20 or more,
but again, I see no option to limit what the discount code can be used
for.