Best Website Maker for Photographers: Squarespace? Zenfolio? Wordpress? Wix?

[@emodemosvideos]

Thank you guys! I'm just looking for a website to create a Photo Portfolio and this video was a good introduction.

[@emman5583]

Thank you so much for this info i really appreciate it a lot. I really like the way Brian made on his portfolio with the map that he went to. hope i can have that also or if i wanted how much it will cost in case i started my own website?

[@Groundhog11ish]

What do you think about Smugmug? There is AWS full back up storage, security, privacy and you can customize to make it a complete website with customization, add pages, etc. Thank you for any feedback.

[@blakehinds9978]

I use it but it really grinds my gears lol that I cant really get it to look the way I want :( but its grat overall!

[@ronaldorams]

I'm surprised they didn't talk about Smugmug either

[@TiMQiN]

This video just make sense! Thank you! Shouldve more views...

[@TommyTrentonJr]

nothing about wix??

[@swm6791]

"WIX" in the title of the podcast.. yet no mention or input of WIX in the ACTUAL content.. So far it's easiest to use for construction...

[@purelifephotos]

Thoughts on Photshelter?

[@MrGerardo1martinez]

Your channel is such a good source for photography information! When on the go, I tune into the podcast. Question- Which wordpress theme is being used for www.ImprovePhotography.Com?...It looks clean and is easy to navigate through.

[@hannaha.r.1437]

and wix?

[@ThomasDutour]

What about Adobe Portfolio?

[@JimHarmer]

Yeah, there are about two dozen others that we could have gone over, but we just decided to take the ones we're most familiar with. I have briefly looked at the Adobe solutions, but I don't have a full knowledge of them.

[@kirostar12]

I don't think WordPress is good for photography. You need to pay for every plugin over there and even you pay you don't receive the quality you should get. For example, if you are selling prints with the NexGen Pro gallery the customer is not able to see the image on the prints he is buying. Also, the SEO in Wordpress is not good. No chance to get organic traffic with there SEO. In Wix the SEO is much better in my opinion. And everything there is free and more customizable I found. Of course if you want to get real traffic to your website you need to pay a lot of money. And that's something nobody mention here :)

[@ronaldorams]

Really? I use Shopify to sell my prints. Squarespace is cheap and easier to use; however it just doesn't have the user base and support like Shopify or the ecommerce platform. I mean we do want to sell our prints after all.

[@Aaron-nn8vk]

I REALLY want to use shopify. However, I cannot find a decent plug in I like for photography.. Printful would be awesome if they didn't have wacky print sizes and left out the crucial ones that WORK... What are you using to sell your prints? I've used zenfolio for years and they just flat out suck, period.

[@mnash3]

Classic... I know a guy! Niiiiice.... Really just posting to say thank you thank you thank you!!!!! Your criticism of Word Press is on point! I gave WordPress a shot and it gave me the blues! Now, my crappy webhosting company deleted all of my photos during a quote unquote upgrading their servers which did not help my WordPress experience, but I was planning to get a photography webhosting site anyway so it is all good. Oh... I tend to ramble... Just a simple thank you and I made the jump to a basic plan with SmugMug. I do not sell photos, but SmugMug does have that feature. Much longer story... But I will say this... SmugMug is a beast and I am very happy. I just finished uploading easily 5,000 photos plus to my SmugMug site and I am in the process of completing my design. Good luck on your projects...

[@bh9262]

Smugmug anyone?

[@VaughnFelixMusic]

I use Zenfolio. I just really hateeeeee their mobile site.

[@jovannybenitez209]

What do you guys think of my website? This is my first year doing event photography, would love some feedback. bntzphotography.com

[@Pfsif]

Had to send everything back to ZF, their quality stinks.

[@voxframe2259]

I assume you're talking prints? Who did you use for printing with ZF? What was the quality problem?