In the spirit of steady improvement, today Snapm has launched a simple international search feature. There aren't very many international photographers on the site yet, so now you can simply narrow down your search by country. As more photographers join the site outside the US, we'll improve the search as necessary.
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Today Snapm is announcing "Power" accounts for photographers who are looking to boost their online presence and grow their business. Currently priced at $9.95/year (or less than $1/month), the Power account includes the following features:
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Today we've released a simple, but often requested feature, which allows you to list yourself in the Snapm directory even if you aren't currently available for hire. Maybe you have a full month coming up and you don't have time to accept any photography jobs, or perhaps you want a public portfolio to list on school applications but you aren't looking to get hired. Now you can simply set yourself as unavailable, and your profile will still be viewable. Your online reputation will still be in tact.
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Today is another big day at Snapm as we've launched our new booking system. This means that our photographers can now get booked for photography jobs and paid for doing what they love. As with all things we release, right now the booking system is relatively simple, but we plan to expand it every day to support more and more features that our users request. Right now it works as follows:
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As of today you can now upload multiple photos at once to Snapm using our new flash uploader. This is a long overdue feature, but it should make album creation a whole lot quicker. Last week we released Flickr importing, and combined these two features should let you get all your best shots into your portfolio in just a couple of minutes.
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Snapm is pleased to announce that you can now easily import your best Flickr photos directly into your portfolio. We got overwhelming feedback from our early users that this was the one feature that they wanted most. To import photos from Flickr simply create or edit your portfolio project and instead of choosing "Upload Photo To Project" choose "Import Photos From Your Flickr Account." We've also upped the number of photos per project to 18. Let us know if you need more.
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