What photo restoration/retouching business websites have you come across that you really like? And why?
Here's the idea:
Post the URLs of restoration/retouching business websites you like, and why you like them. We all go there and learn.
I'm not talking about the quality of their restoration/retouching. This is the Business forum, so I'm talking about the way they approach the customer. And don't bother with the sites for our own members. We already know how great we are
If you agree, and like their site, don't forget to email them and tell them (imagine how you'd feel if you got such an email).
Here's a few to start:
http://www.maine.com/photos/Welcome.html
His website design isn't that great, kind of clunky in fact, but I do like the way he "talks" to the customer, and he has many resources available for folks to learn about the topic in general.
http://www.picturefix.com/
A pretty generic site, but I love the way they superimpose before/after shots for their buttons and example links.
http://www.photo-restoration.co.uk/
Quite charming, and I like the way they offer varied services besides straight restores. They also seem to value customer satisfaction, and that's the most important thing a site needs to project.
So, hit the search engines and start exploring. And don't forget to tell them if you really do like their site.
Here's the idea:
Post the URLs of restoration/retouching business websites you like, and why you like them. We all go there and learn.
I'm not talking about the quality of their restoration/retouching. This is the Business forum, so I'm talking about the way they approach the customer. And don't bother with the sites for our own members. We already know how great we are

If you agree, and like their site, don't forget to email them and tell them (imagine how you'd feel if you got such an email).
Here's a few to start:
http://www.maine.com/photos/Welcome.html
His website design isn't that great, kind of clunky in fact, but I do like the way he "talks" to the customer, and he has many resources available for folks to learn about the topic in general.
http://www.picturefix.com/
A pretty generic site, but I love the way they superimpose before/after shots for their buttons and example links.
http://www.photo-restoration.co.uk/
Quite charming, and I like the way they offer varied services besides straight restores. They also seem to value customer satisfaction, and that's the most important thing a site needs to project.
So, hit the search engines and start exploring. And don't forget to tell them if you really do like their site.
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