Looking over my website I see pages where the H1 tag is missing or is assigned to the breadcrumbs. This will not help SEO in any fashion!

What needs to be done is add the functionality so you can add a H1 tag in each caption so it is applicable to the caption you are entering. Then revert to a P tag for the general caption content.

For good SEO you need on each page the Head section the ability to add/edit:
Title
Description (different than caption content see my previous post)
Keywords

In the body you need to be able to have at a minimum:
The ability to add a H1 tag, then relevant content to the category to do proper SEO

This needs to be done on EVERY page for good SEO or the website will most likely be a bust for any good ranking as every site will look like a cookie cutter version of all the others as there is little to nothing making each site content unique.

You can say "do a blog" all you want but that is a minor piece of the puzzle to get good ranking, you need to do SEO consistently across every page.

When looking at the source code for my website pages I discovered that the information for the Captions is being captured and put in two places, the "head" section in "meta description" and in the content of the web page.

1. If I add enough information in a caption of a gallery to include a call to action which includes links you are blowing up the meta description field. A meta description is to be very short ands descriptive.




2. This violates SEO rules for the length and content for the meta description and also is duplicate content on a page. A very big TABO for SEO

You need to have a new field added above caption for all pages to add the description content and separate these two items.

Every page on a website needs a unique description that is different from the caption which is in this case content

My sales mainly revolve around digital downloads to parents of athletes that I've photographed during games/events. I would like to set up a rewards program so that an existing customer can earn rewards (% discounts, free downloads, etc.) based on the number of new customers they send my way.

I think this could be done leveraging the back-end infrastructure Zenfolio already has in place to create a referral code for us account owners. Use the same back-end to assign a referral code to every account type and let that code be submitted when a purchase is submitted. Don't let someone refer themselves. :)

The photographers then need a way to decide what sort of rewards they wish to give: dollar amounts, discount amounts, products, etc. For a first go, selecting a dollar amount would be the simplest approach.

When the returning customer cashes out their rewards, then reset to 0 and start to accumulate again.

Thanks!

Client don't volunteer feedback, we have to ask for it. The idea is that we can email a client a few weeks after their work is completed to ask for star rating and comments about their experience.

For this to work well and be efficient we need to be able to add client name and email address associated with the gallery (optional). This will have a couple of benefits: when pushing the button for feedback, all info is there. Also when emailing the link to their gallery we won't have to look for their email address.

Simply adding the option to comment does not work, we have to solicitate them and it should be easy and fast for us and them.

I want to offer gift certificates or coupons to sporting and equestrian clubs as prizes and incentives to visit my web site. I'd like to offer say 10 free downloads to be redeemed in the coming year, currently if I set the coupon to 10 uses they can download unlimited photos x 10 times if they want to or alternately I can make it 10 photos x 1 time Gift Certificates are okay value wise but I can't restrict the user to just digital downloads (or any other product) I need to be able to nominate the type of product, the total number/value they can download and an expiry date. surely it can't be to hard to say restrict the range that Gifts can be chosen from.