Last week, I shared the service, Photrade for photographers who wish to make money online. I had 3 invites to give away. And, thanks to Krista (VP of Marketing from Photrade), I received an extra 3. So, congratulations to the following folks who received invites:

• Luis Cruz (shoots with a Canon 350D)
• Julian (shoots with a Nikon D300)
• Marjorie (shoots with a Nikon D70)
• Thursday Bram (shoots with a Canon Rebel)

Ooohh.. 2 Canon users and 2 Nikon users! Anyway, I hope you all enjoy testing Photrade out. And, I’d welcome your feedback on the service!

And, since I have 2 more invites to give away, just let me know if you want one by leaving a comment here (sharing what kind of camera you shoot with).

Thanks also to Jennifer Gniadecki who shared this feedback about the service: “Photrade has been great for me. Mostly because it’s the easiest one to upload pictures to. I don’t know what I’m doing with it and would love to see a few posts on how to effectively rock out with Photrade.” Hopefully, we’ll learn more in the future!

Krista also mentioned this: “All of our photos are printed on high quality Kodak paper and fulfilled through EZ prints, a trusted supplier of professional photographers.” So, that’s good to know.

Will keep you posted for more updates.

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Photrade Account Giveaway Update

Today, I learned about Photrade, a new photography marketplace that’s still in beta. The basic idea is that you upload your photos in the service, then you can sell products based on your photos. These products include: photo prints, apparel, and gift items, as well as digital downloads (stock photo). You can set your own price and they’ll take care of delivering the products to the customer. It also seems like they plan to offer an affiliate programme in the future.

In any case, payments may be: 1) collected in the system and used to buy stuff from the site; 2) donated to your chosen charity; and/or b) sent to you via Paypal (with US$15 minimum payment threshold).

Since it’s still in beta, there are a couple of issues: a) You can only try out the service if you get an invitation; and b) There’s still a few kinks in the system. Plus, I’m not sure yet of its track record when it comes to quality of products, payment systems to photographers, etc.

In any case, I still think it’s a service worth watching. And right now, I have 3 invites available to give away. If you’re interested, leave a comment here answering the question: What kind of camera do you own?

If there are more than 3 folks interested, I’ll raffle off the invites.

NOTE: Thanks to Janette Toral for sending me an invite and telling me about Photrade.

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Photrade: Make Money Online with Your Photos