Feedback for my Square Online Site

[MistyDrew]

@Everyone I'm this new to Square, which seems to be better than SumUp in so many ways right now. So I'm in the slow day to to of creating a new E-Store for my Photography where I can sell my Photography Packages, Digital Stock Images alongside Greeting Cards and Mounted/Framed Photography. I'd like to ask if anyone will be willing to check out my web site / e-store and give me some feedback .. be kind like I've said I'm still new to and it's going to be a long progress. My site will be for the time being - https://misty-morn-photos.square.site/ which when I start earning an income I'll be upgrading to the relevant plan.

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[Daj3]

I just looked over your e-store and it looks great so far!!! Great job adding your services as well!!! I’m still working on mine but you’re more than welcome to check it out @ https://mydaj.club … though I add and change things every day because I do mostly custom work at the moment! My first mini collection will be coming out next month so I’m excited for that launch!😹 if you have any questions please lmk! 

[MistyDrew]

Thanks for your feedback, do revisit as it's changed a lot in the last few weeks.

[bonny]

First suggestion, add where your service area is on your main page.  Next, I suggest removing the rust background on your product pages so it's not competing with your images.  Also, include the size of the cards and prints so potential customers know what they are getting.  Square presents everything in a square format even if the product or image is not square so it makes it challenging how to properly feature non-square products.  You have a nice start.  

Bonny Wagoner
bonnywagoner.com

[MistyDrew]

Thank you I appreciate the feedback.  I've still a lot to achieve in time, so please do keep popping back to have a visit!

[Nstrahinic]

I just looked over your site. Love, Love the "sign up for my infrequent newsletters". Mind if I use that line? Your work is beautiful. I do suggest that the first image could be the image without the mat frame. https://www.bonnywagoner.com/prints. Or take the matted work out of the plastic sleeve. Another is link the brick and mortar stores to their website, or street address. 

[Nstrahinic]

Hi Misty, I enjoy looking through your site. It's a great start. Do you do photo retouching? Or is your thing to capture what the camera captures?  I'm asking because one of your examples could be a great example of photo retouching . . . I'm referring to the third image, the man with the glasses.