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<blockquote data-quote="RocketCowboy" data-source="post: 536643" data-attributes="member: 25095">I went with Zenfolio for the quick and easy setup, but also have Smugmug and WordPress (self hosted). My goal is to use Zenfolio just for event galleries where I don't have a direct connection to the customer (only the client who books be for the event), and can fulfill that way. I want to get WordPress up and running for an overall better portfolio site and blog. I've got about 4 permutations of the WordPress site up right now while I look at WooCommerce and some others, but had a deadline with an event that didn't let me run with WooCommerce to completion. The downsides to Smugmug, Zenfolio, or Squarespace are the $$. Not arguing that they might be worth the investment for the professional photographer making money from their site, but sounds like Bill was looking for no cost options.Wordpress can be an option using their hosted environment on wordpress.com as well.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="RocketCowboy, post: 536643, member: 25095"] I went with Zenfolio for the quick and easy setup, but also have Smugmug and WordPress (self hosted). My goal is to use Zenfolio just for event galleries where I don't have a direct connection to the customer (only the client who books be for the event), and can fulfill that way. I want to get WordPress up and running for an overall better portfolio site and blog. I've got about 4 permutations of the WordPress site up right now while I look at WooCommerce and some others, but had a deadline with an event that didn't let me run with WooCommerce to completion. The downsides to Smugmug, Zenfolio, or Squarespace are the $$. Not arguing that they might be worth the investment for the professional photographer making money from their site, but sounds like Bill was looking for no cost options. Wordpress can be an option using their hosted environment on wordpress.com as well. [/QUOTE]

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